Erie and surrounding towns daily notices roundup
A collage of brief items from Corry Journal and regional papers. An Erle motor-trailer owner fights a 1120 fine for overloaded steel. union city police report on Route 20 harborcreek arrest. Memorial Moose Lodge service set with Captain Walter Crouch speaker. Fire investigation notes say three suspects cleared after lie detector tests. Ground Observer Corps drills scheduled across McKean County. Local church and club events include breakfast, dances, and fashion shows. Meadville Portuguese student to attend Meadville Area High School. Measured local real estate and hospital notes and city council traffic code changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frne
Erle Motor-Traiter
B. W. Bell
Lawrence Chaffee
Union
City
Lawrence Park
Harborcreek
Justice of the Peace
Harry Ireland
John Coates
Corry Moose Lodge
Moose
East Washington Street
Walter Crouch
Rie
Russell Knies
Brete Police
Erie
Bradford
Ground Observer Corps
McKean County
GOC
St. Thomas
Holy Name Society
Kane Red Cross
Salvation Army
Valentine Carlson
Gibbs Hill
Ludlow
Red Cross
Visiting Nurse Association
Moose Club
Meadville
Maria Helena Caldeira D'Ordaz
Portugal
American Field Service
Meadville Area High School
Marian Williams
D’ordse
Lena
D'Orduz
Meadville High School
Herbie Johnson
Franklin
Bernard Kistler
Meadsville Pike
Kistler
Lois Fuhrman Gouldsmith
Common Pleas Court
Herman M. Rodgers
Mercer County
Oil City
Cranberry
Frank A. Noble
Meadville Area
Germany
Christian Richner
MHS
Noble
Connie’s
Titusville
William Rodgers
Ilhe Hospital
Hitchiker
Richard Sprohar
Titusville Hospital
Hospital Report Details Admits Discharges And Local Addresses
At the hospital report compiled this morning a list shows admitted Lawrence R Hale and discharges including Howard Clabats and Michael Howard of Union City and others from several local addresses. The report notes a parole board denial for Ralph Hoge and lists jurors for McKean County April term from Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence R Hale
East Pleasant Street
Howard
Harold Raymond
R. D
James R. Buell
Betty L. Akam
George Sample
Ronald M. Penoyer
Howard Clabats
Michael Howard
Union City
Kenneth
Clinton Fildim
William Kerstetter
Spring Street
Douglas W. Keller
Cind
Lou. Franklin
Fred Mina
Clymer
Fay V. Eastman
William G. Brinker
Mead Avenue
Anita
God
Harold
Carlson
East
Congress Street
Howard V. Johnson
Springmore
Bradford
Court of Common Pleas
McKean County
Smethport
Livengood Names Two Primary Foes in Governor Race
Independent Republican candidate Livengood named Arthur McConigle and Harold Stassen as his two main opponents for the May 20 GOP primary. He condemned McConigle as largely unknown and criticized Stassen as uninfluential, pledging an all-out campaign through the remainder of the primary. Livengood also outlined tax plans and criticized highway and flood control efforts of the Leader administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Livengood Jr
Uwtas
Arthur T McConigle
Harold E. Stasses
McGonigley
Livengood
Harold Stasser
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Somerset County
Fourems
Republian
Opwigsburg
Schuylkill County
Stassen
Pottsville
Dunipt Chamber of Commerce
McGonigle
Allegheny
Ohio
California
McGoulgle
Midstate
State Highways Department
Erie Mother Reunites With Children After Abandonment
Two infants Theresa Wright 15 months and Thomas Wright 2 weeks were found abandoned in their Erie home and returned to mother Helen Wright 22. Police report she asked Juvenile Division Captain Frank J Nowak and Officer Rita Sullivan to authorize custody. The Erie County Institution District and social welfare agency will continue to investigate while authorities said the children were healthy at return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sures
Po- Nee
Theresa Wright
Thomas
Erle Infants Home
