Corry area briefs recount local appointments and events
Towns from Corry to Meadville report a new Millcreek Township police sergeant named among five patrolmen, a K of C polka dance at Moose Club, civic leaders in Titusville and Meadville, highway curve work near Johnsonburg, and fingerprinted community notices. The page lists hospital posts, Lions and Rotary activity, a high school Washington trip, and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Millcreek Township
Ross Ef. Wilkivus
Joseph Marshall
Wiikina
Moose Club
Johnny Vadnol
Cleveland
Titusville
Albert W. Mayer
American Cancer Society
Johnstown
St. Vincent's College
Latrobe
University of Pittsburgh
Mayer
Crippled Children's
Rotary Club
Boy Scouts
Ginny, Ginette and Jill Outfits
Toy Town
Johnnsonburg
Pennsylvania ‘Department of Highways
Clarion River
McCray
McCray Methodist Youth Fellowship
Meadville
Pennsylvania League of Cities
George X. Simonetta
Counci
Marshall Sherwood
Kane Area
Corry Beverage Distributor
Hospital Ledger and Local Notices in Corry Area
At the hospital report as of today many admissions and discharges are listed including Mrs George L Rogers Spartansburg Clarence Coons Rex E Ireland Susan Stowe and Minnie Cook. Discharges include Allison Gilford Howard Sheen and Thomas Ward. Local notices mention an immediate inspection demanded for Polk elementary building a bargain night at Corry Rollerway and budget plans for Warren borough high school.
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George L. Rogers
Spartansburg
Clarence Coons
Lottie Deffler
West Washington Street
Rex E. Ireland
Columbus
Chris
Susan
James Stowe
Wright Street
Minnie Cook
Spertansburg
Pearl TeWinkle
Clymer
Allison Gilford
East South Street
Howard J. Sheen
Wayne Street
Wayne Street. ‘Thomas Ward
West Smith Street
Emila Groters
Clymer Victor
Roger Thompson
Kennedy
N.Y
Russell Ream
Columbus Avenue
Celia
Norman Hogenboom
Cly- S Newbern Babcock
Elgin
Pranklin
Department of Labor and Industry
Polk Elementary
Meadville Exalted Ruler Installed At Elks Lodge 219
Richard Knoblew was installed exalted ruler of Meadville Elks Lodge 219 in ceremonies led by Greenville lodge officers. Also noted: election of officers at regular meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. and installation of new surgical lights at Meadville City Hospital. The lights provide 1,000 to 10,000 foot candles and are by American Sterilizer Co mounted on ceiling tracks. French fries daily, fish fry Friday and Saturday at Columbus Inn 110.
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Meadville
Richard
Elks Lodge
Greenville Lodge
Meadville City Hospital
American Sterilizer Co
Columbus Inn
Kane Hikes School Tax In Kane Area District
The Kane Area Union School District plans a three and a half mill real estate tax hike to cover a 1956 59 deficit of 16 000 with a tentative budget of 65847. The rise stems from a 300 inch teacher pay raise and the new junior high opening. Paul R. Miller was re elected jointure superintendent for four years with a 500 annual salary increase to 9 500. The Kane Area Joint School District approved a 624 100 operating budget, up nearly 90 000 from last year.
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Kane
Kane Area Union
Kane Area
Paul R. Miller
Jointure
Stassen Gains Support In Western Pennsylvania Campaign
Independent gubernatorial candidate Harold Stassen expanded his campaign into Armstrong and Lawrence counties. Editorial support from Valley Daily News backed his bid to challenge Mayor David Lawrence, with papers previously endorsing him and statements claiming party bosses are being shaken off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masaba
Harold
Stassen
Armstrong
Lawrence
Valley Daily News
Tarentum
Washington, Pa
Reporter and Observer
DuBois Courier-Express
Daily News
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Davey Lawrence
Stassen and Mahany in Pennsylvania Campaign Talks
A Pittsburgh conference between Stassen and Sen. Rowland B. Mahany sparked reports that Mahany may exit as a candidate for lieutenant governor though his name will still appear on the ballot. Both men declined to discuss the reports and any active role for Mahany for the remainder of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publican Committee
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Stassen
Rowland B. Mahany
Noor
Mahany
Senator Better After Heart Attack in North Carolina
North Carolina Senator W Kerr Scott shows signs of recovery after a heart attack. The 62 year old Democrat suffered a coronary thrombosis yesterday while renewing drivers licenses with his wife. He was taken to Alamance General Hospital. Scott previously served as governor from 1949 to 1952 and later won the seat for the unexpired term of Willis Smith who died of a heart attack.
