Commissioners Hold Hearing on County Home Incompetency Charges
County Commissioners Earl R. Wimer Karl T. Rohrer and Joseph F. Travers presided a hearing in the courthouse on accusations of incompetency and mistreatment at the county home on Ellwood road. Testimony, largely hearsay, referenced past incidents involving staff and a guest attendant, with Friday session scheduled to continue at 2 p.m.
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Perry Snyder
Ellwood Road
Court House
Earl R. Wimer
Karl T. Rohrer
Joseph F. Travers
Robert Cunningham
Wimer
Carl Shira
Bernice Presnar
Donaldson
Helen Snyder
Ellea Monroe
Earl R. Wimner
Jeanette Snyder
Alice Houk
Snyder
Annie Warner
Houk
Belle Covert
Davis
Soles
John Soles
Harrisburg
Travers
Hazel Stroud
Wood
Wimper
Many Meats May Go Under Points Again
An OPA spokesman says many point-free meat cuts may be rationed next month but no definite decision will be made until next week and announced later in the month. Washington is noted as the westernmost state in the Union.
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Washington
OPA
Court House Hill Transfers and Split Verdict in Assault Case
Listings show transfers of property to Virginia Collins Slippery Rock two notes and small sums including Clare K. Allen and others with modest prices. A split verdict acquits Frank Braatz Sr and Jr in the assault case against U Samuel Reno with costs divided among Reno and the defendants.
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Anna McElwain
Virginia Collins
Slippery Rock Two
Lawrence County
Slippery Rock
George N. Gibson
Ralph V. Dart
3Rd Ward
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Clare K. Allen
Hickory
Joseph S. Verenski
Joseph B. Caravella
Union Two
Robert L. Wallace
Edmund J Evans
Neshannock
Frank Braatz, Sr
Frank Braatz, Jr
U. Samuel Reno
Braatz
Mr. Reno
Divorces Granted by Court Under Judge Braham
The court grants divorces in two cases. Clair E. Phillip is divorced from Grace A. Phillips by Judge W Walter Braham. Ruth Geraldine Tritt is divorced from Ralph Steven Tritt. Helen B. Webster is divorced from Charles W. Webster. Hester Masters is mentioned in relation to the proceedings.
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Thomas Masters
Ulysses Walker
Grace Boyd Walker
John G. Lamoree
Francis M. Nolan
Charles H Nolan
Dorothy F. Burns
George H. Burns
Anna Hoffman
Charles Hoffman
Mildred Rice
Walter P. Rice
Vance B. Brady
A. Corene Brady
Ruth Wylie Gross
Harry E. Gross
W Walter Braham
Clair E. Phillip
Grace A. Phillips
Ruth Geraldine Tritt
Ralph Steven Tritt
Helen B. Webster
Charles W. Webster
Hester Masters
Old ballots and notebooks to be turned in after mutilation
Commissioners and the court will hear testimony Monday June 19 to decide guilt in the David Clemons case for killing his father Wilson Clemons. Old ballots piled in the Mc Cready Way building will be turned in along with thousands of old stenographic notebooks. The OCD is compiling names as part of the canvass.
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McCready Way
W. Walter Braham
John G. Lamoree
David Clemons
Wilson Clemons
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