Measles Quarantine and School Board Notes Topics
City and Vicinity report notes two No votes at a school board meeting over 2650 in 1955 56 salary adjustments for 41 top teachers. City health officials announce measles quarantines with new cases and releases. Lincoln's birthday closings and other community notices accompany local events and ads.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Andrew Nowak
Joseph Zipper
Nowak
Son
Oil City
Valentine painting items and MUN at Ganton College
An advertisement lists Tele Craft trays and other items for painting at W. F. Rickers Building Specialties with numbered designs. A separate notice mentions Union City Joint High School students attending a Model United Nations Assembly at Ganton College Erin with advisor Goreit Blok to represent Jordan.
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W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Union City Joint High School
United Nations
United Nations Assembly
Ganton College
Erin
Goreit Blok
Jordan
U.N
Elks Club
Riceville
Gwen Weight
Howard Wright
Sefternoon
Harriot Hospital
N- Evie
Mowrey
Car stolen in Erie recovered in Titusville police investigate
A 195 Chevrolet sedan registered to Robert Murphy of Erie was recovered yesterday morning parked at a local service station in Titusville. Titusville police are investigating the theft. The notice also lists community events including a Corry Rod and Gun Club gathering at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and a Rainbow Valentine dance at Wright School with a 2.00 admission per couple.
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Erie
Lincoln
C. Francis Hagerty
Kkoehlers
DuBois and Koch
Dial
D. W. Clark
Schoo District
Andrew Nowak
Waterford
Waterford Lions Club
Moose Club
Robert D. Cardy
Cardy
Knights of Columbus
State Armory
Bummit Township
Dolak
Chuck Siegel
Emil Larsen
Bmethport
Titunville
Titinville
Yester
Robert Murphy
Titusville
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Loris T. Reynolds
Lawrence J. Reynolds
Bust
Troy
Jonathan
Margaret Stevens Reynolds
St. Titus
May C. Enright
Rainbow Valentine
Wright School
Ph. Clarke Login
R.D.1
Oakland
Alugheny County
Logan
Tistusville
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Harry J. Poorbaugh
Elks Club
North East Borough
F. L. Baressi
Albion Area Industrial Development Association
Albion Agen
Valentine ads and local notices from Olds Florist to Titusville
A jumble item page shows old time notices and small ads. Items include a six month vagrancy sentence for Rudolph Walter Nelson in Allegheny County and a church sleeping charge under an ancient statute. It also lists Valentine gift suggestions and local fundraising totals, a hospital profit report, a 1952 Studebaker Champion for sale, and assorted community notices from Conneaut and Titusville.
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Mama
Olds the Florist
Titusville
Rudolph Walter
Rudy) Nelson
Allegheny County
Nelsom
N. Allen Love
Nelson
Rodney Barlow
March of Dimes
Lander
Moose Club
Conneaut
Brown Memorial Hospital
Uinaid
Studebaker
R. G. Wiggers Motor Sales
North Center Street
Capitol Considers Central Prayer and Meditation Room
The House yesterday adopted a unanimous resolution calling for a centrally located prayer and meditation room in the main capitol building without requiring Senate approval. Rainbow Valentine Wright School admissions to 12 and Columbus Grange plan a Valentine party at the Town Hall with an educational safety film, games, prizes, and refreshments for members.
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House
Capitol
Senate
Wright School
Columbus Grange
Wil
Olds the Florist
Transfer Of Boxing Board Near In State Reorganization
Harrisburg reports a cabinet official says the State Athletic Commission will move from the revenue department to the state department by March 15. Henry Harner notes the transfer problems should be ironed out by mid next month as Gov. Leader’s reorganization aims to tighten control and improve administration of the boxing code. Commission chairman James H. Growing and Alfred M. Klein discuss routine transfer issues.
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EFESS
Harrisburg
State Athletic Commission
State Department
Henry Harner
Commission
Gov
Pla
James H. Growing
Harner
Alfred M._ Klein
Russell Applebee Dies at 36 in Sherman
Russell D. Applebee aged 36 of Sherman died this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He was born August 4, 1819 in Amity Township and was a member of the Sherman Baptist Church. He is survived by his parents John Applebee and Mrs Charles Williams, five half siblings, three stepbrothers, and several in the armed services. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 pm at the Sherman Baptist Church with Rev. Victor Stoutier officiating. Burial in Holland Cemetery, Clymer.
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Use
John Applebee
Sherman
Charles Williims
Mayville
Amity ‘Township
Applebee
Sherman Baptist Church
Richard
North Clymer
Donald Williams
Bemis Paint
Lucille Applebee
Alison Applebee
Geraldine Applebee
Darlene Applebee
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Gail Graham
Jamestown
Desilu Band
Fred Bell
Shippenville Area
Manor Road
City Hospital
RCA Victor
RCA
Admiral
Davis Radio-Tv
Dodge
Heberlein Motor
Plymouth
West South St
East Main St
Corry Hospital
Merle Cummings
Eva Lathrop
East Pleasant Street
Carl Swanson
Edwin
Edwin Foley Sr
Eust Main Street
Robert, Morris
Spartansburg
Eleanor Scholton
Erle
James Caldwell
Harold Bensink
Charles Miller
Concord Street
Thomas Koalk
Columbus
John Kimmy
West Frederick Street
Mark Sayko
Michael Balog
Hutch Street
Gerald Sweet
David Jones
Findley Lake
Runsell Applebev
Clymer
Flye Rexall Drugs
Business and Professional Women’s Club
J. Fred Kinley Insurance
James R. Brake
Damestown
Poland
Leland F Miller
Kennedy
Brake
Boy Sgouis
Mersuey's
Keystone Milk
N. Center St
First Ave
Paul
Corry
America
Boy Scouts of Today
Re Arkad“ed
Russell Applebee
Russell D. Applebee
Corry ‘Memorial Hospital
Joe
Powell Finance Co
One Loan and Finance Co
N, Center ST. Corry
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Supreme Court
Superior Court
Congress
General Assembly
24Th Congressional District
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Wach
Carl D. Proctor
Fred W. Lamberton
Louis J. Rzymer
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Pebblney
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