Corry area notices and local items in brief
Corry Journal items report police charging two juveniles after thefts of a sedan from Felmont Oil and other auto theft activity near Northeast Motors. Additional suspects named in a juvenile ring. Other notices include retirements in Polk power department, a Rainbow Rink skating event, and a Hill Ladies Ald meeting. Community events feature church gatherings, a Wiener roast, cantaloupe sundaes, and a bar-b-q chicken promotion. District voting irregularities prompt FBI handwriting study and forged ballots from deceased residents. Local funding approved for livestock show, Memorial Day, and a frame repair ad. Oil City injury update reports a mother and daughters in a crash improving. Italian-American Club picnics and a Kane football uniforms drive close the roundup.
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Gity and Vicinity
Corry Journal Printing” Department
Bradford
Felmont Oil Corp
Bird
Northeast Motors
South Bradford
Rainbow
Wattsburg
Carter ‘Hill Ladies Ald
Maude Snapp
R. D
Ginnie’s
Ginnie
Amich Bible Class
Corry
Fountainette
Erie
Third Ward
Washston
Herbert J. Johnson Jr
Call
Jeff Baldwin
Meady
Esterday
Northwestern Pennsylvania Livestock Association
Linesville American Iron Post
Thomas Motors
Maurice Rolival
New York
Rotival Sud
Will Ieave
Seaway
Herbie Johnson
Oil City
Catherine Conner
Roy Conner
Venus
Suntown
Conner
Rogek’s Grove
Kane
Church To Host British Speaker in Corry Nazarenes
The Corry Church of the Nazarene will host Nazarene youth groups from Erie and surrounding zones Monday at 7:45 p m Rev Paul Bowlby chairman of the Erie zone says Rev Brian Farmer Young People's president of the British Isles will speak Farmer attended an international youth institute in Estes Park Colo with 700 delegates from across the United States and abroad Rev Dave Aldrich Pittsburgh district Young People's president will accompany him A day long public invitation is extended to attend the program and hear the youth leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Chureh
The
Nazarene
Erie
Paul Bowlby
U. S
Palmer
Corry
Dave Aldrich
Pittsburgh
Bowlby
Jaywalkers Ticketed as New Safety Law Starts
New York police issued 479 pedestrian summonses in eight hours under the city’s new safety law with fines ranging from 2 dollars for violations. Twenty two motorists were cited for failing to yield to pedestrians with conviction penalties from 5 to 60 dollars.
Hospital Report Details Admissions And Discharges
At The Hospital Report lists admissions including Bruce Schooley, 5 months, son of W P Schooley of South Boston, and Harold Nichols, 5, son of Bernon Damcott at 221 Concord. Discharged are Stephen Mark Britt, 99 East Irving, and Novatyn Morton, Bear Lake. Other names include Mrs Keith Britt, Mrs Hollis Morton, Mrs Walter Loveland, and Clove Braswell among patients and relatives.
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Bruce
W. P. Schooley
Boston
Via
Paul Marlin
R. D
Harold C. Nichols
Spartans
Whitttennoth
Bernon Damcott
Concord Street
Keith Britt
Stephen Mark
East
Irving Street
Hollis Morton
Novatyn
Bear Lake
Walter Loveland
Main Street
Thomas Paver Jr
West Frederick Street
Clove Braswell
York Street
Leonard
Henrs
Glenn Kimmy
Spartansburg
Sabatino faces $75,000 suits over pool party killings
Sabatino, 67, a retired steel worker, is bound over on two first degree murder charges after allegedly firing five shots into a neighbor’s pool party killing Pauline Mae Little and Roland Be, Page. Charles E. Brown sues for 40000 for medical care and 1060 punitive damages, his wife Melda Brown also sues for 25000 and punitive damages. The actions arise from a July 20 poolside shooting that ended a three month feud over a water seepage dispute.
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Soumeium
Unio (Ap
Lawaulté
Joseph Sabatno
Sabalino
Mahoning County Crand
Pauline Mae Little
H. John Little
Roland BE
Page
Little Home
Sabatino
Charles E. Brown
South Side Hospital
Brown
Melda Brown
Hold Four On Blackmail Counts In York Hearing
Alderman H Gellard Pickes ordered Paul C Bernhart and three co defendants held for court on conspiracy extortion and blackmail charges. Barnhart Gordon Ward Charles Glackin and Earl Greenholt denied the charges in a hearing before Fickes. Dist Atty Frank Boyle said hearings on 13 additional charges will be held next month.
