Mrs Johnson dies after extended illness in Corry
Mrs Johnson, born November 6 1896 in Corry, died unexpectedly after a period of ill health. She lived in Corry all her life, worked at Corry Jamestown Milk Corp, and would have completed 25 years there in January. She attended Evangelical United Brethren Church and belonged to Woodmen Circle. Survived by brother Lyle and niece Nancy Lee Wilcox. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at Davison Funeral Home, Pine Grove Cemetery. Memorial gifts to Heart Fund.
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Iney
Sumbon Dhew
Corry Memorial Hospital
Johnson
Corry
Corry High School
Corry- Jamestown Mig. Corp
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Supreme Forest of the Woodmen's Circle
Archie Wilcox
Carrie Wilcox
Lyle
Nancy Lee Wilcox
Davison Funéral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Heart Fund
Weller wins dispute over stock sale in Erie courts
Erie A R Weller won the second of two court cases over stock of the D Schlosser firm gaining potential control. A judge ordered sale of 8061 shares for 20570 79 to Straus estate and Bluestein administrator, amid disagreement over book value versus market value and prior stock option. Earlier, he won a separate case against his mother in law over 2497 shares.
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ERIE
A. R. Weller
D. Schlosser
Elmer Evans
David A Straus
Joan S. Bluestein
Moelgin J. Straus
Weiler
Straus
Duce Evans
Evens
Babson Foresees 54 Recovery Plan Against Slump
Sy Roger W Babson predicts a 1954 first half pause in the downturn with efforts to sustain output through increased advertising, credit and labor cooperation. He warns a 10 percent GDP drop could trigger further declines, urging action by business leaders and publishers. He lists 25 forecasts for the first six months of 1954, including tax cuts, consumer spending, rates, and political dynamics.
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Roger W. Babson
Eisenhower
Hoover
Isenhower
Congress
Jess Duiring
U.S
United Nations
U. S
Florida
Canada
Calfornia
California
Arzona
Adams
Santa Claus
Funeral service for George A. App held yesterday
The funeral for George A. App took place yesterday afternoon at 3:21 at Bracken Funeral Home. Rev. E. J. Ortner of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church officiated. Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attending from out of town were Mrs. Nelle Dillinger Buffalo Mrs. Peat Dillinger Mrs. Stanley Dillinger and Mrs. Nora Hoover Titusville Mrs. Blanche Ongley Little Cooley Mrs. Mabelle Weldner Spartansburg and Mrs. Adelaide Preston Centerville.
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George A. App
Bracken Funers d
E. JA. Ortner
St. Paul's Evangelical
Nora Hoovier
Titusville
Blanche Ongley
Little Cooley
Mabelle Weldner
Spartansburg
Adelaide Preston
Centerville
Cash basis budgeting may balance 1963 64 plan
Analysis notes a shift toward a pay as you go budget for 1963 64 with possible balance on cash basis if trust fund receipts exceed payouts. Earlier August 1953 54 deficit was 3.8 billion, with trust funds adding about 28 billion in revenues. Experts anticipate reduced deficit or surplus for trust funds and overall balance under cash accounting.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury
Humphrey
Veterans’ Life
How Smart Are You A 10 Question Genius Test
A quirky self instruction asking readers to score their intelligence with 10 trivia prompts about presidents governors and common names. It mixes questions on George Meany H Alexander Smith Whitlaway Count Fleet Assault Jet Pilot Citation Olympia and odd phrases about braces and fiestas.
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George Meany
H. Alexander Smith
U. S. Senate
Whitlaway
Olympia
New York State
United States
Martin van Buren
Grover Cleveland
London
Police Press Hunt for Young Erie Thug
Eyewitness Eva Gaertner, 34, was grabbed by a 20 year old assailant on 18th Street near Sassafras and Myrtle at 2 30 a m. He tried to cover her mouth after a greeting and fled after a scream. Gaertner escaped with a slight neck injury, describing the suspect as wearing a blue or gray jacket with fur collar and blue dungarees.
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Ehue—Juyce
Wothy
Sassafras
Myrtle
Eva Gaertner
Maennercher Club
Woman Unhurt As Car Snaps Off Pole Near Jamestown
A 26 year old Jamestown businesswoman Miss Doris M McVeigh escaped injury when icy Route 60 caused her car to skid and strike a utility pole two miles north of Pickett's Corners. A 45000 volt line fell on the car starting a fire. firemen extinguished the flames as crews replaced the pole and cut hot wires. The driver was en route to Fredonia and was freed from the wreck by herself. The Arabian camel is unknown in the wild state.
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Jamestown
Route 60
Cassendanza
Picket’s Corners
Doris M. McVeigh
Betty Dixon Candy Company
Miss McVeigh
Fredonia
Cassadaga Fire Department
Market ‘Street
Niaga
Mohawk Power Corporation
Jamestown Telephone Corporation
Police to Run Operation Cocktail New Year Taxi Service
Police in Saranac Lake will operate Operation Cocktail for the fifth year, providing a village police car and driver to aid New Year’s Eve revelers. Chief William Wallace notes no accidents have been recorded since the service began, underscoring public safety.
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Saranac Lake
William Wallace
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Babson
Cnet
Barach’s
Home Furniture Co
Tuffy
Kendall
Corner of
Center
Washington Sts
Leo UI Co
New Heights
Powell Motor Co
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