Scattered Erie Area Notices and Local Advertisements
A stream of notices from Erie and surrounding towns covers a car crash near Riverside club, city hall roof bids, parking authority visitors from McKeesport, Behrend Campus rename, summer sales and a charity bazaar. The items name Dallas Hippie as a driver in a Cambr idge Springs incident, Behrend Center becoming Behrend Campus, and multiple community events, sales, and public notices with dates in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scambridge Springs
Camsbridge Springs
Riverside Club
Honac
Camibridge Springs
Dallas
Corry Journal Printing Department
Erie
Parking Authority
Charles A. Dalley
McKeesport
Andrew Dxkoma
Robert M. Cox
Chasemat
Charles Downing
Corry Beverage Distributor
Pennsylvania State University
Behrend Center
Behrend Campus
Corry Country Club
Chrysler and Simca tie for world markets plan
Chrysler chief Lois Colbert announced Chrysler will acquire Ford’s 15 percent Simca stake and jointly develop overseas markets with Simca. Chrysler will become sole US and Canada distributor, using both firms’ overseas facilities for assembly and distribution. Simca lineup includes Aronde Vedette and Ariane models with prices around 1100 to 2200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Colbert
Chrysler
Ford Motor Go
Fae
Ford
Simca
Colbert
Sim
United States
Canada
Simac
New York Port of Entry
Hospital and local notices from Corry and Mayville
At the hospital report for 7 a m today admitted Mrs Walter E Loveland 46 East Main Street Mrs Merle V Triscult RD Mrs Huillis Elton Morton Bear Lake Fred E Wilkinson Bring Creek Mrs Sait Vatner Erie Edwin A Gravink RD 2 Mrs Jane Beckwith Bear Lake discharged Carl W Higby 220 Union abert Mrs John W Liebegott and infant daughter RD 4 Mrs Ruth Upperman RD 2 Maurice McCray RD 3 Mrs Willough Smith 742 West Pleasant streets Louis Locke Spartansburg Titusville cited by American Automobile Association for eliminating pedestrian traffic deaths in 1957 Mayville five boys ages 9 to 16 arrested for burglaries at Mayville Conservation Club July 17 24 28 James W Singer 16 Mayville charged with third degree burglary held for grand jury action other boys petitioned to children's court looted items include 10 soda pop candy potato chips and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Loveland
East Main Street
Merle V. Triscult
Huillis Elton Morton
Bear Lake
Fred E. Wilkinson
Bring Creek
Sait Vatnér
Erie
Edwin A. Gravink
Jane Beckwith
Carl W. Higby
Union Abert
John W. Liebegott
Ruth
Titsville
Titusville
American Automobile Association
Janice McDonnell
Crawford County Motor Club
Mayville
A. Roy Perkins
Children's Court
Lifeguards Herd Whale Back Out To Sea At Ocean Beach
Lifeguards Vi Higgins and Bill Blackburn used a speedboat to repeatedly harass a 36 foot whale surfacing near the breakwater, pushing it away from the shore and back into the open ocean. In a separate notice, Admiral Ben Moreell resigns as Jones and Laughlin Steel board chairman after almost a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong Beach
Guus
Vi Higgins
Bill Blackburn
Steel Post
Pittsburgh
Ben Moreell
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Fire Flares In Coal Mine at Clyde Goal Nine
A coal mine fire near Clyde Goal Nine of Republic Steel, sparked by an electric cable, was extinguished early today. Operations will be disrupted for several days as crews battled coal-fed flames across a seam near a working area where women were employed. about 490 men are employed in the operation. Company officials said it is too early to estimate fire damage or resumption date pending a full survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Neepum
Clyde Goal
Republic Steel
Israel Accused Of War Move In Demilitarized Zone
The United Arab Republic accused Tarael of sending seven tractors with armed escorts into the Syria demilitarized border zone to destroy Arab crops. The UAR asked the UN Mixed Armistice Commission to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
United Arab Republic
Tarael
UAR
UN Mixed Armistice Commission