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Punmungton
N.C
North Carolina
W. Kerr Scott
Scott
Alamance General Hospital
Willis Smith
Wife Slayer and 23-Year-Old Bride Wed in Jail
In New Brunswick New Jersey a convicted wife killer Richard Hunt married his 23 year old sweetheart Joanne Campbell in a county jail ceremony. The couple exchanged vows hours before his parole eligibility, following Hunt’s life sentence for the June 26 1956 murder of his estranged wife. The bride wore a full length white gown while Hunt dressed in a black suit. The pair spent an hour in the visiting room separated by a wire mesh. The killer shot his wife and wounded their six month old daughter Ivy during the attack and was later arrested on the west coast and brought back for trial.
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New Bruyowsust
N. J
Richart
Joanne Campbell
Hunt
Dresed
Klemmer ‘Kaltelssen
Joanns
Vidiac Sinaghian Caeney
Baltimore
Ivy
Final Rites Held For Mark Legters
Funeral services for 86 year old former Clymer resident Mark Legters, who died Sunday in Mt. Vernon Til, were held yesterday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer. Rev Leo Hansen of Edwards officiated with attendees from away including Melvin Legters John Rains Wayne Ingham and several others from towns such as Jamestown Franklin Kane Corry and Tionesta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Clymer
Mt. Vernon
Til
Spitzer
Leo Hansen
Edwards
Melvin Legters
John Rains
Eric
Wayde Ingham
Jamestown
George Sibble
Pranklin
Erect
Maze
Kane
Negotiations Fail 87 Strike At Erie Plant
Erie union workers at Uniflaw Manufacturing Co strike after talks fail for higher pay and benefits. Local 1980s United Mine Workers members voted to strike last night, with pickets at the plant as non union staff were admitted to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Uniflaw Manufacturing Co
United Mine Workers
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The
Corry Journal Printing Department
A. W. Nickle
Coshranton
Nickles
Florida
Maynard Turner
Cochranton Tire
Mabel
Johnsonburg
Cates Wories
Arthur E. Summerfield
Erie Pennsylvania Electric Co
Connie's Bakery Department
New York State Association of Insurance Agents
Herbie Johnson
Buhl
Franklin Junior High
Wil
Ceremona Buhl Planetarium
Scott's
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Franklin
Charles A. Flanagan
Hydmulles
State Department of Forests and Waters
Sugar Creek
Prench Creek
Chanutauqua County
Lee Putney
Hanover
James A. Bombak
Mansfield
Donald £. Bart Jet
Perry
Connie’s
Oil City
H. Vv.Grumbling
Yemango County Tuberculosis Society
Flye Rexall
Gilson’s Builders
Calembus
VT Fane
Mink Builders
Kapplien An
Directile Appliances
Tam
Cian
Corry Hospital
Corty Rollerway
Otaint
Inty
Warren
Warren Borough
Diemer’s
Diemer's
State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Pine Creek
Route 27
Thomas A. Mekis
Valencia
Macko’s Market
East Main Street
MCA
North West District
New Corry
Wilbur Porter
North West
W. Haines Kent
Jaian R. Solomon
YMCA
New Delhi
India
LM. Douglas
Kenneth A. Delahanty
Journal
Kiwanis Rotary
Minstrels
Corry Area High School
Citizens National Bank OF Corry Bamane Pereeas Efpdeit Wounanch Corporation
Memnee Peo Etai Ceayaye Avete
Senator
Mark Legters
Maks
M-G-M
MGM
Montgomery Clift
Elizabeth Taylor
Eva Marie Saint
Raintree County
Nigel Patrick
Lee Marvin
Om Rod Taylor
Agnes Moorehead
Walter Abel
Jarma Lewis
Tom Drake
Ste Phy Millard Kaufman
Wy Min Smi
Edward Dhytryk
Sys
David Lewis
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