Local court notes and regional incidents reported
A lengthy county roundup covers a grand larceny case against Ralph Wassink and Luce, a misappropriation accusation against Chambers staff, real estate transfers in Erie County, a hunting injury with Henry Welsch in hospital, and a cross burn investigation near Meadville. It also notes highway bids, a murder trial jury issue, a judge’s rebuke of a prisoner, a mistaken police car ticket, and several accidents, health updates, agricultural output records, infantile paralysis trends, stray hunting season end, and Tung oil uses in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HoWard Chambers
R. D
Clyy Ployd Luce
Harboreresktremer
Ralph Wassink
Clymer
Grand Larceny
Chautauqua Genter Street
M Por
Luce
Chambers
I. O. 0. B. Lodge
Ripley
Grand
Lawrence Scholton of Panama Dies After Illness
Lawrence Scholton of Panama died yesterday noon at Jamestown General Hospital following a lung illness. He was a member of the Panama Baptist Church and a former resident of Clymer. Survivors include his wife Cula Phillips Scholton, two daughters Mary Lundberg and Irene Scholton, two sons Leroy and Harold, three brothers Triest Arthur William, one sister Annie Weber, seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Panama Baptist Church Wednesday at 2 pm, with prayer at the home, Rev. John Lindall officiating, interment in Panama Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaWrence Ooowner
Panama
Jamestown General Hospital
Jamestown
Panna
Former Corry Woman Died in Ohio City
Mrs. Meantier, a former Corry resident, died last night at her home in Chagrin Falls Ohio. She was born in 1866 in Irving New York and was the daughter of the late Mayor and Mrs Nathaniel Stone of Corry. Survived by her husband, a sister Mrs Pauline Stone Gillette had died earlier and was brought to Corry for burial. Services will be held Thursday afternoon at Reed Funeral Home in Chagrin Falls with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meatier
Re.dent
Chagrin Parls
Ohio
Meantier
Nathaniel Stone
Corry
Irving
Pauline Stone Gillette
McIntier
Philadelphia Company Reorganizes Properties to Pursue Gas Utility
The Philadelphia Company filed an SEC amendment stating it plans to reorganize its Pennsylvania gas properties to justify dissolution and convert to a gas utility. It says rate cases before the Pennsylvania Utility Commission have progressed, making compliance feasible.
70 Per Cent Of Soldier Dead Will Be Returned
144,000 American soldiers dead in Europe will be buried at home with 100,000 exhumations underway. Gen Peckham outlined steps to ensure correct identification and only American personnel handle the process. Paul A. Griffin of Uniontown praised the plan, noting assurance of proper handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
CNT
Acton Command
Europe
Peckham
American Legion
Paul A. Grif Ath
Uniontown
Legion
Prizes Await State Recruiters in Guard Contest
Sept. 16 Pennsylvania National Guard prizes total 4275 with $60 for top recruiter and $2 bonds for second and third, plus $25 bonds for top unit. Gov. Dutt approves plans. Adjutant General Weber cites statewide drive and special unit honor for outstanding showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alouinry
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania National Guard
James H. Dutt
Frank A. Weber
United
IRE
Dust
Erictim
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Erie County Court House
Boyd Capwell
Frank Burkhart
East Wayne Street
Henry Welsch
Erie
Waterford
St. Vincent's Hospital
Meadville
Hugh Gronberg
Ernest D. Leet
Mapville
Elmer Lb. Evans
Western Penitentiary
Dave Newberry
Eric
Evans
Newberry
Kane
Kane Street
Warren General Hospital
Erle
General Electric
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Health Department
William D. Sehrack
Division of Health Conservation
Columbus
Our
Washington
Angel
Lawrence Scholton
Ohio City
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
BEC
Pittshurch
Iy Bcono~ries
Brooklyn
Hreukelen
Lanston’s
South Center Street
Buick
Fisher
Tune J
Henry J. Taylor
Mutual Network
Mon
W. W. Waterhouse
Corry, Pennsylvania
PNG
Eames
Heiman Jewelers
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Paul
East Main Street
Dial
Starline Barn
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