Corry area briefs report council actions and local updates
A wheel disc found and delivered to police may be claimed by its owner. Harold A. Schwartz, Titusville councilman and Pensylvanian safety inspector, becomes Northern Division editor for Today magazine. Oil City approves 5 percent city wage boost costing 23719 dollars. A court brief seeks a new trial for Stanley Schwarz on a bribery conviction. PA nonfarm employment rises 1 percent to 3,619,300 with manufacturing at 1,427,600. October to November gains offset by November 1953 declines. Meadville approves 1955 budget about 588,700 with earnings tax and multiple levies. Real estate transfer filed in Erie County. Corry traffic safety seen as holiday risk. no deaths reported over Christmas. December Erie County civil court term cancelled. next session Jan 1. Sugar Grove youth pleads innocent in Jamestown court after pedestrian collision injures man. Warren County committee plans federal surplus food distribution early next year. local volunteers ready to assist. Two road projects under way: Route 8/62 rebuilt between Oil City and Franklin and Route 198 between Sagerstown and Little Corners with temporary routing.
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Pennsylvania Department of Highways
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Franklin
Sagerstown
Little Corners
Dr Sheppard birthday amid murder deliberations story
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports on Dr Samuel Sheppard's 31st birthday in jail as jurors recount four days and parts of five deliberating whether he killed his wife Marilyn. They say the verdict came after a majority of 11 a.m. on the fifth day. A judge later sentenced him to life with parole eligibility after ten years. A separate obituary notes retired Indiana appellate Justice Harvey Jackson Curtis died at 78 in Orlando.
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Ghautauqua Lake Association Board of Directors
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Indiana Appelate Court
Mid-City Investment Co
Gary
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School Cafeteria To Serve Meals Monday
A new school cafeteria plans to serve meals Monday. The modern kitchen, fully equipped and staffed, will operate behind serving lines with a complete dishwashing cycle. Dishes pass from washer to tray to serving area, with specialized equipment including a peeler, an automatic finer, bake ovens, and a large automatic soup cauldron.
Efficient kitchen plan with refrigerated storage and pantry
The menu describes a system designed to run smoothly with minimal waste. Two large walk-in refrigerators and two smaller units provide food storage while a complete pantry keeps wholesale orders on hand, enabling wholesale pricing.
Former Oil City Priest Injured In Auto Crash
Rome reports Rev. Alvin Majdanik 39, assistant pastor of Transfiguration Church, formerly of Oil City, injured in a Friday automobile accident near Stokes Hill. He suffered shock and multiple fractures. condition improved from critical to good after treatment at Rose Hospital.
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Transfiguration Church
Oil City
Stokes Hill
Pather Maidaniic
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