Ater
Helen Wright
Juvenile Division
Frank J Nownie
Rita Sullivan
J . Nowak
Sullivan
Erie County Institution District
Thomas Dorsey
Denial of shift in U S Algeria policy debated in Paris
Paris newspapers dismissed Washington denial of any change in the U S hands off Algeria policy as window dressing. They warned Washington may pressure France to end the North African conflict and sought a peaceful democratic settlement while France sticks to its middle course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sag Utyan Wenn
U. S
Algeria
Paris
France
United States
Corry Firm Advances Thruway Construction Progress
Fred W. Ewing Construction Co. of Corry pushes sections four and five of the Thruway totaling seven and a half miles. Ten 34 inch I beams for the Route 8 bridge arrived as crews of about 40 work, with plans to reach 300 within two weeks. The project expects traffic by mid 1959 and includes two additional bridges, one in Girard, to ease Erie area congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thywere
Erie County
Thruway
Fred W. Ewing Construction Co
Corry
Ewing
Ben Gibbons
Girard
Erie
Clarion Paper Hit By Fire
A small explosion started a fire at Clarion Newspapers Inc damaging the mechanical production area. The blaze caused about 50000 dollars in losses to press room machinery but no injuries. Fire was under control within 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion Newspapers Inc
Paul Wilshire
Clarion Newspapers, Inc
Clarion Democrat
Clarion Republican
First visit of the Bloodmobile held in Clymer
The bloodmobile visit on Wednesday drew strong turnout with Mrs. Gall Thompson as general chair. Numerous local volunteers including nurses aides and star aides assisted, while community figures assisted with setup and operations at the center. Upcoming events include Home Extension Achievement Day on May 1 in the Community building and a bake sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Gall Thompson
Waa
John Kolstee
Ralph Thompson Jr
Robert Seblink
Ronald Wiltate
Elaine Kooman
Philip Grayink
Gordon Holthouse
Everett Warnshouse
Milton ‘Ton
Traverse City
Michigan
Richard Holman
Flint
Edwin Holthouse
Merle Holthouse
Ann
Milton Holthouse
Dolgeville
N.Y
Hoffman
Judith
Marilyn
Holland, Michigan
Benjamin DeYoung
Akron
N. Y
Abbe Reformed Church
James TenHaken
William Graviat
Snd Bre
John Lagters
Air
Norman
Bemus Point Central School
State Debate on Red Bomb Charges Contnued from Page One
A Soviet source expected Sobolev to introduce a United Nations Council resolution demanding urgent measures to stop U S military aircraft carrying atomic bombs to the Soviet frontier. The American UN delegation rejected the charges as a big lie and accused the Soviets of fear mongering while denying germ warfare claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One Union
Sobolev
Lodge
U.S
Unon
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Journal Printing Department
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Wright
Ene
Pole
Arthur Messenkopf
Erle
St. Vincent's Hospital
Loblaws
Chi Cheery Valley
Wiene
Corry Hospital
Exle
Pennsylvania State Parole Board
Ralph Hoge
Western Penitentiary
Atl
Kenneth R. Snyder
Oakley Snyder
Fort Dix
N. J
U. S Army
Ft. Devens
Maks
FL. Bragg
N. C
Snyder
Corry Beverage Distributor
WOTR
Corry Journal
First Church of Christ, Scientist
East Columbus
Wayne Street
Corry, PA
Corry Firm
America
Bausch & Lomb Optical CO
Rochester, N.Y
Rochester
Westinghouse
Hollywood
John Cameron Swayze
Bausch & Lamb
Ix Bausch & Somb
West Main Street
Eoltt
Epcot PL
Joke Kew Cicen Funeral Home
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Corry, Ps
Marshall Sherwood
Davalets
Vafalets
Vita-Kaps
Titask
Corry’s
Bank of Tomorrow
Citizens National Bank OF Corryv
Mempie Fioleak
Chrosiy iMiutaNer
Comorrom Mtwthe PeObedh Chsery
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