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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1953

Page

2

Catts fair events and community notices announced

City and vicinity notices announce a county fair September 1 to 5 with vaudeville acts, horse and baby shows, along with daily midway entertainment. Also listed are local events, court cases, and new business ads including beer distributors, insurance services, store openings, and a drowning death in Greensburg.

Powell’s Title Valley Vaudevilla Midway Entertainment Cattsfalogus County Columbus Firemen S P.m B Long Clarion Chief College Board of Trustees Pittsburgh Synod of the United Lutheran Church Washington, Pa Superior Cleaning

Hospital Entries And Local Notices From Erie

The Corry Hospital Report lists admissions and discharges including Elwood Nelson and Mrs. Leslie Dodd, with Parish notices for Rev Carl Jacobson interim pastor at Zion Lutheran, and a jail escape by James Warner. Other items report a finger injury at Ti tusville Hospital, local elections gains, and fare changes for Warren City Lines with school ticket increases.

Kane Area Joint Schools to open September 8

Kane High School hosts a joint committee meeting with about 1000 pupils in the Kane area. Fall term set for 1 oclock in the afternoon as many districts begin after Labor Day. Corry Grange No 8 plans an ice cream social and cancer talk at IOOF Hall with film by Mrs Arden Bennett of Spartansburg. Dresser Industries awards 1200 engineering scholarships to three Bradford area employees. Erie brakeman Harold B Green, 29, loses left leg after foot crushed by freight train wheel near French Street. patient at Hamot Hospital.

Kane Kane Area Corry Grange Ioof Hall Corry Grange No Arden Bennett Spartansburg Niederelter Mary Morton Bradford Dresser Industries, Inc University of Cincinnati Dresser Manufacturing Division Terry Eidell Hast Kane Robert Mitchell Mt. Jewett Joseph Canshanto Lewis Run Erie Pennsylvania’ Railroad 1St Wight French Street Hamot Hospital Harold B. Green

Weekend specials and local notices pad the Meadville area

Weekend ads promote boys suits at 20 percent off at The Fair Store in 2014. Meadville reports 18 year old John Oakes injured when his car veered off Route 18 near Conneautville, hitting a utility pole then tumbling into a field. The Dunnamills reunion set for Garland Community Hall with a noon picnic. Mrs. Lindon Wyatt exposed to refrigerator fumes. fire rescue aided. Meadville notes W T Grant store opening in eight weeks with H C Hanson as manager. Erie reports city hiring Max Schaak as a city Hall digap expert after ordinance passage. Coveratone ceremonies at the new Pennsylvania Fire School in Lewistown highlighted.

MeadVille John Oakes Guys Mills City Hospital Conneautville Oscar the Journal Dunnpmils Garland C. H. Dunn Lindon Wyatt W. T. Grant Argentc Company Pennsylvania Johnstown H. C. Hanson Grant Erie Max Schaak Court House Digap Pennsylvania Fire School Lewistown General State Authority State Department of Public Instruction

Gen Grow's Son Perishes In Fire

Jane Thomas Grow 21 a West Point cadet and son of Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow died of suffocation in a fire at the family home in Falls Church Virginia. His body was found near a window after family members hewed him out as flames spread from his upstairs room. Grow had just returned home on summer vacation from the military academy where he was a third classman. His father, retired from Army service, had served as military attache in Moscow when Communist agents stole his diary and used it in propaganda.

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