Ex Chief Yetzer and Hallas Denied New Trial in Extortion Case
Kane, Sept 6. Carl H. Yetzer former St Marys police chief and Theodore Hallas will be sentenced by Judge Robert Lewis of Potter County on Oct 16 for extortion. McKean County court denied a new trial after defense failed to file reasons. Trial evidence showed Yetzer Hallas and Marcus Halabukas allegedly coerced $1600 from Chris Korotas, forcing him to withdraw the money from Kane Bank and Trust. Halabukas was freed for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jyne
Vetzer
Kallas
Marcus Halabukas
St. Marys
Chris Korotas
Korotas
Kane Bank
Trist Company
Ralahukas
Young Doctor Opens Practice in Oil City
Dr. Andrew W. Goodwin Jr., son of Dr. A Lee Goodwin, has passed the State Board of Medical Education and Licensure exam and is licensed to practice medicine and surgery in Pennsylvania. He plans to operate in Oil City at his father’s office in the Shields block and join Dr. A W Goodwin Sr. as a partner. He is a graduate of Oil City High School Greenville College Greenville Illinois and Harmon Medical College Philadelphia, class of 1932.
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OWL Cipy
Andrew W. Goodwin
Alee Goodwin
State Board of Medical Education
Pennsylvania
Goodwin
Oil City
A. W., Goodwin
Shields, Block
of City High School
Greenville College
Greenville
Til
Hanaman Medical College
Philadelphia
Youngsville Wedding Ties Mead Gapwell in Columbus
Mrs Mead and Clars Gapwell of Columbus married at Reverend Highmeys Younge villa on Monday morning September 4. Attended by Mr and Mrs Glenn Perry, ceremony honored by parents Mr and Mrs Perry Mead and Mr and Mrs Arthur Scholton. Breakfast served at Pittsfield ton, couple to live in Gary with groom joining family business. NRA shifts curfew in Toppenish to six PM to fit closing time after 1907 rule.
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Helen Louise Mead
Clars Leroy Gapwell
Columbus
Lawrence Highmey
Youngevilla
Glenn Perry
Perry Mead
Arthur Scholton
Pittsfield’ Ton
Mrs. Mead
Niagara Falls
New York
Canada
Gary
Insinn
Ing
Three Kansans Alibi in Cop Killing Case
Beaver Falls, Pa. Sept. 6. The search for highway Patrolman Herbert P. Brantlinger’s slayers intensified as three Sterling, Kansas youths were held on firearms and automobile theft charges despite alibis. Fay Fisher, 21, Cassiday Jr., 19, and Fay O Lane, 23, were arrested after officers stopped their car and found a pistol and mutilated serial number. They deny being near Bridgeville on Sunday night when Brantlinger was slain while questioning suspected thieves at a closed filling station. Rewards are posted for the arrests.
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United Fress
Beaver Falls
Herbert P. Brantlinger
Misin
Kansas
Sterling
Kan
Fay Fisher
Relee Cassiday, Jr
Fay O’lane
Bridgeville
Brantlinger
Brantinger
10 Cent Increase in Crude Oil Prices
Pittsburgh report notes a 1 cent rise in Pennsylvania grade crude oil prices. South Pan Oil lists Southwest Penn pipelines at 2.02 dollars, Eureka pipelines at 1.97, and Buckeye pipelines at 1.82. Tidewater Oil adds 10 cent increases for New York transit lines and Bradford crude in the National Transit lines to 2.85 dollars per barrel.
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Dtime
Eeitsburgh
South Pan Oil Company
Southwest Penn Pipe
Eureka Pipe
Buckeye Pipelines
Tidewater Ol Company
New York Transit
Bradford
National Transit
Recent Bride Is Honored In Social Gathering
Ams. A. P. Wagner of 29 West Pred erict street hosted a Tuesday evening party honoring her daughter Elizabeth whose marriage to Goyt L. Williams of this city took place Mayth at Westfield New York. The event featured games, green and yellow decor, and gifts for the bride with a list of guests including Mrs. O. C. Barnard Miss Olive Mason Mrs. S. D. Wilcox Miss Raith Bennett Miss Helen Grace Merrick Miss Virginia Edson Mrs. Andrew Paulson Mrs. Richard Paulson Mrs. Carl Sullivan Mrs. Tokn McLaughlin Miss Louise Mount Miss Dorothy Spiesman Mrs. Wallace Hammond Mrs. Vera Murphy Mrs. Walter Gwin Mrs. Leslie Donaldson Mrs. Frederick Bartholme and Mrs. M. Edward Moore.
