Corry Journal Printing Department Discharges List
Stationery with name imprinted on stationery and envelope from The Corry Journal Printing Department. Names and addresses listed with discharged and admitted entries for individuals in Corry and nearby areas including Mrs. Fred Clayton, Dennis Hyer, Mrs. Archie Porter, Angela Bailey, Roger Follett, Mrs. Laura Beardsley, Michael Wilshire, Arthur Hall, Mrs. Robert Blakeslee, Mrs. Cecil Ethridge, Samuel Alter, Mrs. Howard Scott, and Mrs. Joseph Kleszczowski. Includes multiple R. D. and Union City, Venango, Waterford, Titusville, and Spring Creek references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Department
Fred Clayton
Corry
Dennis Hyer
Park Street
Archie Porter
Spring Creek
Angela
William Bailey
Spartaksburg
Roger Follett
Laura Beardsley
Burton, Avenue
Michael Wilshire
Columbus
Arthur Hall
Titusville
Robert Blakeslee
Cecil Ethridge
R. D
Waterford
Samuel Alter
Venango
Howard Scott
Union City
Joseph Kleszczowski
Foreclosure of Dunkirk Plant Planned
The United States government filed in federal court to foreclose the mortgage on Gervas Canning Co. Inc. of Fredonia, with a $175,000 SBA loan made in 1958. The company reportedly defaulted on the $120,515.06 balance and $2,515 monthly payments since last January 25, with 5 percent interest. Guarantors include Mrs. Katherine D. McAbee and the late Mrs. Mary E. Drago, and Stanley Packing Co. of Forestville may be drawn in if proceeds fail to cover the loan. About 200 workers are employed by Gervas Canning Co. during canning season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
United States
Gervas Canning Co., Inc
Cannery
Small Business Administration
C. Donald O'Connor
Katherine D. Mc‘Abee
Gervas Canning Co
Mary E. Drago
Stanley Packing Co
Forestville
McAbee
Gervas
Stanley Packing
Pa Tax Revenues Fall Short Of Projections
Pennsylvania state tax revenues for November were 2 percent below forecast, though five months into the 1962 63 fiscal year show overall receipts ahead of estimates. November totals reached 61.9 million versus 62.2 million projected, with sales tax returns lagging by 1.713 million. Five month total 274.304 million against 275.0 million expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Budget Office
Probe Crash Of Carrier And Luxury Liner
A Navy board of investigation will study the collision between the aircraft carrier Kearsarge and the British liner Oriana off the Long Beach breakwater in dense fog. No injuries were reported. both ships sustained damage. The Oriana, inbound from San Francisco with 1,324 passengers and 878 crew, faces at least a two day delay for repairs. The Kearsarge, 27,000 tons, with a 2,500 crew, was en route to San Diego to pick up air crews before routine maneuvers. Rear Adm. D. F. Smith will head the board.
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Kearsarge
P&o-Orient Lines
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
Sem
E. P. Rankin
Carrier‘ Division! 15
Funeral Rites for Mrs William Gumbleton Held at Bracken
Last rites for Mrs William Gumbleton will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumbleton
William
Andrea) Gumbleton
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Penn a Man Faces Criminal Charge In Traffic Death
John A. Weary 40 of Montoursville Pa faces trial Feb 4 on criminal negligence charges tied to the traffic death of six year old Estelle Jean Slater. Weary pleaded innocent and was held on 5000 bail. A drunk driving hearing also delayed to Feb 4. Earlier collision Nov 21 injured Mr and Mrs Seaford Slater and their daughter. Also Pittsburgh streetcar accident leaves man killed in Shadyside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Hudson, N.Y
John A. Weary
Montoursville
William F. Christiana
Columbia County Court
Weary
Justice of the Peace
John A. Lugert
Seaford Slater
Germantown
Estelle Jean
Froamen Seek Dive Record Attempt Ends Tragedy
In California two English frogmen aimed to set a deep sea record using Keller’s gas mix. At 1,000 feet a hatch opened and one diver died, Whittaker vanished while aiding Small, Keller survived and was treated. Small, 35, of the London Daily Telegraph, died from bends related injuries.
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Tong Beach
Calif
Peter Small
London Daily Telegraph
Christopher Whittaker
University of California At
Los Angeles
Small
Hannes Keller
Santa Catalina Island
Keller
Whittaker
London
John Light
Dresstre
Jews Pray for Rain in Jerusalem as Drought Bites
In Jerusalem synagogues prayers for rain are offered twice daily amid unseasonable heat and dry conditions that raise anxiety among local farmers and threaten crops. The effort reflects the community's response to a severe drought impacting agricultural livelihoods.
