Corry Journal notices mix with local crime and ads
Local items report Ridgway men jailed for burglary in Elk County Court with 6 to 24 months. Warren Masel paroled after 300 days. sales pitches for signs, fire dept by laws, and subscription rates. Notes on drive in teller window for Titusville bank, delivery of beverages, car accident in Oil City, and a Franklin death. Also listings of beer distributors and assorted community notices.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Ridgway
Brockway
Spring Creek Township
Elk ‘County
Stanley Edward Clark
Lonnie L. Miller
Bruce
Elk County
Journal
If Warren
Paul B. Masci
War- Ten
Alexander C. Fitck Jr
Youngsville
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Titusville
Titusville Trust Co
Exchange Place
Pennsylvania
Hospital and civic brief from Meadville area
The Hospital Report lists admitted patients including Mrs Robert MacDonald of 228 West Smith and Mrs Peter Neithercott of Juclid plus several others. Discharges include Mrs Lewis Bemis and son Randy, Miss Shirley Sherwood, Miss Evelyn Miller, and others. Meadville doctor Sherman L Wattson announces run for county coroner on the Republican ticket in the May 17 primary. Titusville reports burglars at White Ford Sales breaking six vending machines for change. one suspect questioned as police continue the case.
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Robert MacDonald
West Smith Street
Peter Neithercott
Juclid
Fred Thomas
West Church Street
Charles Cummings
Snyder Circle
Charles Farnham
Columbus
Rebecca
Albert Macko
East Main Street
Lewis Bemis
Randy Lewis
R. D
Lisabeth
Sam Catalin
Sherman Street
James Costello
Vine Street
Edna Pierce
West Main Street
Shirley Sherwood
Evelyn Miller
Warren
Malcolm Kysor
Stephen
Peter Dubrosky
Marion Street
Glenn Sanderson
Maple Avenue
Thomas Maloney
Mott Street
Page-Louderback
East South Street
Meadville
Sherman L. Wattson
Nomins
F. H. Mackinhoupt
Hhus
Raymond's
North Center Street
Bond Diamond Dealer
Titusville
White Ford
Oility
Oil City
E. G. Potts
Local events and notices from Titusville and area
Bowling schedules after 9 p.m. Tuesday to Thursday and weekend hours listed. Sentencing set for Joe Anderson and three district men for larceny and DUI cases in Quarter Sessions Court. Mellotones music at OOF Hall North East. Street resurfacing plan for Central Avenue near Diamond Street approved. state highway plans to be funded by state. Cabins in the Pines fish fry Friday and Saturday nights. Business and Professional Women's Club social Monday at TOOF Hall with pot luck. Collier Beauty Salon opens at 119 Park Street March 1. Obituary: Arthur Sewall, 58, sock and inner sole manufacturer with plants in Auburn and St. Louis.
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VFW
Titusville
Joe Anderson
Herbert A. Monk
Anderson
John Roseman
Old
Ol Creek
State Highway Department
Franklin
The
Pines
Toof Hall
Collier Beauty Salon
Park Stret
Former Corry resident James Safford dies at 79 in Cortland
James Leonard Safford 79, a former Corry resident and uncle of local families, died after a brief illness in Cortland New York. Born April 27 1875 in Ohio, he lived in Corry from 1914 to about 15 years ago and worked for McInnes Steel Co. Survived by wife Jennie four daughters Edith Thompson Erie Julia Savich Jamestown Lamphere Fredonia N J Ardell Newton North East Pa four sons Regar Patterson Fred Ripley Glen Erle Raymond Westfield two nephews Charles Harley Hall Corry one niece Elizabeth Hall Corry. One son Frank preceded him in death. Services Monday at 2 p m Morris Funeral Home Brocton New York.
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James Leonard Safford
Morris Funneral
Brocton
N.Y
Barking dog saves brothers as Jamestown home burns
Manley and Wallace Anderson of Ellery Center woke to flames in their seven room frame house on Ellery Center Kimball Stand Road when their dog started barking. They escaped with little clothing, borrowing boots from firefighters, as the house and all contents valued at 10000 burned. Manley suffered minor head burns while calling for help, then drove to the fire hall to sound the alarm.
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Jamestown
Ellery Center
Manley
Wallace Anderson
Kimball Stand Road
Wallace
Mortality Hits New Record Low in 1954 Among Insured
New York report shows mortality among Metropolitan Life insured workers and families hitting a record low in 1954. Major and many minor causes declined versus 1963, with tuberculosis, pneumonia, influenza and pregnancy complications among those at new lows. Death rate fell to 6.2 per 1000, down from 6.5 in 1983, marking large declines since 1940 and 1911.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Medical Sciences
Public Health Administration
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Iroquois
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Darlings
Pabst
Blatz
Rolling Rock
Corry Beverage
Angelo Frisina
Bobby Warring
Eugene Buchholtz
Plummer Street
Corry
Franklin Hospital
Walter J. Patton
Sandy Lake
George Patton
F. L. Baressi
Shady Lawn
Starbrick
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
D. W. Clark
Edward Wilson
City Hospital
Blue Bonnet Hotel
Garnet Shelhouse
Tionesta
Forest County
Forst County
Rhea AaLe
Carl L Hixson
Keystone Milk New Florida Potatoes Clubsteaks
Chuge Roast
PORK
Nana ‘Briggs
Stratton
Clinton
Continental Motors
Aula
Cady & Collier
Flye Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Tami
Mmmon
Corry Hospital
Munsingwear
Comfort Briefs
Tunnelus
Auburn
Maine
Arthur, Sewall
St. Louis
U.K
CIO
Walter Reuther
Washington
Adl-Cio
Cio-Transport
International
Cortland, N.Y
the National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Aluminum
George Tinko
Seoul CO
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