Corry Journal reports diverse local notices and budget
City and Vicinity notices cover a school board adopting a 368935 budget for 1850 57 with 222340 for high school and 146585 for elementary, a new maple syrup label order, a 93 year old man in hospital after a crash, and community events across Harbor Half Ladies Aid and Women’s Relief Corps. Also vandalized Route 5 signs at over 2500 damage, WOTM card party, DAR meeting, a light plane forced to land near Shippenville, gift subscription offers, Jaycees drive and preconvention meeting, Meadville coroner verdict, and Wayne Township tax due date.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Mennville
Linesville-Connesut Summit
James ‘T. Welsh
Harbor
Guy Fralick
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Park Street
Youngstown
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Erie
Route 5
Pittsburgh Avenue
Peninsula Drive
Millcreek
Barney Mort
Moose Home
Clarion
George Grimtholy
Franklin
John G. Relb
R. D
Victory ‘Heights
Shippenville
Trenton
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Cory Jaycee
Frank Anthony
Richard Martin
Severn Mew
Moose Rooms
Corry Jaycees
Pennsylvania
Erle
Alexander Mactvor
Route 14
Connenutville
Wayne Township
Dan Lindberg
Beaverdam
Hospital Emergency Declares Physician Shortage At Corry
At 7 a m today the Hospital Report states no physician available for emergencies with contact 2 8201 Corry Hospital. Admits include Robert Nichols age unspecified from East South Street, Michael Adams Jr four, Shirley eight, Therese Mooney seven, and others with addresses in Elgin Spartansburg Bear Lake and more. Discharges list several named patients and local residents. A Oil City associate manager appointment for Carl J. Frank of the Oil City office of Bache and Co is noted along with local distributor and court traffic accident cases in Venango County referencing Deeter and Worst.
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Corry Hospital
Robert Nichols
East South Street
Michael
John Adams Jr
East Pleasant Treet
Shirley
Truman O'Day
East Pleasant Street
Albert Xander
Wright Street
Everett Higgenbotham
Harry Warner
Elgin
Alfred Gates
R. D
Eleanor Mead
Maple Avenue
Stuniley Moore
Ethel Ottaway
Lemon Steel
Therese
Joseph Mooney
Snyder Rele
John Mackay
Bear Lake
John Chillock
Snyder Circle
M. J. Spaulding
John Schuknecht
J. Karl Slemunens
Nettie Nichols
Spartansburg Mys
William Batley
Angela Gay
Spartansburg
Carl J. Frank
Ol City
Oil City
Bache and Co
New York Stock Exchange
Logan and
Bryan
J. Harper
M. EB. Perkins
Venango County
Franklin
Paul H. Decter
Cooperstown
Carl P. Worst
Suiir
Creek
Deeter
Titusville Council OKs sewer transfers and authority
Titusville city council, with a slim quorum, adopted three bills to transfer sewer facilities to the Municipal Authority, lease the sewer system, and authorize the Authority to lay maintain and replace sewer lines in city streets. Franklin visit by Brig. Gen. Archibald W. Sturt inspected armory and airport site. Union City fire damages building. loss limited to 1100. Cambridge Springs budget and tax measures set tax millage at 15 and re-enacted a $3 per capita tax.
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Titusvile
Franklin
Archibald W. Sturt
Pennsylvan
Franklin Oruanived Reserve Corps
Federal Armory
Raymond's
North Center Street
Union City
Arthur Kell
Sibiley Hill Road
Francis Wontenay
Cambridge Springe Borough
Meadville County raises for workers and new sewage plans
The Meadville board completed salary adjustments to equalize pay with industry norms, adding about $7,000 to last year’s salary budget. Most clerical staff will receive a $10 monthly raise. The commissioners also hired Hil and Hill of North East to prepare plans for a new County Home sewage disposal plant.
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Meadville
W. Burl Austin
Austin
W. Er Austin
Paul M. Smith
Hil & Hill
North East
Court orders Hoxsey Clinic to produce records
Federal District Judge John J. Miller demanded medical records from the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic of Portage to be presented in court on April 18. The clinic previously ignored a government subpoena last year while continuing operations nine years after a raid and seizure of banned pills.
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Hoxsey
Portage
John J. Miller
Interstate
Counmerce
Miller
U. S
U S Plan To Send Hamarskjold On Palestine Mission
The United States seeks UN approval to dispatch Dag Hammarskjold on a Palestine peace mission. The Security Council plans double sessions to vote as Arab and Western sources say approval is likely. The plan directs Hammarskjold to meet regional leaders and ease frontier tensions.
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United Nations
United States
U.N
Dag Ham
Marskjold
Palestine
Nation Security Council
U. S
Hammarskjold
Israel
Trouble Flares Over Rector in Brooklyn Parish Vote
Brookyln parishioners at Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church split amid a seven year dispute over Rev. William Howard Melish. Anti Melish forces adjourned the meeting and left with the ballot box after 99 minutes of wrangling and shouting.
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Presbyterian pastor dies in Milwaukee obituary listing background
The Rev. Jacob Bajema, 68, of Grand Rapids Michigan and former university faculty member at Dubuque and Findlay College, died yesterday in Milwaukee. The article notes his pastoral career with Presbyterian congregations and prior academic roles.
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Presbyterian
Milwaukee
Jacob Bajema
Grand Rapids, Mich
University of
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