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A. P. Wagner
West Prederict Street
Elizabeth
Goyt L. Williams
Williams
Mayth
Westfield
N. Y
Wallace Hammond
Dorothy Spiesman
Ruth Bennett
Carl Sullivan
O. C. Barnard
Olive Mason
S$. D. Wilcox
Raith Bennett
Helen Grace Merrick
Virginia Edson
Andrew Paulson
Richard Paulson
Services Move to Grand Theatre for Bosworth Evangeli
Attendance grows for Bosworth evangelistic meetings at North Genter Street. Services run nightly at 7 45 except Saturday with Rev and Mrs Bosworth and La Verne Christianson singing. Rev B R Lewis leads, Curry Top Singers to perform. venue decorated with roses from local florists.
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Bosworth
Grand Theatre
North Genter’ Street
LaVerne Christianson
B R. Lewis
Alliance Church
Igt
PAYS VISIT TO LOCAL ASSEMBLY
Mrs Josie M Brotherson Warde of Rebekah Assembly visited Lady Tranilin Rebekah Lodge last evening at the regular session. She spoke briefly and received a gift presented by Mrs Anna Gallagher on behalf of the Lodge. Mrs Raat Dyckes was chosen delegate to attend the Odd Fellows Home meeting in Meadville on Tuesday Sept 12. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
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Josie M. Brotherson
Rebekah
Josie M, Brotherson
Urie
Grand Valley Home Burned Near Starr Corners
A noon Tuesday fire destroyed a farm home above Starr Corners owned by Victor Lofgren and occupied by Mrs Irene Burchard and three children. The blaze started in a wood shed and little was saved. contents uninsured. Neighbors were distant and schoolchildren arrived too late to help.
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Grand
Yauuua
Irene Burchard
Starr Corners
Victor Lofgren
Floater Denies Knowledge of Girard Murder
Ernest Anderson an 82 year old floater with a history of mental deficiency denied knowledge of the murder of Albert and Johanna Bisgert on their farm two miles south of Girard. He appeared incoherent and evaded questions while investigators pressed for details about his movements since the killing. Arrested after a weeklong search, Anderson could not explain his concealment in corn fields and under buildings as authorities pursued answers.
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Erd
Ernest Anderson
Albert
Johenna Bisgert
Girard
Anderson
Special County
J. O. Badders
Deer leaps to death near Mitchell Point on Columbia Highway
A 170 pound deer escaped four pursuing cougars by leaping from a 200 foot precipice into the Columbia River near Mitchell Point tunnel on the Columbia highway in Hood River Oregon.
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Hood River
Ore
Columbia River
Mitchell Point Tunnel
Columbia Highway
New Concoction Fails Kuamath Walls Ore
Ore tired veteran C Stout crushed two light bulbs and mixed them with cake and meal eating the concoction. He will recover.
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Kuamath
Stout
Help Mate and Wife Wanted for Farm Home Service
Couple seeks a man farmer and wife for housework and cooking. Wages twenty five dollars with full board. Good home and future prospects. Mail box 275 care Journal ette.
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Care Journal
Ette
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Carl H. Yetzer
St.Marys
Theodore Kallas
Youngsville
NRA
NIRA
Christian
Anti-Missionary—Alliance
Keister
Corry
Elta Kett
Something Uep Fane Asti
Wess
Waele
BY Paul Robinson
Phil Pane
Grand Valley
Floater
Johanna Biegert
Smith
Washington Streets
West South Street
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Cass
Spring St
Brook’ Street
West Smith /Star
South Center Street
Batterson
Care of Journal
BOR
Bath
East Pleasant
North Genter St
D. A. Stennett
D. Ki
Leach
West
Smith Street
Spartans
C. B
Tracy
R. D
Centerville
Pul- Vic
Cornish Farm
Bear Lake
Lottsville- Bear Lake
Guernsey
Jersey
Gale
Cornish John Hammond
Barbers High
Speed Queen
Doane
West Main Street
Citizens National
United Press
Old Forge
Harrishire
Ubsed
Bailey
Hareita
Murrey Bailey
Ilmapetita
Andiwr
Ode
Dalian
Tek
Urvalin
Seattle
Huron
Warwky Biales
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