Corry Journal Notes Local Events and Notices
Erie, Warren, Titusville, Jamestown and Oil City brief items cover politics, crime, road work, theater, and community happenings. Notables include Benjamin A. Cohen speaking at Allegheny College on finance for needy nations, a $550 slide injury settlement, band competition wins, and local club dances. Also listed are business ads, a punchy public notice of road improvements, and upcomings of church and civic events.
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Corry Journal
Meadville
Benjamin A. Cohen
Chile
The
United Nations
Alergheny College
U. M
International Finance Corporation
F. L. Baressi
Harbor Homes
Erie Housing Authority
Hospital Admits and Discharges Reported With Names
At The Hospital Report shows admissions: Cheryl 9 Nicks New York George 4 Anderson 448 East Main Street David 5 Wetmore 404 South Center Street Mrs Hogue North East Vicki 5 Lewis Wattsburg Discharges include James MacInnes 12 East Congress Street and Theresa 7 Amoroso 102 West Church Street Catherine 6 Weldon Snyder Circle Larry 8 Neckers Sherman. Also piano recital by Walter Whaley at Spring Creek Congregational Church rescheduled to tomorrow at 2 PM. Ashville Board of Education approves 900 salary increase for teachers plus increments for staff. Also woolens dry cleaning and moth proof bags offer.
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Cheryl
Eugene Covey
Nicks
N. Y
George
Lawrence Anderson
East Main Street
David
Archie Wetmore
South Center Treet
Robert Hogue, Jr
North East
Vicki
Paul Lewis
Wattsburg
James MacInnes
East Congress Street
Theodore Amoroso
West Church Street
Catherine
Herbert Weldon
Snyder Circle
Larry
Donald Neckers
Sherman
Walter Whaley
Spring Creek Congregational
Diemer
Ginnie
Ashville
Board of Education
Steen
Corry Area Community Notices and Club Meetings
Community groups report meetings in local venues. Christian Business Men's Committee convenes at 7330 p In in the Public Library basement on Monday. Corry Rod and Gun Club hosts a regular get-together at 8 p m Saturday. Local resident James Turner, 4, is presumed drowned near Pymatuning Lake after a boat was found with water. Turner, Shenango resident, had left a pickup at a location known to his son James Jr. Oil City BPW Club invites Corry members to a musicale on Thursday April 1. contact Mrs Norman Tarbell, president. James town Local 470 Brick and Structural Ornamental Workers AFL votes against a five cent per hour wage increase offered by Lundell Eckberg. Auxiliary meets 8 pm Monday at Mrs Arthur Burgess's East South Street home. Bond diamond dealer Raymond's promotes watch repairs at 121 North Center Street. Steen's Dry Cleaning advertises curtain and slip cover services.
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United
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
WEW Club
Titusville
R. D
Franklin
South Franklin Street
Spring Street
Albert P. Brady
VFW
American Cancer Society
YWCA
Vesta Hopkins
Lois Shreve
Corry Journal
Deep Hollow
Edward Bilis
State Highways Department
Bredinsburg
Ellis
Jamestown and Corry
New High School
Beaver Club
Oil City
Sherman E. Payne
Delvert S
OM City
Penn~woll
St. Edward’s
First Methodist Church
Corry
Lfast
Raymond‘s
North Center Street
Bond
Steen
Jamestown
AFL
Lundell-Eckberg Company
Central Labor Hall
Arthur Burgess
East South Street
Area turncoat Olson faces second court martial
William H. Olson, former Younger villé resident and Army career soldier, faces a second court-martial at Fort Bragg for allegedly bigamously marrying Mable Hardin while owed to Dorothy Olson. Convicted March 3 of collaborating with the enemy in Korea, Olson was sentenced to two years confinement, dishonorable discharge, and forfeiture of pay. He awaits review at Fort Bragg stockade as a 20 year veteran who was due to retire last January.
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William H. Olson
Youngervillé
Fort Bragg
Korea
18Th Airborne Corps Public Information Office
Olson
Mable Hardin
Lumberton, N. C
Bennettsville
S. C
Dorothy
Ft. Brage
Youngsville
Missing Rochester executive found working as circus clown
Rufus K. Dryer, 48, president of Clark Paint, Oil & Glass Co. of Rochester, NY, who had been missing since February 8, was found in Pensacola, Florida. He now works as a circus clown and tattoo artist's assistant in a small circus and may be an amnesia victim. He used the name David E. Carey and held a New York license under that alias.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Rochester
N. Y
Rufus K. Dryer
Pensacola
Dryer
Clark Paint, Oil & Glass Co
David E. Carey
New York
Danny Styron
Pittsburgh
W. R. Matthews
St. Petersburg
Hartiet. Dryer
Observer Corps Service Awards Continued From Page One
The Corry post splits into two sections with two hour duty shifts. The Fish Hatchery provides observers during certain hours, reducing needed volunteers. Merrill Lillie leads the Hatchery section. a Hotel Corry chief observer will be appointed soon. Robert Wank directs the entire post. Civic groups are being asked to staff intervals.
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Observer Corps
Hotel Corry
Firsh Hatchery
Merrill Lillie
Hotel Gorry
Corry
Robert Wank
Corry Moose Club to Sponsor Ground Observer Corps Teams
The Corry Moose Club has consented to provide a team of observers for on the spot training on Tuesday evenings. Other organizations are invited to sponsor similar teams and contact Post Supervisor Wank for more information. Ground Observer Corps officials thank Joseph Consolo for repainting materials for the observation building atop Hotel Corry and Lester Lopus for donating two binge jars to the group.
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Corry
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