City and Vicinity Notes on Harbor Funding and Local Events
Corry Journal prints notices of a Port Commission plan to ask county commissioners to sponsor legislation enabling county funds to aid harbor development. Parallel items report Easter candy orders, a Dunkirk youth’s suspended sentences for resisting arrest, a Meadville hotel project bid process, Jamestown Coca-Cola Rolling purchase by local businessmen, and various club dances, dances at Moose Club, and prom ordering reminders.
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Corry Journal
Erle Port Commission
Represent Commission
Ale Dunkirk
Dunkirk
Monroe County
Al-L
Mary Schober
Hipolito Gonzales
Ritz
Jamestown
Jamestown Ates
Recenit
Coca-Cola Rolling Company, Inc
Focal
J. M Newhouse
Karl G. Berg
George F Lee
Dayton S. Wilkins
Hospital News and Local Discharges in Corry Area
At Corry Hospital admissions include Charles Rowe 54 East Frederick Dale, Frances 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller 45 Marion street, and Dennis 2 son of Mrs Mary Myles 180 Johnson street. Discharged include Déana 7 daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Culbertson R D, Elizabeth 4 daughter of Mrs Helen, Miss Naomi Szewenuk Spring Creek, and Miss Blanche Spencer 218 Wright street Titusville. Police took a Titusville man for observation at Warren State Hospital after a report of slapping a 14 year old girl. Elks dance tonight formal admission. Juniors and seniors at Py-matun- ing Joint High School held their junior-senior prom Eight with dinner at 6:30. Moth-proof cleaning offered at Steen's Dry Cleaning. Saw mill case in Common Pleas Court returned ownership to Prink Hunholske with $525 of $1,600 paid. Ruholoki contends missing parts.
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A & B Distributing Co
Oil City
Cindy Brown
Marguerite Brown
Oil City Hospital
Edna M. Baker
Titusville Eagles Club
Bobby Spiker
All Eagles
Phil. Bunzy
Zrie
Jackson's
Jackson’s
Floral Gardens
Erie
Charles Mills
Hollidaysburg
Erie Police
Mills
Charles Rowe
Dennis
Mary Myles
Johnson Street
Mahlon Sweet
Clymer
Déana
Earl Culbertson
R. D
William Haenel
West Frederck Street
Mayme Ross
Marah Street
Elizabeth
Helen ‘Tinka
West Pleasant Street
Naomi Szewenuk
Spring Creek
Blanche Spencer
Wright “Street
Titusville
Crawford County
Warren State Hospital
Pymatuning Joint
Pennsylvania
Steen
Eric
Common Pleas Court
Prink
John Ruholaki
Rindfuss
Hunholske
Ruholoki
Ritz
Bria
Open Enlistments For Area Marine Buddy Platoon Irania
Marine recruiter T Sgt Andy Nogicek announces open enlistments for a Buddy Platoon in Irania. High school graduates in May or June and men already out of school may enlist by June 14 to join the Erie Warren Leatherneck Platoon training at Parrish Island. Eligible for aviation duty, two year active service, or standard three to four year terms.
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Sof Ovrease P Sreney
ATCA
Marine Corps
Andy Nogicek
Ineal
Erie
Warren
Thei rKoeystone Leatherneck
Parrish Island
Noga
Rogucek
Ex-Corry Woman Petitt Dies in Westfield at 89
Mrs. Petitt aged 89 died at Westfield Hospital at 6 45 am after breaking her hip in a home fall March 12. Born May 24 1807 in Greene Township Erie County she lived in Corry Spring Creek Niobe and Westfield. Survived by two sons Clyde and Glenn two daughters Bertha Nichols Herman Bates and Mrs Walter Henselman, 13 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren four great great grandchildren. Services 3 30 pm Monday at Bracken Funeral Home with interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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S. Lullum
Beuky
Man Avenue
Westfield
Westfield Hospital
Twin Day Birthday Keeps Linda Sue Ahead by Minutes
In Newport Rhode Island Linda Sue Marshall is one day older than her twin brother Larry John by a few minutes. Linda was born at 11:47 p.m. Thursday night and Larry followed at 12:15 a.m. yesterday morning to Mrs James Marshall.
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Newport, R. I
Linda Sue Marshall
Larry John
James Marshall
Lary
Longest In History 700000 Pa Fishermen Await Trout Season
Harrisburg reports hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvania anglers take an unofficial holiday for the 1957 trout season opener. The season runs 24 hours a day until Labor Day September 2, extending the longest fixed period by the State Fishing Commission. Major rules remain. license required for those over 16 at $2.50, daily bag eight, possession two days total, and size limit six inches. About 1.8 million fish to be planted by June 30, plus 250 miles of streams approved for stocking. Fishermen’s Paradise in Centre County opens May 17.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Fishing Commission
William ‘Voigt Jr
De~clines
Hera
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
Voigt
Fishermen's Paradise
Centre County
Cop In Shooting Won't Resign
Acting Lt Allen Carnahan shot and wounded in a downtown club February 24th refuses to resign from the police force. His attorney Louis Glassohild says Carnahan was approached by officials to resign but he will not. A police trial board hearing is deferred until the bullet is removed from his thigh. Miss Shirley Cavanaugh, 28, involved in the shooting, says the gun went off during a scuffle.
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Setiopunun
Allen Carnahan
Carnahan
Louis Glassohild
Opera Star Gladys Swarthout Retires From Met Opera
New York Gladys Swarthout announced her retirement from the Metropolitan Opera Company after a long era with the company. She said she would take life easy following heart surgery last November and will conclude her distinguished stage career.
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New York
Gladys Swarthout
Metropolitan Opera Co
Pers
Novice Robbers Sentenced To 15 Years In Prison
Two Pennsylvania men Charles L. Spangler and James Rohrer were sentenced by U S District Judge R Dorsey Watkins to 15 years each after pleading guilty to robbing Westminster Trust Company Union Mills Md branch on February 1 9 They escaped with 7010 but were captured in Harrisburg and York Spangler said he never held a steady job and wanted to go places and have a good time Rohrer said they sought work when planning the bank holdup.
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Vansenore
Charles L. Spangler
Hanover
James
Rohrer
New Oxford
U. S
R. Dorsey Watkins
Westminster Trust Cos Union
Mills
York
Watkins
Spangler
Fs Rohrer
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Two Bottles of Wine and Beer Followed by Gun Incident
Spangler recalled buying two bottles of wine and beer on the day in question. He said he was nervous, having never handled a gun before Rohrer noted both carried loaded guns, but one firearm failed to work. They planned to run if anything happened.
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Spangler
Tle
Rohrer
Mail Service Back To Normal Soon
Summerfield told a Senate committee that 41 million dollars could cancel all service cutbacks and restore mail service. He later said he expected 47 million, hoping Congress would approve funds next week. Committee members argued six million was earmarked for equipment purchases and could be reduced or eliminated.
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Congress
Eurlier
Summerfield
Senate
Generess
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