Man Arrested Here Dodges Life Sentence in Jamestown Case
Axel Rask, arrested July 4 in Jamestown for looting Erie Railroad freight cars, escaped a life term after a hung jury in Chautauqua County Court. The jury deadlocked nine to three for conviction, prompting a mistrial and a new trial date at the next term. He faced charges of entering three freight cars and breaking seals, with Baum’s Law potential life sentence.
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Axel Rask
Erie Rathons
Jamestown
Auburn
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Jamestown Post
Axel Bask
Lee L. Ottaway
Delock
Rasie
Lloyd , Dahmen
Frm
Dahmes
Erunstrom
Rusk
Jon S. Leonard
Erie Raiload
Chandler Site
Governor Dean Visits Corry Rotary Club
Governor Miller will visit the Corry Rotary Club next Tuesday. He will confer with club directors and committee chairs at 11 am, then attend the regular luncheon where district leaders discuss matters of Rotary interest. Misses Helen and Susanne Sekeruk travel to Cleveland to stay with sister Miss Anna Sekerak.
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Tueday
Dean Miller
Corry Club
Miller
Uncheon
Helen
Susanne Sekerul
Cleveland
Anna Sekerak
Two Men Blinded by Dynamite Blast Near Ridgway
Edward Dallenbach and his brother William, residents of Grant road four and one half miles from Ridgway, are hospitalized in critical condition after a dynamite blast tied to a water well detonated while they stood nearby. William lost sight in both eyes. Edward could lose vision and suffered severe facial lacerations and a shattered thumb. Mrs. Dallenbach and neighbors assisted. ambulance transported them to the county general hospital.
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Ridgway
Edward Dallenbach
William
Grant Road
Ik County General Hospital
Clueke
Edward
William Dantenbach
van Allen
Day of Atonement Observed In Jewish Tradition
The article recalls Yom Kippur starting October 18, 1980 with Kol Nidre chant in synagogues marking the fast. It contrasts temple ritual in Palestine with post temple observance of prayer and repentance, noting the day’s emphasis on self examination and moral progress across centuries.
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Palestine
Temple
Galilean Will Speak Here on October 6
Stephen A. Haboush, native Galilean, and his wife, will speak at First Methodist Episcopal Church Monday evening October 6. He will share rare views of the Holy Land, arguing Palestine has changed little in twenty centuries and the shepherd life remains a guiding analogy for biblical themes.
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Stephen A. Haboush
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
East
Palestine
Emong Min
Galilee
Haboush
América
New World
Holy Land
Mr. Haboush
Sunday's Five Best Radio Entertainment Picks
Radio listings show a lineup of programs across networks including WABC CBS WWAP NBC WEAP and WABG. Notable mentions include Majestic Theatre of the Air at 9 00 p m Atwater Kent Hour at 9 15 p m Floyd Gibbons adventures at 9 20 p m Sam Herman xylophonist at 11 15 p m Coral Islanders at midnight.
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United Press
WABC
CBS
Majestic Theatre of
WWAP
NBC
Atwater Kent
Floyd Gibbons
WEAP
Sam Herman
WABG
Coral Islanders
Reception for Rev H F Reagle at United Brethren Church
About sixty members and friends gathered at the United Brethren Church last evening to honor Rev. H F Reagle who has been returned to the local church for another year. The Amici class sponsored the event with a program of prayers, readings, music, solos, duets and a dialogue Betty and Betsy. A purse was presented to Rev. Reagle and refreshments followed the program.
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United Brethren Church
H. F. Reagle
Amici
Price
St. Pierre
Johnson
Lynnn Fleming
Leon van Tassel
F. O. Harvey
G.T. Bergman
Betty and
Betsy
G. T. Bergman
Hugh Mosher
Edwin Armitage
Reagle
Storm Causes Accidents In Jamestown Injuring Three
Three injuries result from heavy storm damage in Jamestown as 5th hour yesterday marks the incidents. Mrs Grace Brown 51 of Fluvanna suffers a compound leg fracture and facial lacerations after alighting a bus and being struck by a car. Mrs Emma Larson 40 of Palmer Street is severely crushed by a car at Jones and Gifford avenues near the Art Metal plant. Angeline DeMarco 24 of Franklin Street sustains a bad right leg bump when struck at Foote Avenue and Harrison Street by a car driven by A L Schell 34 of Prospect Street. All incidents occur during the thunder storm.
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Jamestown
Brown
Jamestown General Hospital
Boyd Ambulance
Emma Larson
Palmer Street
A. W. Grove
Livingston Avenue
Jones and Gifford Avenues
Irene
Art Metal
Oil Producer Haely Dies in Buffalo Hospital
Olean Sep 1. Haely, of Olean, president of the Haely Oil Company and a widely known oil producer, died in Buffalo General hospital after an operation. He and his family moved to Olean from Bolivar in 1915. Earlier he and John Gavlin ran a jewelry business in Olean and were active in Bolivar oil ventures developing several leases. He also had a period in Union Street auto business with Galvin.
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Olean
Haely
Galvin
Auomobile
Union Street
W C I U Aims to Boost Voter Registration Here
Members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs Ida Sheffer’s home on September 26 with new president Mrs Harriet Durham presiding. A new member joined. local directors were listed for welfare, citizenship, evangelistic work, flower relief, temperance instruction and more. County Director of Welfare Mrs Lottie Blackman was announced. Letters from dry leaders urged October 4 voter registration, the first day to register, urging citizens to participate and uphold prohibition.
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Women's Cristian Temperance Union
Ida Sheffer
East
Harriet Durham
Chita Welfare and
Mothers
Lottie Blackman
Lila Foster
Emma Heath
Flower Mission
Hilme Anderson
Tnatitutes
Femne Johnson
Asanath King
Iane Johnson
Michel Lester
Florence White
Lillian Whiteley
Ethelyn Chase
County convention honors and silver medal contest at Edinboro
The county convention in Edinboro September 10 11 featured nine Gold Star unions led Corry with a 10 percent plus membership gain. Mrs Bess Barton Winger directed a silver medal contest first evening. contestant No 2 won Her Mother's Song with No 1 Dolly Up Booze taking second. Funds praised for seven contestants and moral lessons. Mrs Lila Foster to lead citizenship study at regular meetings. ladies to buy lesson books and nonmembers invited. Social hour followed with refreshments by committee including Ida Shaffer Shannon L Briggs and Maclair.
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Edinboro
Corry Union
Bess Barton Winger
Lila Foster
Ida, Shaffer
Shannon
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