Bradford area notes on college accreditation and local events
Corry Journal reports visiting team from the Middle States Association will review Clarion State Teachers College for accreditation in 1958 59. Local items include holiday fruit cake ads, skating rink planning by Bradford Junior Chamber of Commerce, and various community notices from Erie and surrounding areas.
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Corry Journal
seRidgway
Middle Statie Association of Secondary Eesioaly Wn
Clarion State
Teachers “College
Paul G. Chandler
Corry Baking Co
Bradford
Mildred Rom
Erle
St. Mary's
McIntyre‘s
Edward Willsms Yesterdy
Joe’s Grocery
Meldville
Maddox ‘Table Company
Flye Rexall Drugs
Mondville
Frenchtown
Ivin Wright
Guys Mills
Hospital Report Details Admissions And Discharges
The hospital bulletin lists admissions and discharges with names and addresses, noting Bev erly Watryus age 13 admitted from North Cly ner and several other patients or residents including Marionette Sweet Eugene Bridiey infant A, Mrs. St Ross, Allan Drew, Mrs. John Bognisk, and Joseph Anthony. It also mentions a physician unavailability for emergencies and a local doctor line.
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Marionette Sweet
Clymer
Eugene Bridiey
David Kunger
Seneca Street
Kenneth Shindledecker
Columbus Avenue
St Ross
West Chiltech Street
Harry Koerseman
Allan Drew
John Bognisk
Josephi Anthony
Fred Barton
Fairview Street
Towell Fargo
Diana Lynn
Columbus
Margaret Drobuck
R. D
Talant
Bernard Wilson
Meadville planning to seek federal funds for future growth guide
Local notes show Meadville considering a comprehensive community plan named future growth guide, under review for two years amid debates on a Morris Knosls driven urban development subsidiary program. The article also lists local ads, wage distributions, and shopping tips from McIntyre's and Welch plant notices.
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Ike
Meadville
Guy Illleiale
Morris Krost
Tne
Municipal Pliriniieepenee
Fedora
Méadville
Morris Knosls Gine
Titusville Parolee Up On Charge In County Jail
A 22 year old parolee from Titusville was committed to county jail on a charge tied to a forged check. Edwin L Drake Barker of Titusville was bound over for trial after pleading not guilty. Fire destroyed a bedroom in Warren, estimated damage around 5000 dollars. A Mercer County man was jailed on a DUI charge following two vehicle crashes. Moose Club hosts a Round and Polka dance with Osiecki Brothers providing music. Behrend Center Penn State will host its Snow Ball holiday dance free to the public.
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Navy
Floyd Dougherty
R. D
John Carrier
Dougherty
Olds the Florist
Erie
City Hall
Jimmy Griffin
Punch
Sears
Conneaut-Lakeville District
Lakeville
McIntyre
Conneaut Lakeville Chamber of Commerce
Arya Suindbere
Robert, Murray
Albert Ketel
VFW
Paul Packo
Coersl Beckie
Miost
Shell Ou Company
Denes Colombo
Deslenuts
I Holt Br
Wouter
Titusville
Albert Hoblahin Jr
Ville
Justice of the Peace
Wiljini
Tre
T&ig
Cheek
Edwin L. Drake Barker
FR & Titusville
William
Jon
Inford County Crinch
Barker
Mantford S. Vroman
Carroll
Joe
Ie Warren
Francis Kenny
Aite
Fikinien
Damige Wis
Ike
Kane
Mercer County
Wis
Born Yard
Blaine W. Hunter
Clark
Moose Club
Osiecki Brothers
Behrend Center
Focal Ranch
Pennsyvania State University
East High School protest spurs planned ordinance hearing
A protest at East High School over a proposed Zolling ordinance drew light attendance as a second public hearing was scheduled by the City Planning Commission for 7:38 p m at Academy High School. Additional notes mention Corry Beverage ads, Pittsburgh Ship Line wintering at Conneaut port, wreaths by Olds Florist, Rotary Club gift to Crippled Children's Society, and local fund-raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
East High School
City Planning Commission
Academy High School
Coriivaut
Ingo
WEAE
Corneaut
Pittsburgh Swamship
Pittsburgh Line
Conneaut
Miller
Thomas
Lindabury
Cole
Lyrich
Olds the Florist
Kane
McKean County
Crippled Children’s Society
Are
Focal Armory
Sam Nevins
Lace Motor Manufacturing
Harold Babcock
Laroy M. Davis
Pete Pancereynil
Erie
Subsatellites To Aid Space Rocket Missions
The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics announced tiny subsatellites weighing about 10 pounds will be ejected from rocket boosters to accompany main satellites. They will study early atmospheric density and limits, aiding navigation and data collection. Researchers William J. O'Sullivan Jr and team at NACA Langley led the project with aluminium spheres about 20 inches in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litarnational Geophrystosl
Ibwis
NACA
Samy
Willian J O'Sullivan Jr
Langley
Columbus PTA To Sponsor Yule Sing
The Columbus PTA plans a holiday sing event at the Columbus Trinacher Assisiudor. Officials urge attendance as part of community yuletide activities.
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Columbus Pta
Yule
Columbus
Seeks to Limit Oil Imports in Unclear Draft
Fragmentary OCR hints at political push to curb oil imports with undefined mechanisms. Text shows garbled phrases and names, including references to figures and locations that cannot be reliably parsed.
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Charles Williamson
Tescher
Hye
Tubsday
Jn Common Pleas Court
Barnes & Carrig
Adtentvanel
Jory Das Foile
Corry Journal Printing Department
Corry
Ptt
Gohmiean Ge Mle
Care Ean Co
Uty Munrlay
Genito
Mhay Bern
Naw
Corry Hospital
Beverly
Mrs
Vernon Watryus
VFW Club
Spireitors
The
Exchange Bank and ‘Trust
Cain Franklin
H. Carl Wasson
Franklin
Rew
Wasson
W. E. Barrow
McIntyre's
Joseph Ginkle
Edward Ginkle
Kane Summit Hospital
Dopen
Murray Monograms
Mott Street
James B. Stevenson
Titusville Herald
State Historical and Museum Commission
Stevenson
Erié County Prison Board
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Jim
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Ralph Hecht
Police Department
McIntyre’s
Erik
Ehiber
Evie GE Silvesters
Oof Hall
North East
Welch
Chautauqua
Ericaret
Bane
Kee Peas Chest
F. L. Baressi
Purpura’s Inn
Corry Beverage
Poll Parrot
Barnes
Anita Tune Bulley
Alodry
W.F. Rickers
N. Center St
East Main Street
McGregor
EOS
Ganic
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