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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1960

Page

2

Local notices and events from Erie and surrounding areas

Crawford County Commissioners approve a February grand jury recommendation to study farm development for the county home and jail. Community events include dances at Polish Club and Garden Hall, a spaghetti supper fundraiser, a smorgasbord, a Line‑O‑Ad advertising note, and a fire drill at Memorial Technical School following Thursday’s blaze.

Rossbacher Insurance Servies Meadville Crawford County Commissioners Aunty Farm

Scouts Mark 50th Anniversary With Banquet and Meetings

Scouts celebrate a 50th anniversary with a Blue and Gold Banquet at Wright School cafeteria at 6 p.m. Cub Pack 180, Concord, leads the event. Other dens and troops hold regular meetings to observe the occasion, and the city’s Explorer post plans activities Wednesday evening.

Iontinuew Um.enewner Cafeterissa CAHS Wright School Concord Explorer

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

At The Hospital If unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call 2-8201 Corry Memorial Hospital. Admitted Fred G. Duell 15 East Bond. Mrs. Donald Meadon North East. Mrs. Guy Runnels Cambridge Springs. Mrs. Grace Durham 216 West Washington Street Aaron Harrison RD 3. Discharged Harry Cosper Erle Miss Beverly Hunter Clymer Mrs. Murray Volk and daughter Teresa Murie Sherman Mrs. Ernest Ploss and daughter Darlene Lynn 1284 White Street Leo J. Landers 107 Hust Columbus Avenue Mrs. Blanchard Foster RD 2 Clymer Raymond 16 son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell 1216 North Center Street Mrs. Karl Sorenson and son Kerry Lee 527 West Washington Mrs. Walter McElroy 616 North

Fred G. Duell East Bond Aboet Donald Meadon North East Guy Runnels Cambridge Springs Grace Durham West Washington Street Aaron. Harrison R.D Harry Cosper Erle Beverly Hunter Clymer Murray Volk Daugh Teresa Murie Sherman Ernest Ploss Darlenelynn White Street Leo J. Landers Hust Columbus Avenue Blanchard Foster R. D Raymond John Mitchell North Center Street Karl Sorenson Kerry Lee Washington Street Walter McElroy

Area Hospitals Notice of Discharges and Listings

A list of individuals and addresses associated with area hospitals includes Miss Nellens Kilbans of Waterford R D 3, Miss Nellena Kilbane of Cambridge Springs R D 4, David Muyhard of Union City South street, codackle Bryant of Winton R D 3, Mrs Wentell Nichols of Waltshire R D 1, and Ronald Shade of Union R D . Discharged: Mrs Richard Kingen of Waterford R D 4 and Prank Mallson of Mill Village.

Union City Francis Mullen West High Street Nellens Kilbans Waterford Nellena Kilbane Cambridge Springs David Muyhard South Street Codackle Bryant Winton City Wentell Nichols Waltshire Richard Kingen Prank Mallson Mill Village Ronald Shade

General Claims U S Second In Missile Race

Lt Gen Bernard A Schriever says the United States will remain in second place in the missile race through 1961. He cites two years to boost production, notes similar numbers with the Soviet Union now, but predicts Soviet superiority next year. He warns against overreliance on missiles and supports funds to keep bombers ready for a surprise strike.

Wastunuiuniar United States East Air Force Bernard A. Schriever Research and Development Command Schriever House Space Committee Soviet Union U.S

Area Man Killed Instantly By Falling Tree

Sinclairville man Lawrence A. Edwards, 48, was killed near here yesterday around 3 45 P M when a tree fell while he and his wife were cutting logs with a power saw on a farm in Gary N The tree struck Edwards and caused fatal crush injuries The wife was grazed but uninjured Coroner Frederick Hitchcock cited internal injuries as the cause of death

Edwards

Famed TB Leader Dr Emerson Dies at Home in Brighton

Dr Ernest B Emerson Sy BG a leading tuberculosis therapist for over five decades died at his Brighton home yesterday. He served as superintendent of the Rutland State Sanatorium in Rutland Massachusetts from 1918 to 1943 retirement.

Rochester Ernest B. Emerson Sy Brighton Emerson Rutland Mass

New York Advice On Making A Will

A column urges readers to consider writing a will to prevent future family disputes and ensure proper distribution of assets. It notes that many Americans delay this task due to melancholy but frames the process as enlightening and prudent. The piece discusses the emotional and financial stakes of estate planning.

Store Head Held In $1000 Embezzlement Case

Eugene Fling 29, manager of Lawrence Jewelry Co in Harborcreek Town ship, jailed after pleading guilty to fraudulent conversion. He allegedly embezzled $1000 in December 1959 and January 1960 while working the Eastway Plaza concession, fled Jan 28, and was held in Erie County prison on $1000 bond. He is married with four children.

Erie Harborcreek Minger Eugene Fling Lawrence Jewelry Co Eastway Steubenville Ohio Fling Hurry Island Magetin Erie County

TV Writers May Strike Monday Night in Hollywood

The Writers Guild of America says a strike against CBS NBC and ABC could be approved Monday night after members authorized action if negotiations fail. Contracts with the three networks lapse today as negotiators remain deadlocked.

Hollywood Writers Guild of America Sirently CBS NBC ABC

Hal Boyles Americana disinheriting mankind in a will

Hal Boyle presents a humorous scene where a husband jokes about disinheriting mankind while sorting his worldly goods with a lawyer. The wife reassures him, and the joke shifts to whether credit cards survive death as they discuss leaving everything to the wife. The piece plays on vanity, materialism, and marriage dynamics.

Piers Bil Paynim Polith

Kearns Emerges As Prime Hoffa Target

Teamsters President Hoffa labels Rep. Kearns and Rep. Ayres as two of Congress most anti labor members. He accuses them of steering a purge against 56 congressmen and of wavering on labor issues to court labor support for re election. Hoffa blasts their voting history linked to the Kennedy Landrum Griffin bill and Chamber of Commerce pressures.

Hop Carroll International Brotherhood of Teamsters Hoffa Kennedy Congress U. S. Chamber of Commerce and National Association of Manufacturers congress“Ath Wsing Meamster Ayres Kearns Landrum-Griffin Teathsters

Volunteer fund helps area tot who will see after birth blindness

Brenda Mueller four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Mueller of Sheffield returned home with new glasses after three days of exams in New York. An optometrist said she will be able to see though initial glasses are temporary and the muellers hope for near normal vision. The trip was funded by Sheffield and Clarendon VFW posts and individual donors raising nearly 700 dollars. Six month follow ups are planned as more funds are still needed.

Department of Forests and Waters Maurice G. Goddard Nelson, Goldberg and Heidt Port of Erie Garland Gene Dugan Tf Warren Allegheny National Forest John Franson Forest Service Elk County Forest County Ginnie’s Cambridge Springs Rockdale Township Harrisburg Warren Brenda Mueller Edward Mueller Shef- Held New York Muellers Brenda Jens Muellera Sheffield Clarendon VFW VFW Post Carl W. Anderson Sheffield Vpw Anderson

Union Votes and Records Aimed at Informed Ballots

A union speaker urges using voting records to inform constituents at the polls. He says the union plans to share records of a congressman aligned with the Ayres Kearns type to help voters judge the facts and vote intelligently.

The Union

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