Local News Briefs From Warren County and Corry Area
Wade Henry of Youngeville was jailed in default of a $100 fine for killing a dog and released after payment. Walter Kifer of Pittsfield remains jailed on the same case after a $100 fine. Hodsk of Union City arreste d in a theft from his aunt in Pittsfield. arraignment pending. Elvira Shields, 9, treated for a hand injury at Cory Memorial Hospital. no fracture. Salvation Army seeks household donations for an area family. Corry Zoning Board to hear two appeals including a Dairy Queen store room. Four divorces filed in Erie County. Wanda Clayton sues Frederick Clayton. Woman finds green billfold. may be claimed at police. Richard E Martin and Virginia Curran receive a marriage license. Dr. George L. Pardee, Franklin dentist for 50 years, dies at 76. Pennsylvania expects record out‑of‑state visitors this tourist season. tourism expenditures last year near 90 million. A college glee club visited the city for a noon stop.
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Wade Henry
Youngeville
Warren County
Justice of the Peace
G. K. Lodge
Tidioute
Walter Kifer
Pittsfield
Henry
Donald Hodsk
Union City
Larry Linder
Jack Krupey
Hodak
Clarence Bailey
Warren County Jail
Charles Anthony
State Commerce Department
Pennsylvania
Mrs Alice Bliss of Corry Dies in Hospital
Mrs. Alice Bliss of 10 West Pleasant Street Corry died at 2 30 am in Corry Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since April 19. Born in Warren she came to Corry at age five. Survived by sister Miss Maude Nesmith Eviesa brother Newton Nesmith local. a cousin Mrs Rose Herzog Smethport. Funeral Friday 3 30 pm Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Howard Stull. burial Pine Grove Cemetery. The unknown soldier tomb reference notes Bethlehem.
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Alice Bliss
West Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Warren
Corry
L. P. Bliss
Maude Nesmith
Eviesea
Newton Nesmith
Rose Herzog
Smethport
Bracken Funeral Home
Howard Stull
Pine Grove Cemetery
Friendly Birthday Club Meeting Honors Miss Morrison
The Friendly Birthday Club met last evening at Mrs. Harry Fitch's home in Elgin. Twelve members and one guest, Mrs. Glenn Conklin, attended. Bingo provided entertainment. high score went to Mrs. Blakely and low to Mrs. McIntyre. Door prize won by Mrs. Conklin. Next gathering at Mrs. Henry Bals on May 26. Refreshments included ice cream, cake, and coffee.
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Friendly Birthday Club
Harry Fitch
Elgin
Mary Morrison
Glenn Conklin
Bus
Junior Red Cross Packs Overseas Chest
Members of the Junior Red Cross completed a chest to be sent to a needy country overseas. This is the second such chest from the school, following a prior gift to Turkey. The chest holds towels soap medical supplies clothing and other useful items. An action photo of the packing was taken for the Red Cross Journal. Two club members were chosen to attend the Junior Red Cross Training Camp this summer Miss Mary Webster and Miss Roberta Shields.
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Junior Red Cross
Turkey
Red Cross Journal
Red Cross
Mary Webster
Roberta
Shields
Army Chief Reopens Senate Probers Clash Over Schine
The Army chief testified before the Senate probes amid a heated row with McCarthy over favors to Schine. A group photo sparked denials by the Army that it was staged while McCarthy aides push for a broader inquiry into alleged Communist preferments and “hostage” tactics. Mundt Me Clellan and Jenkins led a closed session with a Pentagon employee alleged to have involvement in record destructions, as questions about who directed such actions remained unanswered.
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Conunueu
Regesier Carthy
Stevens
Schine
McCarthy
Army
McCarthy Army
Subcommittee
Mundt
Jothers
Pentagon
Une Pen
Lagon Employe
Unit
Commerce Department
Clellan
D-Ark
Rey H. Jenkin
Sparta Junior Class presents Comin Round the Mountain comedy
The Sparta Merged School junior class selects a three act musical comedy about Corney Bell and her fight for love against a hill country clan. Sam Foster offers a hog dowry but Corney loves an outsider. The family plots with a shotgun. Bleacher seats available for the Friday performance in the gym.
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Sparta
Man
Paw Skitter
Corney Bell
Sammy Foster
Sammy
Pansy Sue
Altend
William Rittenhouse Builds America's First Paper Mill in 1690
William Rittenhouse, a Pennsylvanian, established the first paper mill in America in 1690 on a Wissahickon Creek tributary.
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William Rittenhouse
America
Wissahickon Creek
Cole Leman Named Head of Aero Supply Co
Cole Leman was named head of Aero Supply Co as changes at the top reshaped the leadership. Directors Walter B Dennis Fred M Hauserman Henry Rudkin joined the board, signaling a major executive overhaul at the firm known for fasteners and aircraft fuel system components. The company, listed on the American Stock Exchange, employs about 900 people and stands as the city’s largest industry by personnel.
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Cole Leman
Aero Supply CO
Addion
Walter B Dennis
Chase National Bank of
New York City
Fred M Hauserman
Hauserman Co
Cleveshe FF
Henry & Rudkin
Pepperidge Farm
Tne
American Stock Exchange
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Tony Paver
West Bond Street
Boxer
Lady
Elvira Shields
Arthur Shields
Brook Street
Cory Memorial Ital
Walter Crouch
Salvation Army
Erie County
Wanda Mae Clayton
East South Street
Frederick James Clayton
West Smith Street
Raymond Brown
Ridge Street
East Main
South Center Streets
Richard E Martin
Virginia M. Curran
Evanston
George L. Pardee
Franklin
Franklin Hospital
Pardee
Delaware
Franklin School District
Ritz
Alice Bliss OF
Bethlehem
Senate
Wy Tomo AE
Hea Bank Om
Main St
Corry, PA
Arthur Godfrey
Thursda
Garry Moore
Plain and Fane
You
Your
Alo- Channel 4
Guiding Light
Kate Smith
Leoul CO
Blackstone
Jayorosrout
Mabe
AKUE
ACTOS
Bulllin
Firestone
Monark
Purc
Barney
South Center Street
Stromberg-Carlson
All-Way Electric CO
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