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York
H. Gellard Pickes
Paul C.bernhart
Barnhart
Gordon B. Ward
Charles L. Glackin
Earl J. Greenholt
Fickes
Ward
Greenhold
Glackin
Dist
Atty
Frank Boyle
Three Killed In District Traffic Crashes
Three people died in city and area road accidents reported by police and hospitals. An elderly pedestrian Olta Turner, about 70, of Wesleyville, was struck at Route 20 and Salisman Road in Weeleyville. A Girard Ohio pair, George Schidel, 73, and his wife Mary, about 70, died in a two car crash at the intersection of U S Route 6 and Route 80 south of Ashtabula. They died of head and internal injuries after their car collided with a vehicle driven by Paul Dimling of East Orwell Ohio.
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Olta Turner
Wesleyville
Salisman
Weeleyville
Pen
Lawrente “Park Barracks
Girard
Ohio
George Schidel
Mary
Ashtabula
Ashtabula General Hospital
Paul Dimling
East Orweil
House Passes Education Bill With Scholarships Cutbacks
Congress considers education funding with a House plan cutting scholarships and shifting funds to a college student loan program. Amendments to ban race religion and sex discrimination in loans and fellowships passed by voice vote. House limits loans to 1000 dollars per student annually. Senate proposal adds four year scholarships totaling 280 million dollars and about 23000 awards yearly. Additional Hill measure adds 315 million for student loan funds and 202 million for teachers institutes.
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Page
Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Senate
Franklin Area Couple Seek $20,000 In Suit
Franklin area news item reports Rockland Township couple Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Greenwald sue James McMullen for 20000 in damages over a May 26 1957 crash on Route 257 in Cranberry Township. Greenwalds hospitalized with injuries. claims include medical bills loss of wages and pain. If possible, avoid extraneous phrasing.
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Franklin
Rockland
Harry L. Greenwald
Venttgo County
Cranberry Township
James McMullen
Gil City
Greenwald
Xeian Horthward
Grace N. Greenwald
McMullen
Rockland Township
Coast Guard Aids Two Distress Crafts At Erie Beach
Coast Guard crews aided two boats in trouble on Lake Erie's shores. A fishing tug named Fred C Ralph off Peninsula Beach suffered battery trouble and was towed to the Peninsula station after its skipper Alex Bos of Erie swam ashore through eight foot waves. A second vessel, a 27 foot express cruiser from Brookfield Ohio, had engine failure off Waldemere Beach and was towed to a marine repair facility at State Street. passenger Nick Billet of Boardman signaled for help.
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Erie
Erie Coast Guardsmen
Fred C. Ralph
Peninsula
Alex Bosmake
Austin Davis
Brookfield
Ohio
Waldemere Beach
Nick Billet
Boardman
Forrest
State Street
Playground Activities at Wright School Crown Attendance
Wright School hosted a week of playground events across four city recreation areas totaling 81 attendees. Winners included David Barber in whistling, Gary Eddy and Gregory Savko in epee throwing, and John Xander in croquet. Thursday featured a pet day and Fourth Ward beat Harding 28 to 5 in kickball. Harding won croquet, Mead Park hosted 215 youths and multiple contests named Hanks, Lloyd, Bottwell, Davids, Boutwell, and Sproveri. The Fourth Ward christened a space ship named S. 8. Gismo, with craft and art activities. Next week includes pet and doll parade, bike rodeo, and a trip to the State Fish Hatchery. Attendance at Harding reached 201 with various games and races. The older group worked on racers while paper mache animals finished. A playground racer faces local racers today. A wiener roast and yo-yo contest highlight next week’s close of the summer program with merit prizes and a display in Cory Jamestown building Tuesday.
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Wright School
David Barber
Gary Eddy
Gregory Savko
John Xander
Wright Grounds
Harding
Mead Park
John Boutwell
Nita Sprovers
Ronnie Hanks
Kathy Lloyd
Kathy Bottwell
Marie Davids
Nita Sproveri
Fourth Ward
Marcia Stab
Gismo
Jeannine Oesth
Sherry Berinink
Sam Robbins
Tom Bown
Bill Keppel
Denny Jerome
Harding Grounds
Cory- Jamestown
Babson Calculates Why Dow Passes 500 Mark
Babson Park Mass Roger W Babson lists 12 reasons stock market reached the 500 level. He cites income taxes inflation mutual funds pension funds foreign buyers small investors and fear of taxes as key factors while noting foreign purchases by Russians are unproven. The piece argues investors should not let taxes dictate policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Khrushchevy
Warren County Grange Elects Officers at Corydon Meeting
Warren County Grange held its election in Corydon with Grange 25 hosting and Columbus acting as master. Officers named include Harold Caster secretary E Leo Jo straw lecturer Ruth Evatt ton treasurer James R Allie and Flo Miller Columbus steward and Dorothy ington Ceres. The session featured devotions and awards in baking and craft contests.
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Warren
Dorothy Ington
Ceres
Pomons
Farmington
Flo Miller
Columbus Steward
Mara Branch
Execut
Jay Church
Edith Bri
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Helena Rubenstein Skin
Rubenstein
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Citizens National Bank
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Taian
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