Man Freed In Lottery Case
Baie September 16 The first lottery trial since the county cleanup ended with a not guilty verdict though police hailed a win District Attorney Milan McLaughlin called the case a test against a new numbers racket method. Defendant Alphonse Curlett faced a jury despite admitting no numbers writing with only a plain paper slip as evidence. Judge William Kreister presided the trial and jurors awarded court costs totaling about 65 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Curlett
Garrett
William Kreister
Combia County
Sette Vase
State TB and Health Society Meeting Ends
Pittsburgh September 16 Dr Russell B Teague senior surgeon of the Federal Security Agency says there are still nine unknown cases of tuberculosis for every death and urges better use finding techniques. He stresses the need for a successful Christmas Seal sale to fund the fight against tuberculosis.
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Pittsburgh
Ussell B. Teague
Federal Security Agency
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis In Health Society
Teague
Spring Creek Social Notes Mention Local Visits
A roundup of local calls and visits from Spring Creek residents includes Mr. and Mrs. H L Johnson’s visit to Cary, Lois Sickler’s call in Columbus, the Matteson and Donaldson families hosting and attending events, attendees at a Toronto fair, many gatherings in Corry and Jamestown, and soldiers from Camp Atterbury. The piece notes travels to Ripley, Trenton, and Tulsa with various relatives, plus a National Geographic tidbit saying dogs may have migrated to North America from Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
H.L. Johnson
Floyd Johnson
Cary
B.T. Porter
Lois
Lois Sickler
P. If
Mead
Columbus
Ralph Willams
Jimmy
Toronto
Ont
Richard Greeley
Baby
Corry
Dona Donaldson
Donna Donaldson
Allen Eastman
Judy
Fay Belden
George B. Edgett
Tulsa
Oklo
Trenton
John Donaldson
Erle
Richard Bicker
Richard Crane
Richard Price
Merle Bickerson
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Co. A
112Th Infantry
William Donaldson
Leo Whaley
Co. 1
12Th Infantry
Services tomorrow for Paul H. Mould
Paul FH. Mould of 583 West Church Street died at Corry Hospital Friday before 2 30 p m after years in Salamanca and Corry. A former Erie and Pennsylvania Railroad conductor he suffered health decline after a Buffalo wreck in 1998. Survived by a sister and three brothers, he belonged to the Episcopal Church of Salamanca Brotherhood of Railway Conductors and Corry clubs. Funeral arrangements at Bracken Keating.
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Paul H
Buffalo
Corry
Hdward D
Mould
Episcopal Church of
Salamanca
The
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Loyal Order of the Moose
Local women host luncheon in Cory for Miss Ethel McGray
Week’s New CLYMER notes a 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs. Wilbur Rickers home in Cory honoring Miss Ethel McGray of Corry. The column lists several locals entering colleges and the army draft camp, plus hospital news and graduation events at First Lutheran and nearby churches.
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Noble Havercamp
St. Vincent's Hospital
Evie
Local notices blend with wedding and club events at Buffaly
Community snippets report a medical incident at Jamestown General Hospital attended by Mrs. Clarence Rhebergen Ful Wollhowse, with patient under observation. Socials include a handkerchief shower for Mrs. James Ten Haken, a Washington trip for Darwin Neckers for medical care, and a Young Ladies Mission Band meeting with devotional and mission station reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
St. Ann's Church
Buffaly
John Appleton
Brooklyn
Dent Wassink
Jisnes Ten Haken
Fred Wardes
Per Haken
Darwin
Washington, D.C
Carlyle. Nethers
James Gravink
jSolt Legters
Job Muller
Lyle Compton
Howard Legters
Harald Legters
Gilbert Tot
Edward Conk
Ten Tinken
Arabia
Allaabeth Gifford
Africa
Harry Vidal
Iraq
Cornelius Wigeers
Ruth Beckerink
Rael Beaker
Elgete
Community Notices and Meetings Report from Clymer Area
A local notice recounts fundraising for an Indian girls school with a $60 offering. A June event lists 23 guests served. Clymer Business Men's Club met after a summer recess to discuss officers, with Gilbert J. Ton presiding. A ham dinner was hosted by the Ladies Mission Aid Society at Abbe Reformed Church. Christmas drive plans were outlined with Carlyle Neckers as chair and Emory Morrison among discussants from Corry Hospital Board. The October dinner program was led by Howard Leyters and Reiben Selfritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Clymer Business Men
Clymer Gentral School
Tatatoria
Ladies’ Mission and Aid Society
The
Abbe Reformed Church
Gilbert J. Ton
Earl Bockerink
Emory Morrison
Carlyle Neckers
Clarence Rhebergen
George Christensen
Harold Leyters
Corry Hospital
Oethber
Howard Leyters
Reiben Sel
Fritze
Seize KImpo Airfield Marines Near Seoul
American troops in Sep 1950 captured a Red Korean prisoner as U S Marines near Seoul pressed toward Taehon. Reports indicate confusion among commanders over the advancing lines and a Red artillery demand for surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimpo
Seoul
Bey
UeFe
Epee
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Dee
STATE
TB and Health Society
National Geographic Society
North America
Siberia
Beaver
Nancy Ann Reed
Grace Heideger
Here
Francis Gross
Economy Township
Robert Nicholson
Nicholson
Miss Heideger
Chevrolet
Fleetline
Fisher
Bown
America’s Best Buy
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street Corry, Pa
Henry Rhebergen
William Rhebergen
James Grayvnk
Linda
Jinette
Ralph A. Rombein
Wal ‘Pur Renskers
Gail Thompson
Ralph Thompson, Jr
William Gravink
Delvo Gravink
Mary Ton
Jennie Gravink
Abbe Re
Debhert King
Brancis Schuyler
Carinty
Clymer
Warren
Fiontier
Sun
Mona
Wanwieh Baos
New
Milton , Berle Araounter
Virginia
Mayo
Wintar
Powell
North Center Street
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Swit
Toe Sea
Aim
Abie
Pillsbury
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