Local notices and ads from Corry Journal page
Community reminders include hotel entertainment by Jim Kelly at the Gold Room Tuesday to Saturday 9 PM to 1 AM, family dinners at Nichols-Glavis Restaurant Sundays 12 to 6 PM, a hospital emergency line 201, and various discharges and addresses. Also maple syrup labels for sale and a prescription phone service from Seas Drugs with free delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Kelly
Corry
Turben
St Edward's
Nichols-Glavis
Corry Journal
Beagle Club Meeting at YMCA February Night
Beagle dog owners invited to join a Beagle Club forming to promote ownership and working with Beagles. Meeting at the YMCA on February 28 at 7 30 p m with Square dancing at Sparta Hotel tonight featuring Pearl Nichols and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AllWay Electric
Dad To Fill Son's Shoes At EUB Church
Evangelistic meetings planned at Cory EUB Church in Mares with Rev George Gardiner stepping in after illness. Gardiner Sr formerly pastored in Halifax and Davison and helped pioneer church radio broadcasting. Music features Lee Fer Ros, a dramatic tenor Everleth, and a choir, with services March 10 through March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Son
Eub Church
Mares
Shreks
George E. Cardiner
Oia
R Gardiner
Live Chase
Gardiner
Line
Hallifax
Nova Scotia
Sering
Davion
Ohio
Lee Fer
PLB
Union City Admits Dorothy Bleger and Others
Reads a fragmented list of names and addresses including Miss Dorothy Bleger RD 4 Waterford Philip Giewant RD 4 Union City Donita Pos bree Sprin Donald Porter Mis Villace Mrs Louie Wilkosz RD 3 Corry RD 2 Cam indicating a public record or notice of admission or registration with multiple individuals and locations mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Dorothy Bleger
Waterford
Philip Giewant
Union Cits
Donita Pos
Bree Sprin
Donald Porter
Mis Villace
Louie Wilkosz
Corry
Hartford Woman Wins $2 Million Divorce Settlement
New York AP reports Marjorie Steele Hartford won an uncontested divorce from Huntington Hartford II of A&P chain. She receives a $1,385,000 settlement, an additional $60,000 yearly, likely until remarriage, and custody of their two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marjorie Steele
Hartford
Huntington Hatford
A&p Chain
Cop Bemoans Senseless Killings Continues On Page One
A spree killer group shot people in Minneapolis and Council Bluffs over days. Victims include Harry Goldenberg a 60 year old store attendant and Alvin Koehrsen 54. James Peterson 17 is in critical condition. Suspects Kelley and Brown linked to armed robbery and pawn shop gun purchases. Police halted them on a bus bound for Kansas City after a string of killings and injuries.
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Minneapolis
Harry Goldenberg
Kelley
So T
Alvin Koehrsen
Walnut
Towa
Earl Vencel
Council Bluffs
Koehrsen
Vencel
James Peterson
Trowbridge
Koch
Brown
Indiana
Kansas City
Final Rites for Mrs John Judson in Clymer
Final rites for Mrs John Mary Judson will be held Monday at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer. Interment follows in Clymer Center Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday from 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM.
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Judson
John
Mary) Judson
Spitzer
Clymer
Clymer Center
Warmth Eases Water Shortage Near Titusville
Warmth eased local water shortage near Titusville as a warm spell melted snow and precip finished. Rainfall totals reached 1.58 inches over four days, with February 17 to 23 bringing 0.72, 0.50, 0.20 and 0.16 inches respectively, melting eight inches of snow and aiding water wells. County Extension agent Russell Mullenauer said the dry well situation has eased somewhat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Bush
Titusville Wats Works
Sweels
Russell F Mullenauer
Granford
Hold Services For Sieklucky At Elizabeth Church
Funeral services were held at Elizabeth’s Church with Rev. Cyril Kronz officiating. Interment followed at St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery. Bearers included Gerald W and Charles Blakester, Raymond and Walter Sieklucky, Joseph Sventek and Charles Pughly. Attendees came from Union City, Wattsburg, Brie and North East Company members and friends attended mass in notable numbers.
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Siekucky
Elizabeth's
Chhveh
Cyril Kronz
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Gerald W
Charles Blakester
Raymond
Walter Sieklucky
Joseph Sventek
Charles Pughly
Gerald L Blakeslee
Gerald W. Blakeslee
Charles Blakestw
Clifford Thornton
Rose Ann Thornton
Union Civ
Raymond Siektucky
Janet Sieklicky
Raymond Sieklucky Sr
Wattsburg
Awarani
Steve Sieklcky
Sanra Sieklicky
Delores Sieklucky
Stanley Snapp
Brie
Nettie Thornton
Chet Huntles
Ila Pel
Art North East
Eisenhower Aid Sought To Boost GOP In 1962
Washington reports Sen Styles Bridges says former president Dwight Eisenhower plans to aid Republicans this spring and June dinner plans to discuss party strategy. Bridges notes Eisenhower seeks close contact with party leaders and may meet with Nixon to review issues before Congress amid criticism of Kennedy administration policies on resources and economic growth.
