Mary Downs and her sister, Lillian Stark, in which Downs testified that both Lawler and Clark had taken money from her on the understanding that she would be permitted to run a house of ill fame in Olean
In 1964, the scenic attractions and points of interest in Chautauqua County had been shown recently by means of color slides to students in the schools of Frankfurt, Germany. This was made possible through the cooperation of the Chautauqua County Vacationlands Association which had made its files available to American Field Service students returning to their homeland.
The following day would be “Bicycle Claiming Day” at the Jamestown Police station where officers hoped they could reduce their stock of mislaid, abandoned or stolen bikes. Parents whose children had lost bicycles, one way or another through carelessness or theft, were urged to visit the station between 9 a.m. and noon Saturday. Children claiming bicycles had to be accompanied by a parent or guardian and all possible identification papers such as bike licenses or bills of sale should be brought along to provide additional identification. More than 20 bicycles had been picked up on sidewalks, empty lots and near schools by police officers during the past six months.
In 1989, at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Jamestown about 400 people remembered Kathy Wilson during a special ceremony Saturday. Family, friends and strangers wept openly as Mrs. Wilson’s former pastor talked about the woman who was missing for more than a year. Continue reading The slides had also been used by the Jamestown ber of Commerce to encourage its organization’s convention in the area