Oil City CAP visit and local notices span several items
A Pennsylvania Wing Civil Air Patrol contingent led by Colonel J. W. Mills visited Splane Memorial Airport. Other notes report Burns Middleton’s critical condition, Meadvile police raid, Piqua burglary case, Titusville poisoning, and town listings including sales ads and club events.
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Oi City
Pennsylvania
Civil Air Patrol
Splane Memorial Airport
Oil City
J. W. Mills
Wing Cap
Admitted and Discharged Names in Local Hospital Notes
A hospital update lists admissions on Saturday and Sunday including Elaine Flye and Linda Burrows, with addresses on West Columbus avenue and Lemon street. Discharges include Mary Stowe, Walter Shields, Arnold McCaslin, Frank Goring, and Dennis and Jocelyn Albers among others. The Golden Links Class meets tomorrow evening and youth sport registrations are opened at Rod and Gun Club from 7 to 9 p.m. A 1916 item recalls Russell Counts, an eight year old from Kane, lost for hours after a shortcut hike, found near Tionesta Creek. Also an ad notes building services from W F Rickers Building Specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Jersey
J.C. Alcorn
R. D
Venango County
Burns Bros
Venus
Alcarn
Journal
West Bross Street
New York State
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Piqua
Howard G. Haysham
Missouri
Donald Grassi
Grassi
Troy
Ohio
Staton
New High School
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Bertha ‘Teed McCalmont
Titusville Hospital
Shreve Ridge
Theodore
Mary Ellen Babcock Hillyer
Walter ‘Teed
Clyde McCalmont
Meadville
St. Edward’s Hall
Elaine
Richard Flye
West Columbus Avenue
Ernest Carlisch
Clymer
Cleve Morton
Park Street
Victor Gifford
Lemon Street
Linda
Mary Stowe
Union City
Walter Shields
Gould Street
Arnold McCaslin
Frank Goring
East Church Street
Dennis
Jocelyn
John Albers
Spartansburg
Kane
James City
Russell Counts
Charles Counts
Tionesta Creek
Daniel
Jojo
Russell
Daley named manager of Kahkwa Club in Erie region
Richard B. Daley formerly manager of Silver Springs Maryland was named manager of the Kahkwa Club announced by Kahkwa President Leland Berry. Daley will start duties February 1. A Meadville auto crash left Richard L. Osborne Jr. 19 hospitalized with back injuries after his northbound car collided with a southbound vehicle driven by Lavertie Anthony 21 of Greenville. X rays showed no fractures.
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Erle
Richard B. Daley
Seco Aaee Oti Iat
Silver Springs
Ties Ecaine Club
Kahkwa
Leland Berry
Berry
Daley
Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal
Meadville
Richard L. Osborne Jr
Spencer Hospital
Sheakleyville
Lavertie Anthony
Greenville
Meadville Woman 98 Dies at Ida M Cribbs Home
Amelia R. Crouch, 98, lifelong Crawford County resident, died Sunday at Ida M. Cribbs Methodist Home. Also notes on millcreek trash enforcement, old timers night, Philhar monic Fund gift from Archbishop Gannon, and a Corry Youngsville basketball game schedule.
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Meadville
Amelia R. Crouch
Grawford County
Ida M. Cribbs
Milcreek
Frank Strasser
Millcreek
Millcreck Township
Corry Rollerway
Rle
John Mark Gannon
Erie
Philharmonic
Erie Philharmonic
Cor‘ry
Youngsville
Wright School
Tarr elected president of Pennsylvania Tax Collectors
Burton E. Tarr the tax collector of North Union Township Fayette County was named president of the Pennsylvania Tax Collectors Association after a weekend convention. He was elected during the wrap up of the association’s three day annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Tax Collectors Association
Burton E. Tarr
North Union Township
Fayette County
Youth Admits Shooting Stepmother to Death
A 13 year old boy in Glen Head New York confessed to fatally shooting his stepmother Irma Corcoran 49 with a 22 rifle at the front door. Police quoted him saying she was too strict and complained of petty grievances. He was held as a juvenile delinquent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Head
Kenneth R. Corcoran Jr
Irma Corcoran
Navy Leutenant
Corcoran
Kenneth
Snowy Weather Impacts Texas Cattle Country Decrees Closings
Deep snows sweep Texas as eight inch accumulations near Big Spring halt school traffic and blanket crops. Deer in the hill country, weakened by drought, suffer while rain helps eastern and southern Texas and W F Davidson dies in a Centerville plane mishap after takeoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Centerville
East
W. F. Davidson
Elders Ordained and Trustees Installed at First Presbyterian
At morning worship at the First Presbyterian Church R Lawrence Davison and Dr Ai Bruce Summerville were ordained as Elders and installed as Ruling Elders in the class of 1958. Also recognized and installed as Trustees were John Kennedy F Pain John Rossbacher in the class of 1958 and Kenneth Burr Elmer Shurer filling 1956 57 vacancies. Robert Galbreath elected president and E F Pain secretary at the trustees reorganizational meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
R. Lawrence Davison
Ai Bruce Summerville
Ous Feh—man
H. L. B. MacLees
John Kennedy
F. Pain
John Rossbacher
Kenneth Burr
Elmer Shurer
Robert Galbreath
E. F. Pain
Tor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Journal
Columbis Parent-Teacher ‘Association
P. m
Dean School
Woman's Society of Christ In
McCray Methodist Church
Glenn E
Jack) ‘Middleton
VFW Club
David F. Austin
U.S. Steel ,Corp
Allegheny College
Austin
America
Methodist Church
Pithole
Franklin
Frankin
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co
F. L. Baressi
Carl Hixson
N. Center ST
First Ave
Corry Hospital
Kathyanne
Ernest Buettkofer
Lucy Franz
West Washington Street
Gary
Mahlon Hubbard
Melvin Gray
Grand Valley
Michael Balog
Frank Thomas
Hatch Street
Elaine Frye
Howard Pound
First Methodist Church
Ernest Royer
East Main Street
Rod and Gun Club
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Daughters of Americas
Murphy Store
Powell Loan and Finance Co
Phiels Hisiae Ls
Associates Press
Firestone
Barney's Firestone Store
South Center Street
Firestone Tires
Corry, PA
Frank Graft
Vyo
Frank E. Graft Insurance Agency
Reguly
Tunnell
Junior
Missy
Coats
Miller's
Sey
Tion
Eation
Dr. Bet
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