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Washington
Dwight Jr. Eisenhower
Styles Bridges
Brdees
Senate Republican Party Committee
Svan
Eisenhower
Nytt
Gettysburg
Bridges
Bum
Biwmhower
Medard M. Nixon
Congress
Senate
Kennedy
Hower
Nalual Resources Kemberly
Missiee
Bison
Vl’ Economie Erowih
Ani
Relt M. Dirksen
Tlinois
Ihks
Brikées
Eoenhewer Sea
Bury Goldwater
Beatie
Wallace F. Bennett
Elvis J. J. Stahy
Six More Warren County Residents Face Tax Charges
Warren county residents are charged with failure to file school district tax returns for 1958 19 and failure to pay the one percent wage tax. Constable Rich Kiser served summons in Farmington and Pleasant townships, naming Hunt and Robert Skaggs among those served. Local officials reported six papers served, with four others unidentified. Several defendants, all Jamestown employees, contend the wage tax is unconstitutional and will appeal, as preparations move toward Warren County Court. The case follows a January hearing where charges against Farmington Township residents were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Farmington ‘Township
Stuart
Aleaner
Lander
Falconer
Rich Kiser
Pleasant Township
Hunt
Ruth Mills
Robert Skaggs
Stanton
Area Man Hurt Slightly In 2 Car Crash
Elmer Ohl 43 of Union City treated at Union City Memorial Hospital for a cut lip after his car rear ended a westbound auto driven by Alan Burnland 25 of Erie four miles west of Union City on Route 97. Burnland escaped injury as his car rolled onto its right side. Both vehicles deemed total losses with damages listed at 150 and 100 dollars. Possible charges pending after investigation by state police.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City
Corry
Elmer Ohl
Alan M. Burnland
Erie
Pair Guilty Of Rape Attempt In Crawford County
A Crawford County jury deliberated from 11:20 a.m. to midnight Thursday and found Cochran ton youths Rohild Wentworth and Robert Lewis guilty of assault and battery with intent to ravish. The sealed verdict reached Judge Herbert A. Mook at 9:30 a.m. yesterday after a complaint from the girl's father. The court was urged to show leniency in sentencing.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Cochranton
Tne
Herbert A Mook
Rohild Wentworth
Robert Lewis
Continue Hunt For Vanished Youngster
New York police intensified the search for Edith Kiccorius a year old girl who disappeared after being left on a Chelsea front stoop. The W est Side probe included door to door checks and a helicopter search with over 600 tips received though many calls were crank. Edith lived in Brooklyn with her widowed mother and had been visiting an uncle on Eighth Avenue near 18th.
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New York
Edith Kiccorius
Chelsea
Lower West Side
Manhattan
Edith
Brooklyn
Manuel Duclet
Eighth Avenue
18Th Street
A Gunners Win and Lose In Tight Northwestern Rifle Meets
Northwestern Rifle League action produced two of the tightest matches as the A team beat Lawrence Park 1192 to 1191 on the road while the B squad fell 1165 to 1163 to OBAA. Don Patterson led A with 241, Eugene Davis 239, Gygnor 240 for Parkers. Corry shooters Dick Patterson 238, Weeks 296, Meerhoff 231, Hipwell 235, Gifford 234. Bir was Pace Wirkwire’s 237 for Corry B, matching GEAA’s 237 to pace the winners.
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Cure
Re Weais
Tle
Northwestern Rifle League
Lawrence Park
OBAA
Don Patterson
A Ginmen
Eugene Davis
Gygnor
Parkers
Corry Summers
Bob Patterson
Glenn Davis
Art Knapp
Lyle Gifford
Bob Hull
Jim Weeks
EB. Meerhoff
H. Hipwell
Wirkwire
Corry B
GEAA
Frayed OCR Notice of Local Event Scheduling
Fragmentary text lists times and dates for community activities and a band concert. Mentions February in a local group with tentative conduct and planning details. Readable items include a 1:40 p.m. start and 4 p.m. supper, with community groups noted.
Relieved schedule notes from local hall events and DAR meeting
Fragmented OCR notes show a Thursday all day event at Car Hall with a tie and a Friday evening program in an auditorium. Mentions include a DAR meeting at 8 pm, enrollment events, a conservatory, and a peony exhibit by RL Moose. Names and places are garbled. details are unclear.
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Io Tou
Metho
Weil
Turner SI Jowine Chupes
Associ
Diane Ipomi
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Henry 2Eyas
Cyarab Belen
Cok
Spue
Ane
Richard Stroup
BR. D
Charles Parkhurst
Sealth Street
Roy Coates
Spartan
George Winkler
Gordon Johnson
Eleanor Hudson
Pleasant Street
Merle-D
Huntley
South Street
Harvey Dandy
East Main Street
John VanDyke
Franklin Street
Amos VanEarlen
Harold Nichols
Spartansburg
Elizabeth Hopkins
West Smith Street
Charles H. Kennedy
Golly
Allen Foote
Worth Street
Angela Ferrand
West Pleasant Street
Gertrude Newhouse
Bears Lake
Gerald Greenawall
Titusville
Pauth
James Baker
East Pleasant Street
Leonard
Witter Loveland
Sea's Drugs
Rupert
Tam
Rou
Tateateatesty
Wgr-Tv
WOTR
Corry [ Savings Cloan
Center Street
Hold Services Forum
Sieklucky See
Washington Streets
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Carry, Pa
Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
Will Spock
Atpripan Farina
Abd Baurs
Pep Wey
Warren’ County
Loblaws
Florida
Bianca
Swift
Long Island
Crystal Coal CO
Mapte Ave
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
DuBarry
Young Promise
Royal Nectar Reg
Stors
Gunners
Foxe Bros Fon
Barney
Bennett
House of Fashion
Wellrery
Wastina
Timi
East Washington
Corey FA
Corry Grune
Marshal M. Moses
Marshall Eve
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