Wing of Concord woman held for homicide and felonious assault
District Attorney Herbst handles prosecution in Erie county criminal court as Ghowne Wing aged 29 of Concord is bound over for the November term on homicide and felonious assault with intent to kill in connection with the slaying of George Ormeber and the shooting of Mrs. Lews Gimsbee. Wing, calm and unresisting, was brought from the county jail to the municipal building where witnesses testified about events surrounding the August 31 shooting and his sister’s alleged role in prompting the crime.
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GhoWne Wing
Concord Royrnship
Grand Jury
Erie County
George Laverne Ormeber
Nephye
Lews Gimsbee
Wing
Aequapteh Sometom Care
Terore Aldermayt
Andrew Hughman- Te
Hott
Ville
Jean J. Miley
Louis Lavern Ormshee
Ralph Ormsbee
IC. Kibler
Mark Ut Lom
D. B. Leach
Bites
Darrow
Seret
William Doties
Fenidal
Ormbbee
Mothiem
Forte
Herbst
County Criminal Court
Injunction Halts Erie Strike Disorder
In Brig, Sept 24 a preliminary injunction was granted by Judge J. P. Rossiter in Erie county court to restrain irregularities by former and substitute drivers in a transportation dispute. Attorney Charles H. English represented FE. H. Scott as the court petition sought immediate relief. The writ would become permanent within days unless striking workers appeared to show cause. The dispute arose after the transport company moved to cut wages from six to zero for one minute trips, triggering the walkout and police action in both cities.
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MHL
Stat ‘Transportation Cm
Erle
Clevelind
Didge J. P. Rossiter Monnay
Arle
Atorney
Charles H. English
FE. H. Scott
Cailae
Nntime
Transporta Lion
Scott
Farewell party blends with pastorship news at Bear Lake
Bear Lake Sept 23 Rural mail carriers met at Delmur Mickelson home Sugar Grove Pa. Eloise Whitely teaching in Jamestown spent weekend here. Local visitors Mrs Hinkley and Gulu, Eimer Lopus, Oscar Sandburg Kane, Wenzel Lopus Johnstown. Rev Mulvin to pastor coming year. Farewell party for Rev Mulvin. possession of U B parsonage and nursing training entry noted. several local visits and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Ana “Rs
Frank Whitely
Delmur Mickelson
Sugar Grove
Eloise Whitely
Teaehng
Jamestown
Hinkley
Gulu
Eimer Lopus
Ari Mig
Oscar Sandburg
Kane
Wenzel Lopus
Johnysourg
Mra
PJ Browe
J. Carr
Ide Bates
Jessie ‘Tillotson
Akron
Slean Tillotson
Mary Chapuidn
the . Bond
Dix Hawkins
Sidney Gilbert
Titusville
Leslie Hanna
Warren
Hanna
Enoch Bordwell
Harbor Creek
Kim Woodin
Edith Doroughty
Wcoa Hospital
N.Y
Charles Thompson
Garesville
Nelson
Mrs. Roy
Perkins
Iengme
Community Fair draws crowds. local events planned this week
The Community Fair ends with strong turnout and plans for new diversions. The Woman's Club meets Tuesday at Mrs. Chau Martin's home and a choir event is set for Friday at the Baptist church with no admission, only a silver offering. Local residents and guests, including Miss Trene Stitt and Miss Bernice Blakeslee, visit family and friends during the weekend, while Prof. Rice and Prof. Titsler return for gatherings with former SY.8 leaders and their relatives.
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Woman's Club
J. Parish
Oli City
Charles Weidner
Trene Stitt
Titusville
Lucille Blakeslee
W. J. Smith
Arlene Moore
Emory Reese
Townville
Mfs
Charles Roth
Bernice Blakeslee
Ralph Wyett Blakeslee
Elvie Farley
Meadville
Ralph S. Rice
Parkers Landing
F. G. Dames
Rice
Visi
H. Titsler
Edinboro
SY. 8
Ilsler
Phoebe Buell
Federal Farm Board Chairman Answers Critics
United Press reports Federal Farm Board Chairman Alexander Legge of Chicago testified before the Senate Banking Committee on the board’s operations. He defended funding limits and questioned why the board would finance a $15,000,000 crop with a $150,000,000 appropriation, also addressing past ties to the International Harvester Company and current holdings in government securities and a GM stake.
