Polio scare and demolition plans mentioned in Corry area notices
Local notices report a polio case near Bradford with hospital care and an update on a damaged area. Ferguson plans to demolish the Commercial Bank Building for a new complex beginning within weeks, while area listings promote sales tax forms, subscriptions, and community events in Corry and Titusville.
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Corry Jourting
Fred HE Ratzel
Butalo Road
Allegany Torn
Texini
Pieteral Nbl
Clis
Hise
Ja Finsy
Africatiy Cuutoint
Ratzel
Corry Journal Printing Department
Erié
Ferguson
Barnes & Cartig
Wolsth
Michael Kineck
Corry Area
Felke Shu
Bridford
Mary Helen Uitheh
John @ Lilich
Bradford
Bridford Hospital
Hospital Report And Local Notices From Meadville
A Meadville area hospital bulletin lists admissions and discharges including Stanley Judge of Parker Pa and Mrs W H Burnett. Also noted are community items on a Jewish Center dedication in Meadville and a Fire School report in Lewistown. Local society notes mention Elks lodge respect pay and a Baptist church picnic at Canadoan Lake.
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Wheelock Community Aid
Bo'lock
Strs
Melsin Edwards
Carr Lodge of Elks
Frank X. Burknart
Erie
Breeman
Stedline
Louis Marx
Ulers
Andrew Krovsi
Chester Miller
Rabb
Randall M Falk
Anshe
Heed Temple
Oil City
Janka Wicilé
Lewistown
Pennsylvania State Fire School
Iroquois
Garlings
Iron City
Schmidt's
Rolling Rock
Pabst
Main Street
Spartansburg Baptist
Ghureh
Macresan Beach
Canadoan Lake
Shelter
I City
Cranberry
Wolf's Head OW Inc
Soeshes
E. A. Larson
Chi‘ropodist
North Center Street
Dial
Tu-Friti
Corry Woman Dies at 80 After Corry Memorial Hospital Stay
Mrs. W. H. Burnett of Corry died at Corry Memorial Hospital after an evening admission. The widow of Seth Burnett, she married in 1900 at Shady Lake and lived in Grove City, Dowd, and Mead Avenue. Survived by her husband and a sister, services scheduled Thursday evening at 6 at the Aracken Funeral Home with Rev. J. Jay Hately and Rev. Paul Bavier. Interment in Paterove Cemetery.
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Corry Memorial
Lust
Mercere” Cuisty
Mro
Shady Lake
Grove City
Burnett
Mead ‘Avenue
Evangelical United
Bre
Theehiale
Selata
Rinsablt Briggs
Corry Thecbady
Aga
J. Jay Hately
Paul Bavier
Hielatine
Youngsters Named To 4-H Committee
On the Penn State University campus in University Park, students competed for honors in 4-H Club Week events. Dr Wolke, president of the university, noted the day’s demonstrations and the wholesome influence of club activities as leaders were selected to plan for the 4-H committee.
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Inniversity Park
Soibhysters Front
Regent Te State
Penn- Jarviilk
Wolke
Uniesirsity
Ole Die
Mirna Eerie
Alan Portanie
Univerisia
Aystem Walker Jetmall
Republicans Tackle Segregation Battle at National Convention
The San Francisco convention opens with Mississippi delegations in dispute over 15 votes. Spencer Yerger and Howard lead rival groups claiming representation. race Intervenes as one side accuses colored participation being blocked, while the other says meetings were open to Negroes but none attended. An executive-session subcommittee will hear the contested Mississippi delegations.
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Mississippi
San
Howard
Spencer-Yerger
Spencer-Verger
Albert K. Mitchell
New Mexico
Oaponal
Misissippi
Hirold Stassen
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Nixon
Corry Board Hires New Teachers and Officials
The Corry Board of Education hired new teachers and staff including a school dentist Dr. George Gould assisted by Drs John Moher and Merlo Ay. Examinations priced at $1.50 each and clinic work at $4 per hour with exams at 75 cents. Robert Reagle named attendance officer at $1.50 per call. Five students added to the 1966 graduating class roster. Insurance contract of $125 per pupil accepted from Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. Band instruments valued at $660 authorized and a duplicating machine purchase for Columbus School approved. Routine transportation bids opened and accepted. Superintendent discussed cost comparisons and the need for classes for advanced and retarded children.
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George ©. Gould
John Moher
Merlo Ay
Robert Reagle
Eich Hax
E. Crosby Bush
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Columbus
Corry Board of Education
School Board Advances Pay Hikes and Reports Audit
The panel met briefly before the Joint Committee session with the main action being approval of pay hikes later authorized by the larger group. Business Manager 8 B Anderson announced an audit of the school records is complete with a full report due soon. the superintendent noted the census is not yet finished but will be completed soon.
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Joint Committee Seasion
8. B. Anderson
Creditors Charge Credit Firm Head With $100000 Grab
Eight creditors sue John A. Wagner president of First Fidelity Credit Corp in Allegheny County for misusing about $100,000 of their funds and assets. They seek a receiver and note the firm’s license was revoked by the state banking department.
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Mist Street
Green
Garden Road
Spector
Frank Fizask
Poll-Parrot
Barnes& Car
Tors Bisham
Bette Farr
Bockam Home
Sotf
Sranfora
Harry Ossmo
Salvation Army Temple Corps
L. Baressi
Tyuisyile
Richard Musser
Tie Allegheny Directories
Chamber ‘of Commute Board
Musser
Titusville
Tf Stiksville
Hydetown
Theodore Resele
Meadville
Trsonville
Buells Corners
WOTM
Klon City
Marcresan Beach Park
Canadohta Lake
Firestone
Firestone’ Supreme Automatic Gas Range
Uae
Barney
South Center Street
Corry Hospital
F. Gohn
Spring Creek
Lois Catalfi
Eva Kepler
Sreare
Fred Christensen
Fredenics
Alsi
Larry
David Bensink
W. H. Burnett
Crawford
W. Hoot
Torron Oil City
Mary Witmer Sesjendig
Amos
Townville
Kenneth Leeper
Thomas Motors
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
W. H. Burnett of
Corry
Binielle
Rea
Sylvania Horn
Reynoldsville
Jerry Kean
Franklin
An Duold
R. D
Monaco
McCarrell Carter
McDonald
Margaret Watsott
Orstown
Michael Rutter
York
Larry Foreman
Allenwood
Sandra Hower
Kingsley
Harriet Burton
Dodd
Navaco
W. F. Rickers
Centar St. Din
Citizens National
Conny
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