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Jerusalem
Area Man Writes Will On Dresser Top Before Death
A Pittsburgh man known to be dying left a will on a dresser top with yellow chalk before dying of a heart attack last Thursday at a Pymatuning Lake cottage. The unusual document of ten P. Pusateri was removed to Crawford County courthouse. The will left property to relatives, it was signed and dated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winodville
Des
Pittsburgh
Pymatuning Lake
P. Pusateri
Crawford County
Pusateri
Cottapu
Espyville
India stands firm on NE frontier amid China pullback
India will push to the McMahon Line if China withdraws its promises. Nehru reports no clear Chinese pullout. Menon says ceasefire would hold but retaliation possible if fired upon. Pakistan Parliament resists Kashmir talks as India, China seek settlement with Britain and the United States urging dialogue.
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Russia
India
China
Lakshmi Menon
Nehru
Colombo
Ceylon
McMahon Line
Menon
Sirimaya Bandaranyike
Parliament
Pakistan
Kashmir
Himalayas
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Duncan Sandys
U.S
W. Averell Harrian
Fogbound New York Closes Airports Amid Ship Collision
Thick fog shut Idlewild LaGuardia and Newark airports and delayed landings as a tanker and freighter collided off Staten Island. No injuries reported. ships damaged. Coast Guard dispatched radar cutter. one small tanker grounded in fog. Weather also disrupted highways and reduced turnpike speeds. Philadelphia area airports briefly closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Staten Island Pier
New York Harbor
New York Authority
Idlewild
la Guardia
Newark
N.J
Navy Constellation
Eastern Air Lines
Charlotte
N. C
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New Jersey Turnpike
Coast Guard
Sarah Bowater
Chemical Transporter
Coast Guard Lpter
Poling Brothers No. 14
Northport Harbor
Long
Atlantic Ocean
Charleston
8.C
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Turnpike
North Philadelphia
Philadelphia International
Murder Jury Selected After Much Delay
A jury panel of 200 was drawn in Canandaigua for the murder trial of Leo J. Melezko, 45, of Dunkirk, accused of fatally shooting Dunkirk Police Lt. Mark Elfman on October 1, 1961. The case, moved from Mayville to Auburn and then to Canandaigua by change of venue motions, follows subpoenas issued to Dunkirk residents to testify. Canandaigua, a city of about 16,000, sits about 110 miles southeast of Dunkirk where the crime occurred.
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Vbtainn
Dunkirk
Leo J. Melezko
Canandaigua
N.Y
Mleczko
Middle Road
Mark Elfman
Mayville
Auburn
Chautauqua County
Edwin G. O'Connor
Car Crash Kills Paul Flint in Allegany County
Paul Flint aged 55 died when his car failed to navigate a curve and struck a tree west of the Allegany community in Cattaraugus County. The fatal collision occurred yesterday as emergency responders arrived at the scene. Police investigated the single-vehicle wreck and notified Flint’s family.
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Allegany, N
Paul Flint
Cattaraugus County
Tito Begins Moscow Visit
President Tito of Yugoslavia arrived in Moscow for a visit greeted by Soviet Premier Khrushchev with a guard of honor and band. The leaders exchanged warm words on better relations and discussed international issues and the two nations' ties as Tito expressed wish for a productive exchange of views.
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Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Peking
Communist Party
Dragging Deer Turns Fatal for Local Hunter Schober
Anthony Schober, 38, of Niagara Falls, died of a heart attack while dragging a deer in Goshen Township about 18 miles northeast of Clearfield. Coroner Robert Heath confirmed Schober killed the deer and dragged it up a steep hill before his collapse. A companion sought help and found him deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gupanciuu
Anethony
Schober
Niagara Falls
Goshen Township
Clearfield
Robert Heath
Deear
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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Damier Cedeese
Bracken
Andrea Gumbleton
Weate
Cliff Carroll
Thomas Cairns
Shadyside
Ey Li
Cs Ten Eee
Kodaks
Hawkeye
Bachane Sano
Snher Maribor
Philip Morriso¢ Alping
Deluss Pepe Trnal
Censors
Wellman’s
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Will
Hari
Valle
Gift Headquarters
Evans
Citizens National Bank
OF Corry
Corry's Christmas Club
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