Both Drivers Blamed In Death Of Man In Union County Inquest
A coroner's jury in Warren finds that neither driver showed proper care in August crash near Youngsville that killed Gunths Gustafson age 18. Witnesses named Joseph Wey and Glenn Bunce as operators involved. Wey's Kingston machine collided with Bunce’s as he turned into his driveway. Gustafson died after transport to Warren General Hospital. Patrolman Carl Lundgren says both may face reckless driving charges. Crowd of over fifty heard the testimony.
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Joseph Wey
Kingston
Glenn Bunce
Gustafson
Wir~ren General Hospital
Wibhittino
Youngsville
Vaulion
Midway
Carl Luntigren
Holh
Victin
Urge Building to Aid Unemployed in Oil City
City council endorses starting work on the Allegheny to upriver points highway to create jobs for unemployed men. Mayor Hilair notes many appeal for work and highway construction at Oil City end could provide several jobs. Colmer agrees and urges state highway department to begin the project promptly to address unemployment.
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Oil City
Hilair
OW City
Colmer
State Highway Department
Raids by Federal Agents Seize Bootleg Goods Near Marhins
Jamestown Federal Agents staged a general roundup of alleged bootleg places on the eve of the September term of Federal Court in Candadsigua and surrounding areas. They seized five gallons of distilled spirits, eight gallons of wine, and four half-barrels of beer at the Lime Lake Hotel near Marhins. Operators Walter Trasule and Martha Tragak were cited to appear before United States Commissioner Madwand R. Bubtey. At West Valley a half pint of colored distilled spirits and thirteen pints of beer were seized, Earl J. Rowland cited to appear before Commissioner Bootey. Richburg Creamery yielded the day’s greatest wet-goods quantity, with Mike Italiano cited to appear Friday at 10. The seizure included twenty gallons of malt mash, one pint of gin, one pint of colored distilled spirits, and 720 pints of beer. The case is charged with sale and possession.
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Bootey
Plea in Larceny Case Ties Pleasantville Arrests
B. G. Schuinger of Pleasantville pled guilty to breaking and entering and larceny related charges. The case involved alleged theft of brass from Mrs. Anna Oldstein. Four defendants faced joint charges and were jailed with bail set at 1000 dollars. Family members of the Schillinger group were arraigned and remanded to county jail or home.
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Oil City
B. G. Scuuinger
Pleasantville
R. D
Daniel H. McCready
Anna Oldstein
B.C. Schillinger
B. R. Schillinger
John Schillinger
Avernum McCready
Jaik Childiren
Schillinger
Wm. Phel
State Highway Patrol
Corry Tax Notice on School Tax Penalty and Payment
Tax notice to Corry taxpayers states a 5 percent addition to the 1930 school tax due October 2 1990 and reminds that even with a 3 cent increase the penalty accrues if payment is not timely. Collector Frank B Westley notes enforcement will begin after October with rapid collection actions.
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Corry
Beaverdam News Highlights Local Visits and Family News
Beaverdam scene includes George Sturgis and Ernest Gilbert visiting Cen terville. Hattie Chaffee from Union City spent time here visiting friends. A baby girl Betty Jean born September 4 to Mo and Mrs Lloyd Fisher. Many local residents and visitors from Union City Bradford Jamestown and Albion appear in social calls and church activities.
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Beaverdam
George Sturgis
Ernest Gilbert
Centerville
A. F. Tanner
Hattie Chaffee
Union City
Burt Bowen
Lloyd Fisher
Vaméo
Betty Jean
Babe
Petterson
Alice Showers
Bradford
D. M. McClelland
Charles Lewis
Don Messenger
Davis Doolittle
Lyle Prdctor
Robert Mulgin Monay
H. D. Whitney
Proctorville
J. M. McGielland
Myrtle Showers
Charles Hodge
Leon Proctor
Donald Lidens
Jamestown
Hanks
Virginia
Edward Mclean
Wesleyville
Jay Smith
George Lord
Greenville
Hybeck
Levi Peterson
Lloyd Fishers
Jonu Whitney
Albion
S. Ro Lyons
Lois
Arbuticle
Mos
Doolittle
Wattsburg
Rolls McAllister
Morris Breed
A.W. Tanner
Russell
Ralph Osterstuck
Celoron
Alton Peter
Simday- Gerald Bagley
Ina Whitney
Paul Smith
Ployd ‘Tarbell
Cleveland
R. W. Ratge
Tarbell
Franke Tarbell
Waren
Gertruda Newell
Ralph Newell
Harvey Weat
Concord
Glynn Rupple
Alta Proctor
Robert Mulvin
Paul Hannah
Carl Lyons
Ruth Tanger
Carl Proctor
John Smith
Smith
Ross
Lucy ‘Tanner
W. Hanson
Wigin
R. W. Pattison
Charles Swan
Julia Swan
North 1
Lea Maynard
North East
Albert Nichols
Spartansburg
Yisted
Hanby's
Orfin Borst
Fred) Strohmyer
Brie
Harold Hidges
Lorey Doyen
Jesse Whitney
H .B. Whitney
Lawrence Johnson
Alton Peterson
Masters Rexford
Warren Procstor
BH. A. Lyons
Orrin Borstorff
Alton Pete
M. E
Sal DuBois
National Essay Contest Aims to Highlight Women in Business
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs launches a nationwide essay contest to honor stories of women achieving in business and professions. Entries of up to 1,000 words must be mailed to Miss Gertrude Wield in Corry, before September 8, 1930, with two copies required. Prizes include 50 dollars for first place and 25 dollars for honorable mention.
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National Federation
National Federation of Business and Profesional Women's Clubs
Corry Club
Be Est
Vo- Preauiom
We Women’s ’ Arts and Industries
Oliver Harriman Charman
United States
Emily Kneubins
Federation
Octobey Jr
Yenyy
Perforation of Business
Mise Gertrude Wield
Corry
Driver blamed for double fatality in Altoona
Coroner's jury in Altoona credits George W. Brenner 53 Holidaysburg with the deaths of Mrs May Kyle and her stepson William Kyle after their vehicle was struck by a car. Brenner faces accusation of carelessness in the sept iv incident.
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Altoona
George W. Brenner
Holidaysburg
Lled
Strick
Ifa
Brenner
May Kyle
William Kyle
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