Twenty Years Ago Twenty Fifteen December 1951 News Snippet
Social tax collections to December 1 show a $9 000 drop from the prior year according to Dr Harrison A Curtis treasurer of the Corry School District Lew Rogers of Erie will speak at the St Johns Day banquet on December 29 Blaine Kincaid named solicitor with pay by services rendered The high school students visited the Rod and Gun Club for a dinner with meat provided by club members Kenneth Watrous Wilbur Lathrop Orville Johnson and Donald Doctor were among deer hunters Hazel B Anoney pastor resigns from Essex Street Advent Christian Church a farewell service was held Last night 20 Mutual Telephone Company employees were hosted at Miss Luha Sanford home on West Churchill Street Awards for Rosaliene Dempsey Ruth O Day Thomas Messenger and Walter B Mout
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Harrison A. Curtis
Blaine Kincaid
Cory
Cony High
Kenneth Watrous
Wilbur Lathrop
Orville Johnson
Donald Doctor
Hazel B. Anoney
Essex Street
Advent Christian Church
New England States
Sharch
Mutual Telephone Company
Luh Sanford
West
Chiurelt
Vis Rosaliene Dempsey
Ruth O'Day
Thomas Messenger
Walter B. Mout
Pittsburgh
Postil
Postal Department
Beaverdam
Dutie
Archie Bishop
S&s
J. Duine
Aerts Supply
Chase National Bank
Pennsylvania Society
New York City
John Fine
Ben Fairess
Eugene Grace
Union City
Horace Brynolfson
Rex Theatre
Jamestown High School
Thule Lode
Jamestown
Svenda Wolofson
Wil
New York
Hospitality
William Mott
Corry
Company A
Raymond
Fim
Harald
Bridge and Supply
Brown
Corry Locker
Frank Dawes
Stamford Chair Co
Lincolngillewis
Lieir
Clark Rice
Corry Daily Publishes Mixed Local News and Coal Export Analysis
A Corry Pa page fragment blends a domestic incident report involving a mother and child on West South Street with a broad economic feature on US coal exports. The piece cites European demand for American coal, Marshall Plan estimates, and British coal concerns, noting production and export figures and implications for British industry and shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Japan
Canada
Paul R. Porter
Economic Co-operation Administration
Marshall Plan Council of Ministers
National Goal Association
Ushis
Great Britain
Fraternal Club Theft and Local News Roundup
A fragmented Erie county update notes a theft of 35 pounds of turkey meat at a fraternal club and mentions unreported city police filing. It reports on Conyan awaiting sentencing and possible new trial, John Sullivan's return to Brigham Hardware, and the Cabins-in-the-Pines winter closing plans. Also covers local wartime messages, Christmas tree concerns, postal delays, and various regional notices and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Rouse
Conyan
John Sullivan
Brigham Hardware and Plumbing
Florida
Elo
Kenneth Spear
Pines
Corry
Ten Im Company A
Bremerdsven
Germany
Norfolk
William Elliott
Upper Marion Township
Philadelphia
Elliotts
Biliott
Marjorie Desmond
Oil City Exchange Club
Louis O. Bouquin
St. Whizsbeth’s
Unique reasons given in divorces in Erie county
Nine divorce decrees were handed down in county court Thursday. Beulah Esther Weber, 47, an Erie department store employee, won her divorce from Frank Joseph Weber, 61, of Syracuse, alleging indignities after claiming her husband preferred pigeons and the doctor warned he would have to leave. Henry G Siecker of Erie blamed in-law troubles as his wife Henrietta left him for reasons tied to her father living with them. The report notes indignities and cruelty as grounds in several cases, including Phylis B Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pigeot Dandrutt
Septugenarian
Abe
Beulah Esther Weber
Piean Dan
Frank Joseph “Weber
Syracuse
Henrietta
Phylis B. Brown
Divorce Filed After Alleged Striking Incident
Renmiere files for divorce from traveling salesman Laden M. Brown 27 of 2802 Lefayette. She testifies to an incident where she awoke to his hands around her throat with enough force to leave marks, describing fear and a threatening confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renmiere, N
Laden M. Brown
Lefayette
How's Your I. II Questions On Memory And News
A mixed quiz item asks: who said have never had any political aspirations, the biblical king who offered to split a child, and terms for multilingual speakers. It also asks geography, literature, history, and current events including Knute Rockne's death and coal exports policy, with references to Liberty ships and a New York fountain commemorating a war founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Bisway
Europe
Asia
Africa
Dawn
Dbek
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Miss Pinkerton
Edwin Markham
Spain
Heni
United Nations
Knute Rockne
Grand Jury to Re Convene in Pittsburgh Drug Probe
The October Federal grand jury will reconvene January 14 to continue narcotics investigations in western Pennsylvania. The January panel will also pursue bank embezzlement cases as U.S. Attorney Edward Boyle notes the Pittsburgh phase will finish before hearing testimony on the dope trade across 25 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
U.S
Edward Boyle
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Lew Rogers
Jobral
West South Street
Fred Inc
Lexington Avenue
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Weightman
A. mi
Babylory Jang
Britain
Jim McCray
Big and Corry
Bowling Green
McCray
Harry Blount
Essa Hall
I. 2
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
LaFayette Park
New York State
Wor
Seaforth
Tale
Cologne
Dana Faberge Yardley
Leatherie Man
Town
DuBarry
Tweed Cologne
Yardley
Tabu Cologne
Woodhue Cologne
Seal AD Hugs
Hubert
Lee
Leland
Miss
Korea
U. S. Army
Washington
the Bank
Member Federal Deposit
P.j's
LEED
Ceiver
Service
Remington Fils
Martin Motor Sales
Dodge - Flymouth
West South St
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