Wate
Shots and drills fatal to GI recruit at Ft Jackson
Hobart L Brinsmore of Bronxville says his son Robark Jr 21 died after a typhoid booster and 31 hours of heat drill at Ft Jackson The father spoke with Brig Gen Christin Clarke who reportedly promised to halt giving shots before drill in hot weather and the young player from Princeton stood 6 3 230 pounds died in base hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Hobart L. Brinsmore
Bronxville
Robark Jr
Young Brinsmade
Army
Princeton
Ft. Jackson
Christin Clarke
Brinsmade
Erie Man and Youth Charged With Attack on Girls
Erie County troopers arrested a 74 year old man and a 16 year old youth after two girls reported an alleged assault on July 11 in Summit Township Elk Creek area. Gerald J. Schillinger 24 faces charges. he pleaded not guilty and is jailed awaiting a hearing. The second suspect youth was released to his parents pending juvenile court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Erie
Irls
Gerald J. Schillinger
Elk Creek
Summit Township
Harborcreek
Harry Ireland
Erie County
John Gsir
Paul Williams
State draft call fixed Harrisburg headquarters quota
Pennsylvania's executive headquarters set September’s draft quota at 773, part of a national 11,000 limit yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
North East Baby Dies In Scalding Bath Incident
A 16 month old, James Allen Applequist, died after scald burns from hot water in a North East home. Deputy Coroner Millard Turner investigated. initial findings cited a bath accident with a combination tub shower. A second child reportedly turned on the hot water. later, investigators considered the child may have self-activated the hot water. The child died at Hamot Hospital at 4:30 a.m. after being taken there by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
James Allen Applequist
Hamet Hospital
Millard Turner
Theodore F. Applequist
R. D
Turner
Iraqi Petroleum Depot Burns for Third Day in Row
In Baghdad a government owned petroleum depot burned for the third day as authorities arrested several people found near the blaze when it broke out on Wednesday. Information Minister Siddiq Shanshal said the suspects were connected to the fire amid rumors of sabotage against the new government. Meanwhile in Chicago the Buggs Theater reports the film The Fly has closed a run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone al
I Information
Siddiq Shanshal
Baghdad
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet on Taxes and Bills
Fragmented text references social security taxes and a bill affecting taxes. Mentions Noah Mas Alger and schedule items with uncertain figures and timing. Readable parts suggest monthly checks and 25 dollar implications but full details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sena
de Noah Mas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moose
Gerald Weber
Public Utility Commission
PUC
Buffalo
Ryward Kwiatkowski
Richard Lonczak
Gowanda
B. J. Sanford
Silver Creek Barracks
Sanford
Buffalo Police
Kwiatkowski
Kywaatkowski
Bufalo
Ginnie
Ll “Re
Redevelopment Authority
Palace Hardware
J. Robert Baldwin
F.L. Baressi
Mabel
Meadville
Ohio
Linesville
Justice of the Peace
Alpine McLane
McLane
State Liquor Control Board
Herbie Johnson
Kane
Studio Arts Group
Chase Street
Carroll
Erie Methodist Conference
Wesley Woods
Grand Valley
Reed Hurst
Warren
Barnard Howe
Westfield
Jackson H. Parkins
Sheffield
Hubert Jicha
Clarendon
Our Lady of Snows Church
Panama
Auet
Al’s
Clothes
Hotel Corry
Department of Public Assistance
Crawford County Assistance Board
Thomas Motors
Erle
John T.higgins
Hamot Hospital
Paul Eugene Loomis Sr
Paul Eugene Loomis Sr, R. D
Springboro
A. Mertens
Jeff Baldwin
James Reagle
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Jimmy Coffey
Lyle Raines
Jett
Kansas City
Raines
Israel
Gilson’s
General Electric
Ten Am
The
Vikings
Golof
Iil NA
AL Uta
Kite Douglas
Ernest
Us Ic
Iraq
Chicago
Buggs
Chapin’s
F.C. Chapin & Son
W. Va
Sutersyl
Paige
U.S
Fogle
Frank
SAS
Rex
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!