Paragraf paralyzes the week with scattered local briefs
Tionesta State Police reported Arnold Gibson, 58, of Seneca, found after going into a Marlenville forest for a day. He was in good condition and had entered the woods for a snowshoe rabbit hunt. The National Transit Co mechanic had joined a search by Warren’s plane used to check pipelines. Police also noting confrontations with youths, a Corry club incident, and a $10,000 damage suit by Patrolman George Sloan against Venango County. Titusville bond plans proceed, Edinboro board accepts a guilty resignation, and Edinboro principal James Parker named acting supervisor. George Mead of The Erie Times remains under pneumonia treatment in Erie. A low-flying plane near Corry prompted police alerts, while Warren Times Mirror’s press damage hindered printing. Titusville Christmas decorations raise funding questions. a town recanvass is planned. Corry man Oscar Vance injured his left ring finger while butchering, treated and released. Rev Paul F Bauer to speak at a layman seminary at the Church of the Covenant in Erie. John Kowalski cited for speeding in Corry. Erie County real estate transfers filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionesta
Arnold A. Gibson
Seneca
Marlenville
Gibson
National Transit Co
National ‘Transit
Warren
Local youth fractures foot playing at St Clymer Central
Harold Wiggers 12 of Clymer treated and released at Cory Memorial Hospital after fracturing his right foot while playing at St Clymer Central School. Parents not listed, hospital spokesman said. Crawford County commissioners met as salary board in Meadville and raised pay for appointive officials and employees to 40 a month. George Green 24 of 74 Snyder Circle treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for a severe sprain of the right ankle playing basketball. Six people escaped possible death from carbon monoxide fumes in Harborcreek thanks to Elsie Herring 64 who alerted a neighbor and doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wiggers
Clymer
Cory ‘Memorial Hospital
St. Clymer Central School
Crawford County
Meadville
George Green
Snyder Circle
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harborcreek
Elsie Herring
Appeals Board Hears Cases For New Mark
The appeals board met with a record 40 cases last night on North Center and surrounding streets as residents including Bensink, Wayne, Fairview, Euclid, and others sought new marks. The session noted many appellants share multiple requests and was held on local streets such as Franklin, West Pleasant, West Washington, and York. A light year is roughly six trillion miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appeals Board
New Mark
Page One
Bensink
North Center Street
Byron Nichols
Wayne Street
Fred Barton
Fairview Street
Louis Morrow
Euclid Street
Milton Kingsley
John Walsh
Franklin Street
V. R. Follett
South Center Street
Harry Paulson Jr
West Pleasant Street
Ethel Spencer
West Washington Street
Helen Morrell
George Kuzma
Raymond Avenue
F. F. Lauer
Concord Street
R. B. Gundred
Frederick Street
Julia Clarke
York Street
Babson Advises Check On Worthless Stocks
A column recounts warnings about worthless securities and defaulted bonds. It cites past gains from mis valued land plays and notes uranium speculation. It urges investors to verify holdings, update addresses, and consider the Information Center in New Boston for stock and bond inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Ompany
United States Common
American Stock Exchange
United States
Heaton
Ernest Henderson
New Boston
New Harapshire
Ule
Community Bank Ad Promises Cashability and Insurance
The notice highlights cash and due from banks, United States government securities, and capital surplus and undivided profits as foundations of safety for savings and checking. It states $10,000 FDIC insurance per account and describes loans and discounts for businesses and individuals to meet payrolls, finance homes and cars, and keep money working for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Churches and Services in Local Congregations
A listing of area churches with service times and activities. East Washington hosts HE Christian Missionary Alliance services including Bible School Worship Youth Fellowship and Evangelistic services. Other congregations include First Baptist Church, St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran, First Pentecostal, Church of the Nazarene, Seventh Day Adventist, Presbyterian and Methodist, with weekly masses, Sunday School, prayer meetings, choirs, and youth programs.
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HE Christian Missionary Alliance
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
J. Emerson Low
J. E. Low
Youth Fellowship
Ladies Missionary
ST. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Elmer A. Ortner
Concord
East South Streets
Luther League
Presbyterian Church
Altar Guild
Gerald Staples
Wayne Street
Ladies’ Aid and the Missionary Society
Edward E. Hawking
Harold Powell
Ladies Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
H. Roy Harris
Benior
Fred Fish
Carol Cassett
Lyle Chase
Harold Lloyd
Helen Bust
Gerald Bagley
Union
First Presbyterian Church
J. Leon Munegal
God Cluims
Mra
John Carrier
Tsu Shati
Robert J. DeBoer
Lucille Kimmey
Boy Scout
Board of Deacons
Baptist Youth Rally
Frewsburg
Ladies Monthly
Monroe
Gerald Pinch
Roy Vogt
Salvation Army
Washington Street St
Walter Crouch
Young Peoplea
Street
Evangeliatic
Boy Scouts
Corps Cadets
Jedies Home ‘League
First Pentecostal Church
Assemblies of God
West Pleasant Street
J.B. Kelly
Woarship Bernice
Church OF the Nazarene
Raymond M. Spencer
First Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Golden Links
Ernest Royer
East Main Street
Arthur Burgens
East South Street
John Mitchell
East Bond Street
Cora Allen
West Pleasant
Local Advertisers Include Paul’s Men’s Wear and Crystal Cool
Aerial listing shows multiple Corry area sponsors such as Paul's Men's Wear, Crystal Cool Company, Fogle Lumber, Bracken Funeral Home, Model Dairy, Thomas Motors of Corry, E. E. Guignon, Ajax Iron Works, Olds the Florist, Desmond Electric, J Fred Kinlay Insurance, Corry Jamestown Mfg, and Hammond Elevator. It reflects a varied local business community backing civic and newspaper promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax Iron Works
Olds the Florist
Robert R. Desmond Electric Co. J, Fred Kinlay Insurance
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Third Ward
George
Sloan
Oil City
Venango
Petroleum Street
Blosn
Titusville
C. 0. and Co., Inc
Philadelphia
Edinboro
Charles W. Ellen
Berger
James Parker
Edinboro High School
J. R. Davis
Ellenberger
George Mead
The
Erie ‘Times
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Corry
Warren Times Mirror
Chamber of Commerce
C. of c
Oscar Vance
Paul F. Bauer
Church of the Covenant
Eale
John Kowalski
Kowal
Ski
Pennsylvania Avenue
Alder
Man G
Gordon
Erie County
Albert N. Gilbert Ux
Lee Buesnnk
Mildred Hammond Wl
Daniel Gorsihux
Pell del
Horton J. Davis & Son
N. Center St
Yageuner
Sheraton
Uns
Larcien
Funeral Home
U.S
the National Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Church OF Christ Scientist
Murphy
WSWS
First Baptist Church
Second Avenue
ST. Thomas the Apostle R. C
First Presbyterian Urc
Westminster Fellowship
J. Leon Maneval
Ministerial Relations Committee of Evil Presbytery
Hce
Covenant Circle
Alfred J. Morrison
Arthur Cochran
East Frederick Street
Knox Circle
Kenneth Harvey
Walter Lovesland
J.G
West Park Place
Emmanuel Epircofal
Holy Communion
Holy Communion A& Aonounosd
Albert Broadhurst
Paul's Men's
Crystal Cool Company
Fogle Lumber Company
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Co
Hammond Elevator Co
Wastaya Auto Stora
Rex Theatre
Guy W. Bennink
Brigham Hardware
Oper
Orbelrown
Bulldoga
Hank the F
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