Corry Evening Journal masthead notice and rates
Public notice style masthead listing staff and bureaus for the Corry Evening Journal. Includes publisher general manager and advertising contacts, distribution terms, and mail and carrier rates. Mentions Associated Press rights and various office addresses and buildings.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaigh- Ann
G. ‘I. Begum
YMCA Calendar Week of August 7 Events and Notices
The YMCA calendar lists weekly activities including youth programs, crafts, fitness sessions, and community events. Details mention teen activities, family programs, movies, and special admission notes for the week, with emphasis on schedule variety and member participation.
Corry area group details reunions and projects
Reading of the 4uth reunion notes Company A JN Teefanky Regiment members organizing next year’s alumni event. mentions Maple trees planting memorial plaque and site Island in front of CAHS. Also covers local naval indoctrination, a windfall of industrial data, school seating refinishing, and community notices.
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JN Tefanky Regiment
Teele Parish
Henry
Trwisted
Pein
Seerptaws-treaarer
Elobat
Fuley
Vonss
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Wien
Alsptafmmerbanler Sehayl
Port Pukey
Wilson P. Fireh
Columbus Avenue
GAHS
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Pradiviers
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Rayfinml
Vermont
Waseda
Ely
Mace
Welt
Eton
Telus Hoye Toe Fleknigkr
Prukiden
Retu-Blion Dynamies
Corry
Judement
Eleeronic Development
Dhe
Velommie Ruin
Puireliasine
Department of Labor
Washington
Lande Immed
West Main
Chey Meea
CAHS
Piice
Holden Village becomes Lutheran retreat in Washington state
Holden Village in the Cascade Mountains, a former Howe Sound copper mine turned retreat, is being restored by 40 volunteers from 15 states under Gilbert Berg. The town was gifted to the Lutheran Bible Institute of Seattle and aims to operate year round for up to 150 people by 1963. Also noted are local notices about a car crash injury in Jamestown General Hospital and a library fine law, plus a parish fundraising drive for a new convent and a girl’s visit to the Kennedy home.
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Holden Village
Wash
Cascade Mountains
Howe Sound Co
American Lutheran Church
Augustana Synod
Gilbert Berg
Seattle
Howe Sound
Lutheran Bible Institute of Seattle
Wesley Prieb
Institute
Prieb
Cordova
Alaska
Holden
New York
Berg
Wilton E. Bergstrand
Minneapolis
Augustana Lutheran Church
New York State
Corry
Mildred (Tillotson) Locke
Corry and
Warren
Anne Noel Wade
Quaker Bridge
Jamestown General Hospital
Ruth Tillotson
Allison Wade
Warren County
Norman Moon
Corry Public Library
St. ‘Thomas’ Parish
Kennedy Honored by Pittsburgh Police Lodge
President Kennedy accepted an honorary membership in Fort Pitt Lodge No. 1 of the Fraternal Order of Police in Pittsburgh. Lodge spokesmen said they were proud and highly honored by the decision.
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Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Fort Pitt
Order of Police
2 Lodge
Yesterday's Memories It of Corry 20 Years Ago
Washington reports two heavy cruisers moving into Australian waters after a pledge of aid to Soviet Russia. Corry notes on local salaries rising for patrolmen and fire truck drivers by ten dollars a month. Ty Crandall of Corry pitched for Warren in a loss at Wilder Field, with two hits in two trips.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Russia
Pacific
Corry
Ty Crandall
Warren
Jamestown
Wilder Field
Irvine
Rose Day drives aid drive for Erie County children
In an Erie County city scene, young women report success in the Rose Day campaign for the Children’s Aid Society. Local residents Mr and Mrs E M Putnam travel to Grand Valley for visits. A Corry hospital birth adds a daughter to Milton and Mrs Spaulding. The Warren Hospital welcomes a baby to Mr and Mrs McGarry, a former Corry boy. Fred J Weaver announces candidacy for county offices. Local couples Mr and Mrs Roberts Lyons and Hawkins join hosts Mr and Mrs Theo for a social gathering.
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Children's Aid Society
Erie County
Corry Hospital
Milton Spaulding
Paul McGarry
Warren Hospital
Mr. McGarry
Corry
Fatal Free For Eight Months Area Highways Campaign Success
Corry State Police sub station marked eight months without a fatal auto crash. July saw 47 accidents with four injuries and $9,651 in property damage. Troop patrols covered 18 630 miles across 171 patrols and 170 traffic arrests, 10 linked to accidents. A stolen auto worth $100 was recovered. P Williams at the Whittlesey cottage on Findley Lake this afternoon.
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Corry
Set. C. W. Irwin
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