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United Press
Washington
Alexander P. Legge
Chicago
Federal Farm
Hoover
Administration Agriculturs
Senate
Caraway
Arkansis
Legge
International Harvistes Company
Federal
Jury awards $20,594 in Ridgway case over falling home telephone pole
A Jefferson County Court verdict in Brookville awards Aug ust Benson of Ridgesteer $20,009.93 after a May 11 accident on River Street when a home telephone pole toppled, injuring Mr Hansac of Elle Tanning Co. Defendants were represented by D. J. Driscoll.
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Ridgway
Jefferson County
Brookville
Uist Week
August Benson
Ridgesteer
Home Elephone Co
Barle
River Streets
Home Telephone Co
Hansac
Elle Tanning Co
Ms. Benson
F Jones
Widows
Coudersuyrt
Raymond’e Beon
Brookeville
Margiotti
Gilespie
Pugliese
Priedman
Punx
Injuries Fatal in Pittsburgh Auto Crash
Mrs Matilda Spaito, 58, of West Bini, died at St. Francis Hospital from a broken back after the automobile she was riding in overturned on the Butlit New Cass road last August 24.
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Piptsburgh
Matilda Spaito
West Bini
St. Francis
Butlit
New Cass Road
Ass’tfire Chief Injured in City Collision
A serious accident at the intersection of Oth and Walnut streets injured Ass’t erse Fire Chief Scully and driver Bred Hinterich while a Springboro man Paul Laird, 48, was arrested for reckless driving. The fire chief was en route to pick up Scully’s family when his vehicle was struck broadside by Laird’s car at 9th Street. Both Scully and Hinterich sustained cuts and bruises. Laird was lodged at the county jail after the Alderman Barber hearing.
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Heb
Lawtenor Scully
Hla
Bred Hinterich
Sindy
Usothar Wute
Oth
Denock
Paul Laird
Springboro
Ween
Ghirlen Barber
Senily
Uty
Walnut Wivet
Cie
Nti
Liira
9Th R Street
College Women Club Meeting at Mrs Brown's Home
The College Women a Clio met at Mrs Manni Brown home with many members present and new members joining. Katherine Abbey president welcomed guests and outlined plans while a music program preceded social time and refreshments hosted by Mrs Brown, Mrs Jolnow, and Mrs Miller. Also reported, John P Gonnell's Republican sheriff tally corrected to 104 from 164 after official absolution.
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Clio
la Het
Manni Brown
Bobby
Katherine Abbey
The
Clit
Brown
Jolnow
Miller
John P. Gonnell
Crawford County
Furymond Elected President at Recreations Alleys Meet
Furymond was elected president at a last evening Recreation Alleys event. Doc Hustend Jr and Hustend named secretary and entry, with eight prospective rooms for competitors. Friday’s meeting outlined Monday’s inop and the entry panel set at ten dollars per team.
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Furymond
Corryvamesto
Bowboy Lewy
Doc
Hustend Jr
Hustend
Alex Pee
Corry Stour
Corry
Raymond Mig
Hope
Pal Stout
Hitong
Cavtniey Olaberard
Mastruo Triumphs in Curious Ferihorwolgit Event
A garbled report details Mastro defeating Milwauishe in a puzzling race or display. Names such as Vivian and Zui appear among disjoint phrases. The piece hints at an unexpected outcome and a crowd reaction, with unclear specifics on location, date, or sport.
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Coney Ship
Ene
Just
Frank A. Wilcox
East Main Street
Ear Lake
Spartansburg
Ray
Ray’s
Pat Ray
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Federal Farm Board
Model Dairy Company
Hammond Elevator Co
Crescent
Iver Johnson
Empire
Batavia
C. E. Doane
Hoy Scully
Hintenach
College Women Club Meeting
Better Service
Church St
WM. van Vleet
Member
Federal Reserve System
Raymon Presid
Mastro
Milwauishe
Musteo
Cis Vivian
Etta Ket
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