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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1952

Page

2

City council hears call to curb gambling in Erie

An Erie council meeting heard a call from a mayoral ally to address the recurrence of gambling in the city. In Oil City, Mrs. Elsie Mae Confer of Glarion returned home after doctors removed 12 tonsils from her children at the Ideal hospital.

mGrie Thomas P. Flalley Erie Council of Churches Oil City Elsie Mae Confer Glarion Hershy Ideal Hospital

Local notices and incidents from Jamestown to Erie

City Judge Allen Bargar sets bail for Clarence W. Johnson after his charge of driving intoxicated. Jamestown barber shop relocates to North Canter Street. Meantime, a $10,000 claim against the city over a fall in Warren, and a cancer drive extends to May 15. Erie's council blocks dismissals in the water department. Meadville plans hospital parking expansion.

Powell’s Jamestown Clarence W. Johnson Allen Bargar ‘Lin McCray North Canter Street Katherine's Koehlers DuBois and Koch Dial D. W. Clark Ilamestown Ralph Johnson W.C.A Johnson V. F.W Mary Panebjanco Crosley Merritt Appliance Company West Main Street Meadville Spencer Hospital Corry Chuck Williams Oil City Thoms L. Small Christ Episcopal Ghurch Eric Aieese Warren S. Dale Tarbell Bethel Methodist Church Dick Rossbacher Wilter D. Beeser Dubois U.S Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Beezer A. M. Litz North Center Street Tamestown Earl Peterson Jamestown General Hospital Wat On, Manufacturing Company Peterson St. Edward's Hall United States Supreme Goarl Carlyle G. Ring Stewart Hat Shop Erie East Side Ray Selvage

Multiple local notices and incidents reported from Corry to Jamestown

Hospital staff struggled to summon a physician. Admits include Betty Richards aged 4 and Judith Winne aged 8 among others in Corry, Clymer, and nearby areas. Death of Ethel Engstrom at Youngsville followed by local business ads, injuries in Titusville, and community events.

Betty Doris Richards East Pleasant Street Donald Patterson Worth Street James McBvoy North Center Street Gene. Hasbrouck Concord Street Judith Edwin Winne Columbus Migs Joyce Legters Clymer Thomas Greham Daugh Ter Marnette Louise Gurluni Bernard Greene R. D Harry McQuiston South Center Street

Kane borough color protest adjourned hearing set for May 13

Adjourned hearing on the Kane borough color shortage protest was announced after an executive session of Kane borough council. Special counsel RJ Hetznecker of Kane will represent the case as the meeting aimed to discuss progress in the shortage dispute.

Kane Kane Borough Court House Smethport Speeial Rj, Hetznecker

Steelworker killed by shotgun blast in McKeesport

Arthur Fins a 34-year-old National Tube Co. steelworker was killed by a shotgun blast shortly after entering his brother in law's home in McKeesport. He died nine minutes after hospital arrival with a wound to the left chest. Victims include the brother William Fine and suspects Floye Jeter Elora Mullaly and Jarold Mullaly. Police say the two Fine brothers had recent quarrels with Jeter and Mullaly. Cause of dispute unknown.

Pittsburgh Arthur Fins The National Tube Co Beesport Monongahela City Hospital William Fine McKeesport Floye Jeter Jeter

Erie Park Authority eyes 300 to 600 parking meters plan

Notes from a city council session reveal the Erie Parking Authority proposed placing 300 to 600 additional parking meters along a waterfront area from the public dock at 0 West 28th Street. The plan was presented to city officials yesterday as part of downtown parking improvements.

West 28Th Street Erie Parking Authority O. O. F. Hall Erle Lawrence Hotel William Feehley The Presbyterian Church

Flaming Thing Ignites Denver Night With Siren Noise

In Denver a new eatery promotes The Flaming Thing a gin and bourbon based drink with sparked sales and a nightly siren to announce specials. Owner Pilkington reports about 200 drinks sold per evening as neighbors endure continuous alarm sounds and novelty helmets for customers.

Denver A. &. Pilkington Davice Sires Pilkington

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