Corry and Vicinity Notices Roundup
Local listings report weather safety near Linda Hill and a lightning strike without fire. Community events include Moose Club dances, a Westfield road event with scholarships, and a VFW square dance. Ongoing notes cover hospitalities, a Roth family obituary, and Crawford County Motor Club leadership elections.
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Corry Journal
Linda Hill
Harry Hill Ridgwey
Vehtalne
Three Aces
Roth
Erie
Henry W. Roth
Harry J. Roth
Long Island
Santa Claus
Boston
Hospital Report At The Corry Hospital Admits List
At 7 a m today the Corry Hospital reports admissions and discharges. Admitted include Mrs Ellsworth Woodard at 236 West Avenue and Lowtis Poller at 38 Marion Street. Mrs Marble Icks 180 Weight Street. Alfred Peek 208 West Frederick Street. Mrs Harold Powell Union City. Whitim Scott 23 Wayne Street. and several others. Discharged include Edwin J Smith 429 East Pleasant Street and Mrs Ethel Conner Ashville among others. The Hicks Beauty Shop on Wright Street will be closed for one month due to illness. Concord Secret Sisters plan a final spring banquet next Tuesday at Frink and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus at 6:40 PM. Skirts and blouses, lintens and drip-dry cottons offered at Mabel Shoppe 226.
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Ellsworth Woodard
Wiest Avenue
Lowtis Poller
Marion Street
Marble Icks
Weight Street
Alfred
Peek
Frederik Steet
Tyuphler
Meath
LeRoy Ladd
Rod
Jamies
Ay Ant Mes
Edward Wanderle
Niouo
N.Y
Edwin J Smith
East Pleasant Street
Ethel Conner
Ashville
Clarence Munsee
Union City
Ray Hoffman
Darrell Lee
Gould Street
Myron Treland
Niol
Benjamin Watson
John Mclay
Spring Creek
Charles Rows
East Frederick Street
William
Mrnd
William Lord
Norman TeCrouoy
Clymer
Hicks Beauty
Wright Street
Concord Secret Sisters
Frink and Verna’s Resanrinl
Columbus
Mabel Shoppe
Saturday Night Dance and Floor Show Schedule in Meadville
Readable items describe a Saturday night dance and floor show at the Wife Adassie featuring Paul Pac ko orchestra with dancing from 10 p.m. Dinner served after 6 p.m. Additional notes include a meeting about water safety, a death in Lille Cooley, beer and soft drink sales, a public dinner for the treasurer-elect, and local notices on schooling, bands, and community events. Newcastle County areas and venues referenced include Meadville and Hotel Connewict with several local names such as Robert Fo Kentshuite, Harry Wentworth, and Titusville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Club
Timueville
John G. Pierce
Crawford County Motor Club
Meadville
B. J Smith
Motor Club
Blue Bonnet
Freddie
Chick Booth
Common Pleas
Herbert A. Mook
Robert G. Peterson
Robert Peterson
Fairfield
Charles ‘Turner
Est
Pairfield
Paterson
Cochranton
Batiste
Carroll
Titusvilles Women of the Moose
Ida Shaw
Hunsing
Women of the Moose
Kiwanis-Rotary
Ritz
Jansens of Sea's
Titusville
Northwest Pennsylvania Personnel Association
Trinity Personnel Association
Eagles Club
Ned Spangler
Parts
Sylvania Electric Prod. Corp
Sylvania Electric
Paul Packo
HPA
Damestiye
Robert Fo
Connewict
Harry
Wentworth
Cairman
Kent
Meideille
Cuyvford County
Ike
Fitliun
Pleasantville
Boroweh
Wrough
Herbie Johnson
Sollie
Bilday
Dudge
Elmer de Bot
Yestern Diy
Carmen Russells
Donald R. Martin
Eric
Cancer Crusade stops traffic for charity drive
In Jamestown on Saturday the Cancer toll stop project raised over 700 dollars. Cochairs Chris Shagla and Tom Terranova led volunteer groups from Lions Club Senior Chamber of Commerce and Chautauqua Society of Medical Technologists stationed at city entrances with large stop signs to urge donations. Free delivery through Thursday 6 p.m. and Friday Saturday 9 p.m. Call F. L. Baressi for details. In Kane district Rev. James W. Ramsey of First Presbyterian Church resigned after three years, effective June 30, to retire from active ministry while offering services as needed.
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Fimestown
Jamestown
Chris Shagla
Tom Terranova
Cochairmen
Spec Ou
Uique Project
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce and
Chautauqua Society
F. L. Baressi
Kane
James W. Ramsey
First Presbyterian Church
Ramsey
Erie Holds CD Evacuation Today in Test
About 1000 Erie families will evacuate to Albion Union City and Girard reception centers as part of a simulated atomic attack. Evacuees will stay overnight, receive dinner, and be watched by police and first aid units. David Parmenter of the Civil Defense group said the door to door canvass recruited participants. Thomas Gallo of the Office of Defense Mobilization witnessed the test. TNT stands for trinitrotoluene.
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Erie
Albion
Union City
Girard
David Parmenter
Erie County Civil Defense Organization
Thomas Gallo
Office of Defense Mobilization
Washington,n Erie
Drenched by New Storm Hits Several Areas
Severe downpour floods Corry Erie and Warren causing power outages and damaged roofs. Traction Building roof leaks into Ritz Restaurant and Leed's store. Warren faces rising flood levels on Allegheny River and creeks. Insurance uncertain due to acts of God. State Route 6 N submerged near Pollock’s Bridge with traffic cautious.
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Gorry
Union City
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Corry
Erie
Warren
City Streets
Seneca Street
Center Street
Ritz
Leed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Vfw
Westfield
Westfield Junk For
Chamber of Commerce
Weatfield
Jack Keeler
John Norton
Batavia
Hawaii
Washington
Woun Pratt
Abe
Raymond Emerson
Howard Holland
Phonograph Records
Slocum’s Electronics
Whitewall
Lable
Wiggers Garage, Inc
Corry, Pa
A Napier
E. Crosby Bush
Main St
Corry Hospital
Stanford Hose
Charles Paulson
Eugene Winslow
Lille Cooley
Earnest
Spartanshyire
Crawford County
A & B Distributing Co
Flye Rexall Drugs
Stedmburg
Cec Williams
Jones ‘Hill Road
Williams
Frank Firster
Randolph
Willurs
Firsler
Kiwanis Rotary
BigBin
Sturn Ry Refrigerator
Burpee
Zinnia Seeds
P. Clinton
Barney
Guy
West End
Srey
Allegheny River
Tridian Run
TW Casper
East Mey
Barry
Edward Smith
East Meadwitch
Smith
Hearby
Edgar Duvillus
French Creek
Jicinity
Pollock's Brides
Tru UN Ba
Ron
Altarshia
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