Corry Journal reports arrest in morals case and city notes
A Corry appliance repairman, Robert J Brown, 34, was arrested on a charge of endangering the morals of minor children with his case adjourned to next Wednesday before Police Justice William L McDermott. He was released on a $500 cash bond. Police followed complaints from four girls. The page also includes city budget figures for Erie and multiple local notices, arrests, and assorted community items from Meadville to Jamestown and beyond, including a fire in Meadville and traffic death in Jamestown.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Robert J. Brown
Paortville
William L. McDermott
Daniel Fiijones
Maurice Jennings
Sheriff's Department
Brown
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
George Brabender
Local Notices and Social Losses From Area Gatherings
The Spencer Ladies Aid plans a Thursday session with Mrs. Walter Reninger of RDS My Falconer fire destroyed a shed and barn on Clyde Hongland’s farm on Falconer Stillwater road. Loss undetermined. Falconer Kisntone fire companies could not save the structure. An auto owned by tenant Carl Patterson and machinery and hay inside were destroyed. Special meeting Stanford Hose Company Tuesday April 17 at 7 p m. Dunkirk Irving motorist injured Saturday night when car hit a tree on Roberts road and East Front street. Herman Woodcock, 55, in Brooks Memorial Hospital with facial and knee injuries and a possibly fractured leg. Jamestown Peter J Pillittier, 41, treated at WCA Hospital for head and neck injuries after being struck by an auto when stepping from his car. Mead Park Association urged to attend monthly meeting tomorrow night at 7:20 in Municipal Building. Jonestown spring furniture market opened with 569 first day enrollment. five days show with nearly 50 exhibitors at the exposition building. Kermit Forsgren of Crescent Furniture Co is general chair. Mary Martha Class First Presbyterian Church meets Wednesday at 8 PM at Misses Jean and Siva MacIntosh’s home 19 West Frederick Street. Attica Haroldy Lewis, 66, found hanged near Erie Railroad tracks in Town of Attica. state police say possible health issues. He was discovered by Erie Railroad brakeman John Castner of Butler.
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Spencer Ladies Aid
Walter Reninger
RDS
Falconer
Clyde Hongland
Falconer-Stillwater Road
Fallconer and
Kisntone
Carl Patterson
Stanford Hose Company
Dunkirk
Irving
Roberts Road
East Front Street
Herman Woodcock
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Jamestown
Peter J. Pillittlert
WCA Hospital
Mead Park Association
Jonestown
Furniture Exposition
Kermit Forsgren
Crescent Furniture Go
Warren
Mary Martha
First Presbyterian Church
O'Cllock
Jean and
Siva Mactnnes
West
Frederick Treat
Attica
Haroldy Lewis
Erie
Erie Railroad
John Castner
Elizabeth Boyce Dies Of Corry Resident Nurse Pioneer
Elizabeth Boyce of Corry died Saturday at Corry Memorial Hospital after a brief admission. A 1874 Evans, Pa., birth, she lived in Corry most of her life and trained at the former Corry Hospital School of Nursing. Renowned for operating the Boyce Nursing Home, she was active in the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Survived by a sister in law Hannah Boyce and two cousins, the body lay at Bracken Funeral Home with services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the church, Rev. J Emerson Low officiating. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Gom
Evans, N
Miss Boyce
Corry
Corry Hospital
Boyce
West Park Place
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Hannah Boyce
Meadville
Bracken Funeral
Bracken Funeral Hone
Rev. J. Emerson Low
Pine Grove Cemetery
USW to Air Demands in Gary Meeting
United Steelworkers plan talks in Gary Indiana with the executive board to air contract demands as the current two year pact expires June 30. David J McDonald said the meeting would be brief while he and other officials attend Garys Golden Jubilee celebration.
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USW
Pittsburgh
Gary
Ind
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Soekarno Accepts Soviet Visit Invite for September
President Soekarno of Indonesia has accepted an invitation to visit the Soviet Union in early September, announced by Moscow Radio today.
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Russia
London
Soekarno
Indonesia
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Girl Scouts Extend Cookie Sale After Demand Surges
Girl Scouts in the area extend the annual cookie sale by one week due to high demand, selling 3120 boxes. Additional orders are handled by Mrs Mervitt Wade, neighborhood chairman. Proceeds fund camping programs and camperships, keeping camp fees low to broaden access. Erie County oversees six day camps and a permanent camp.
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Mervitt Wade
Erie County
Mead Glen Girl Scout Day Camp Opens for Registration
Girl Scout day camp at Mead Glen Mead Park offers a progressive experience of fun nature adventure camping skills and democratic living with open registrations for girls starting April 30 for Girl Scouts and May 14 for non scouts. Corry area scouts have sold 3120 cookie boxes at 40 cents each. 18 cents remains with the Girl Scout Council from which five cents goes to the local troop.wol ingsters selling over 60 boxes receive a free movie ticket to an Erie show with a supervised trip to be scheduled later.
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Hawthorne Ridge
Mead Glen
Mead Park
Kelly's Run
Behrend Center
Albion
Exie Peninsula
Triborough
Corry
Girl Scout Council
Wolingsters
Erie
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Martin Zambroski
American Surplus
James. Hogan
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Westfield
Ripley
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Anna Ross
Sidehill Road
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Columbus
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Waterford
Diane
Hery Jaquith
Eleanor Mead
Maple Avenue
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Titusville
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Washington, D. C
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Singer Sewing Machines
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