Bicentennial era notes and local notices in Corry Journal
Corry Journal notices include obituaries for Mrs. Bessie G. Arters of Erie and Rev J Ray Post of Jamestown, local business ads for frame making and beverage delivery, and reports on union actions halting Stackpole Carbon Company expansion. Also listed are local events, burglaries, legal items, new signs for sale, and a death of Erie lawyer Russell Mullery Orcutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Erie
Bessie G. Arters
St Vincent's Hospital
Glenn W. Arters
John Falcone
Ruth Servidig
Charles Martin
Chicago
David Woods
Union City
K Holt
Edinboro
Corry
Brooks Studio
Jamestown
J. Ray Post
Church of the Good Shepherd
Buffalo
Jamestown Area
Episcopal
Iroquois
Iron City
Carlings
Pabst
Blatz
Rolling Rock
Corry Beverage
Frisina
Johnsonburg
Stackpole Carbon Company
Burke Brothers Construction Company
St. Marys
Bradford Building and Construction Council
American Federation of Labor
Stanford Hose Company
No. 1
Mercer
Hickory Plaza
Mercer County
Herman M. Rodgers
Thomas B. Rudelik
Hinkory Township
Multiple Local Notices Include Crash, Open House, and Fines
A truck crash near Moule 417 between Franklin and Dempsey town yesterday damaged the vehicle and berm, with $300 estimate. A 12 year old Harold Hammond Sr and a 5 year old Althea Rees are named in Admitted notices. V. F. W. open house set for New Year’s Day, 1 to 6 pm, for post and social members. Police warn drivers about fines up to 800 dollars for violations, with tickets issued for garage and rubbish violations along highways. Flood outlook notes Meadvill area expected to avoid major threats as creeks recede. Local beer distributors advertise Budweiser and other brands with delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Sorge
Franklin
Moule 417
Dempsey Town
Robert Hawkins
Franklin Sub-Ashatun
Thomas Motors
Erin
Wong
Uday
New York State
Pennsylvania
Journal
Meadville
Hood
Meadvile
Anheuser ~ Busch
Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Duquesne
Rolling Rock
Labatt’s
F. L
Macko's Market Ad and Holiday Dance Cancellation
Holiday notes report meat prices at Macko's Market including pork and beef items with prices. An employee of Hamid Tron Works, Hamid Tron, sustained a painful injury at work and was treated at Walton General Hospital. Due to the holiday, Thursday night dancing at Blue Bonnet Hotel is canceled until next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macko
Wanlere Howard Haln
Ont
Hamid Tron Works
Warton General Hospital
Anden
Blue Bonnet Hotel
Erie Officials Spar Over Hospital Fire Insurance Contracts
County Commissioner Louis Rynek refused to vote on 12 hospital fire insurance contracts, sticking to a policy of needing more than the approval of fellow commissioners. Prosecution and defense awaited orders from Judge Eluer G. Evans and Burton R. Laub on motions for new trials in a corruption case, with a decision anticipated today after yesterday’s lengthy briefing. Also noted are a gift subscription offer for Corry Evening Journal, a management appointment at Borg-Warner Island, and corporate governance changes at Brie Fore and Sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal
Olean
Roy E. Hanold
Rhodes Bakeries
Moose Lodge
Kane
Community Hospital
Ralph N. del Camp
DeCamp
Stackpole Hall
Raymond's
North Center Street
Bond
Teeter
Cullensburg
Callensburg
A. Hill
Mosherburn Dowid
Meadville City Hospital
Erie
Louis Raynek
Rzy~mek
Eluer G. Evans
Burton R. Laub
Warrers
Crawford
Chautauqua
Franklin
William
Vokolek
Franklin Islant
Borg-Warner Corp
Jorganization
Chicago
Jackie Gleason
Paul Weston
Kay Starr
Toy Town
Womert's Civic Club to Meet at Corry Rod and Gun Club
The Womert's Civic Club will meet Friday at 1:30 PM at the Corry Rod and Gun Club to elect officers and plan to roll cancer bandages. Members are asked to donate old sheets or pillowcases through Mrs. Bert Weldon at 140 Gould Street. holiday eggnog sold by Model Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womert's Civic Club
Corry
Kerwin Named to State Liquor Board by Democratic Leader
Harrisburg�s Democratic team appointed Patrick E. Kerwin of Lykens to the Liquor Control Board. Aimed to chair the reorganized state board, Kerwin, 41, would replace Frederick Gelder as chair. The move also creates vacancies to be filled on the three member panel with chairmanship paying $15,000 and other members $14,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
George M. Deader
Patrick E. Kerwin
Lykens
State Liquor Control Board
Kerwin
Frederick T. Gelder
Forest City
Susquehanna County
David R. Perry
Camp Fy
Altoona
Assembly Seat Won by Coin Toss in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia 2nd Legislative District a tie vote of 9,824 for Abraham Sigmin and incumbent Alphonson Parlanje ended in a coin toss. Sigmin won the seat in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives after drawing the right number, under a state rule that election ties are decided by lot. Both candidates signed a stipulation allowing an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansueraucu
Sno
Philadelphia
Abraham Sig~ Min
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Sigman
Alphon
Son Parlanjte
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Herbert A Mook
Leo McKay
Lst of Common Pleas
Ty Crandall
Warren
McKean County
George Morris
Carl Eastman
Titusville
Mortis
Eastman
Warren County
The
Russell Mullery Orcutt
Alon Hoy Orcutt
Western Auto
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin B. Corry
Carl Hixson
Corry Hospital
Harold Sr
Harold Hammond Sr
Spartanshire Ill
Robert Paddock
Clymer
Althea Rees
Snyder Cir
Lawrence Swanson
Edwin Richard
Edwin Foley
West Smith Street
George Ottaway
Robert Lane
Snyder Circle
Jerry Greer
Centerville
Vit
Vernon Humphrey
Bruce McGray
Harold Hammond
Connie's
Roger Clark
Somerset
Star of
Tribune
Pegey Laley
Corry Red and Gun Club
Robert Nelson
Kane Boy
Samuel Davis
North Warren
Frank
Verna
Drewstiven Hayes
Greary
Cee
Ler, Yoko
Miller
N. Center ST
First Ave
Forest Forest
Carica Ak
Haile
Pharmaty
VFW Club
Paul Bryan and His Orchestra
Ernie Poletz
Corry, Po
Crown Dungarees Union
Chuck’s Work Clothing Store
South Center Street
Real Es the Follo
Courthous Lace S
John Kroux
North
Carroli Te Center St
Nonag
U.S
Employrir Sons
Holiday
Turrow
Chic Titusy
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