Corry Journal notices and local crime brief items
Public notices from the Corry Journal cover filing under public works and legal briefs while local items report Warren County Jail confinement for Norman W. Moon and the January 1954 murder conviction of Judge Allison D. Wade. Other cities report infant Dorothy Lee Holmes as First Baby of 1955 in Kane and Titusville council meetings about financing.
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Corry Journal
Warren
Norman W. Moon
Connellsville
Warren County
Allison D. Wade
Samuel D. Bremer
John 5. Fine
Fayette County
Braemer
Sanity Commission
Moon
Warren State Hospital
New Year 1955 Baby Born at Ol City Hospital Report
At the hospital report as of 7 p m today the New Year’s baby at Ol City is daughter of Raymond Weiser and wife. The report lists Admitted and Discharged patients with names and addresses across several towns including Corry Elgin Clymer Grand Valley and Garland. A note adds the city’s new telephone number 2829 and cites four traffic deaths in 1954 within city limits, with Sharon Greenville New Castle and others mentioned.
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Weiser
Raymond Weiser
Journal
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Crawford
Venango
Mercer
Sharon
Greenville
New Castle
Mbadville
Cambridge Springs
Ol City
Farrell
Bessemer
Clymer license plates and Erie crime report noted
In Clymer an employee of the Motor Vehicle Department will be at the Olymer Fire Hall from 10 p m to 5 p m to issue license plates. A weekly get together occurs at the VFW Club Wednesdays. In Erie an 11 year old farm laborer from Lake City returned from Ohio to answer a charge of criminal assault on a 15 year old girl, Paul W Reithmiller waived extradition. his wife Dorothy arrested as an accessory. Old Timers Night at Corry Bailery Way. Ridgway reports the Emergency March of Dimes raised 976 dollars in August led by Edward Blatt. E P Breggs will chair the 1955 March of Dimes drive for 1959, aided by all service fields in Elk County. In Erie a Monday night get together at St Edward's Hall. Erie owner of the Erie Coach Co says no fare increase in first year, Myron Proser promises new buses and better service. House for rent with gas furnace. Joseph Lipekick Sr., 70, millwright at Griswold Mfg Co for 21 years, died Saturday night.
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Titusville
St. Thomas’ Holy Name Society
The
Journal
Eric
J. Elmer O'Brien
St. Vincent's Hospital
D. W. Schillin
Anna Marie
Ist. Elizabeth's
Holy Name Society
Erie
William Heisler
John Clinton Sr
Clinton
Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal
Erle
Minnie Henderson
East Side
Erie Iman
Robert Shaw
Millcreek
Clearfield Furs
Stewart
Jamestown
Charles
Vincent
General Hospital
Celoron
Frederick Mattison
Falconer
Clymer
Olymer
VFW
M-T
Lake City
Ohio
Paul W. Reithmiller
Colimbigna
Dorothy
Corry Bailerway
Edward J. Blatt
Elk County
E. P. Breggs
St. Marys Kiwani
St. Edward’s Hall
MtFrie
Conch Co
Myron Proser
Proser
A. M. Litz
Joseph Lipekick Sr
Griswold Mfg. Co
Eleven youths arrested for weekend restaurant mischief in Oil City
State Police rounded up five Oil City youths of high school age for dis orderly conduct and damage to property at the Checkerboard Restaurant Route 167 in Pinegrave Township early Saturday. No Trespassing signs for both New York State and Pennsylvania for sale at The Journal Office. The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge members will meet tomorrow evening at 8 p.m. at the IOOF Hall.
Son of Bing Crosby Faces Drunk Charge
Dennis Crosby 20 son of Bing Crosby appeared in Municipal Court in Los Angeles today on a drunk driving charge. He was a passenger in a car driven by Howard Norman Gilmore Jr. 21, a Stanford student from Atherton, calif. Police stopped the vehicle on Wilshire Boulevard after it swerved at pedestrians and accelerated to 55 mph. Gilmore was booked on suspicion of drunk driving. Crosby was described by officers as very polite and cooperative.
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N Coven CO
Los Angeles
Bing Crosby
Dennis
Howard Norman Gilmore Jr
Stanford University
Atherton
Calif
Wilshire Boulevard
George Santman
James Whitehead
Gilmore
Young Crosby
Edward B Mould dies at 72 in Corry Erie region
Edward B Mould 72 of 583 West Church Street Corry died today at Hamot Hospital Erie after a 10 day stay Born December 8 1882 in Kingston N Y he lived in Red House Salamanca Olean Jamestown before moving to Corry in 1918 He married Ruth Leverentz on October 1 1916 He was a self employed house painter retired three years ago Survived by wife four daughters two sons one brother one sister and six grandchildren Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home from tonight 8 pm services 2 pm Wednesday Rev H Ray Harris officiating Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery Lutheran section.
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Edward B. Mould
Corry
West Church Street
Hamot
Erie
Kingston
Mr. Mould
Red House
Salamanca
Ruth Leverentz
Olean
Jamestown
Soultd
Mould
Episcopal Church
Field and Stream Magazine
Harold Raymond
Clifford D. Hollabaugh
Cochranton
Kenneth C. Robert
Cleveland
Milford Shrout
Edward , Jr
Chaffee
Richard J
Harry Mould
Kenmore
Charles Cox
Bracken Funeral
H. Ray Harris
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Capitol Facelift Near Finish at Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Capitol renovation, a 835 million project begun nearly two years ago, will finish by April 1. Department head Frank C. Hilton says the work improves safety from fire and water, updates water systems, heating, plumbing and ventilation, and electrical circuits. The project, begun under Secretary Alan D. Reynolds, continues under a new administration with 8 percent complete and major work focused on the main building.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Property and Supplies
Frank C. Hilton
Hilton
Alan D. Reynolds
John 5. Fine
Capitol Building
Capitol
Three Burned As Fire Destroys Home In Pittonjagh
Two youths, John Woods 22 and Jack Wosko 19, returning from church, spotted a blaze and alerted a sleeping family. They awakened the Rozewalds at five. Rozewski 44 and Mary 38 escaped unharmed. Children Michael 17 James 16 and grandmother Antoinette Brecainski 63 burned.
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Pittonjagh
John Woods
Jack Wosko
Joseph Rozewald
Rozewski
Mary
Michael
James
Antoinette Brecainski
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Phono
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HEINZ
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Ruth ‘McKinsey
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Harry Bemis
Howard Pound
Hatch Steet
Ida ‘Taylor
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William Armitage
Spring Creek
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Sarah Imlaneck
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Melvin Gray
Grand Valley
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Herbert Patchen
Spartansburg
Robert, Jackson
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