Corry area brief notes includes taxes and meetings
Corry area items report a county salary increase for Vermilion County Courthouse staff, local officials announcing policy changes effective January 3, 1956, and notices about meetings in Jamestown and Corry. Other items mention a gift subscription offer, traffic data from Titusville, a jail term for Kaytown, and local events at Moose Club and Moose meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Clarion
Joseph G. MacMillan
Shippenville
Clarion County
Clinton County
Republican Party
MacMillan
GOP
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Titusville
Al‘bert P. Brady
Bliss Cleaners
Ben Kanfmah
State Pardons Board
Hich
Kaytown
Alleg Eheny
Spring Creek Township
Moose Club
Jamnestown
Robert D. Dwyer
Jamestown Public Schools
Olive HL. Loux
Anu
Educ Éral
Dwyer
Corry Grange
Raymond's
North Center Street
Presque Isle Bay
William Voight Jr
Pennsylvania Fish Commision
Harrisburg
Fish Commission
Hospital Admission and Local Notices Highlight Town Update
At the hospital report as of 7 am, several admissions and discharges are listed for Mrs Milton Kingaley, Mrs Edwin Borstorff, Jack Fleming, Albert Kennedy, Mrs Frank Popovich, and others with addresses across Spartansburg, Columbus, and Union City. A Reno Elementary School repair bid of 7850 dollars by Tracy Leydn Jr. was approved for steel window frames and front shoring, to be done in June and July. Civil Service exams for Jamestown City Police positions set for March with 10 patrolman vacancies and one policewoman vacancy. Local shopping notes include jewelry sales at Carroll's Gift Shop and Hyde Murphy Company plant interruption ending after a two-day halt. Grocery specials from Macko's Market feature ground beef, ribs, steak, chicken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Eles
Goodrich Co
Corry Rollerway
Connell
Comcily
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Eyler
Arthur Gardner
Gardner
Franklin
Tracy Leydn Jr
Reno
Valley Grove
Moose Club
Civil Service
John Paladino
Obie
Carroll
Hyde- Murphy Company
Union
Cnttse
Macko's Market
East Main Street
Television Schedule Fray at WBEN Channel Four
A messy listing of WBEN Buffalo programming shows for the day, including children's theatre, Gene Autry, news, sports, Candid Camera, various shows with misread titles, Lewis Carroll style errors, and late night dramas. It reads as a dense schedule with multiple time blocks and program names, some garbled or misspelled, reflecting OCR issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Gene Autry
Patt! Page
Cisco Kid
Preston
Yukon
Bob Cummings
Front Star Playhouse
Johnny Carson
Douglas Fairbanks
Robert Q. Leia
Millora
Bob Crosby
Gene Ally
O100
Monte Cristo
Crusader
Playhouse of Star
Welevan
W. W
Townsend Meeting Postponed Amid Illness and Birthday Plans
A Townsend gathering and the January 18 birthday event for Dr. Francis E. Townsend were postponed to next week due to illness. The report also notes civic appointments in Crawford County and Jamestown’s 1955 financial loss, totaling $123,118.16, with affected buildings and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Francis E. Townsend
Mabel
Four Men Sought In $200 Service Station Robbery
Downingtown Pa four men tied up overnight attendant Edwin Peterson at a service station and fled with more than $200 cash. Attendant Clark Shultz, 23 West Chester, described gunpoint entry at 3 am and the car used, a black sedan, later found in Coatesville. Police identified a suspect driver as Richard Widlar of Philadelphia. the car was registered to Julius Simons of Philadelphia. Victim’s wallet and receipts from prior shift plus cash register till totalled the haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Downingtown
Poice
Edwin Peterson
Clark Shultz
West Chester
Schultz
Waxing
Coatesville
Widlar Richardson
Philadelphia
State
Jabal Polit
Tour
al Peterson
Julius Simons
Shultz
92 000 Died In Accidents Last Year
92 000 deaths in the United States last year from accidents. Motor vehicle mishaps likely reached 38 500 to 38 600, over half of all accidental fatalities. Home injuries fell to about 27 000, with public and employment-related deaths around 14 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
United States
Metropolitan Life Thaurance Company
Eisenhower Seeks 25 Million Flood Relief Help
President Eisenhower asks Congress for 25 million dollars to bolster disaster relief funding depleted by hurricanes and floods in 1955. He seeks a total supplemental appropriation of about 60.44 million, including 631 million to reimburse Army Engineers for flood relief costs, and calls for an Army review of Northeast flood control projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Generess
Army Engineers
Army
Police Holding Drunk Driver in Crackdown Drive
Police charged Daniel T. Sullivan 30 of R D 5 with drunken driving after a crash at 0th and Chestnut. A passenger Joseph Krist 49 suffered lacerations and was treated at Hammett Hospital. Sullivan arraigned before Alderman G J Christoph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonce
Edward Williams
Richard Wagner
Daniel T. Sullivan
Sullivan
Chestnut Streets
Joseph Krist
Ham‘et Hospital
G. J. Christoph
Show Building Must Be Bigger By Associated Press
HARRISBURG The State Farm Show Commission placed a 2 million price tag on urgently needed expansion of the 14 acre farm show building on the outskirts of Harrisburg Secretary of Agriculture William J Henning commission chairman said a 2 billion dollar expansion is required to accommodate exhibitors and visitors He urged the General Assembly to raise the borrowing power beyond 390 million and to authorize funding for the expansion program The money would fund a new tenting plant and enlarged space for exhibitors The crowds at the show this year underscored the need with 185 000 visitors yesterday Henning said expansion could begin very soon after funds are provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Farm Show Commission
Harniahurs
Secretary of Agriculture
William J. Henning
Commission
Henning
Prberim
Benson Airs Soil Bank Plan
Secretary Benson outlined the administration soil bank proposal to Congress, saying it could place over a billion dollars of government surpluses in markets this year. He described payments to farmers to cut planting by at least 40 percent, to move surpluses into markets and offset income losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Washington
Benson
New Soil Bank
Soll Bank
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate Agriculture Committee
Union backs Clark for U S Senate nomination
The Pennsylvania Council of the Machinists Association announced support for former Philadelphia Mayor Joseph S. Clark Jr. for the Democratic nomination for U S senator. The council, with about 56,000 members in the state, views Clark and Rep. William J. Greener as the leading contenders for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Clark
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Council
Tierna- Honse Association of Machinists
Joseph 5. Clark Jr
U- 5
William J. Greener
Democratic Organization
Set Up New Lab or Research Work
UNIVERSITY PARK Pa In order to expand research activities in the southeastern area the University will move its field research laboratory from Landisville to a site in Rapho Township about two miles northwest of Landisville The 28 acre Landisville property was sold and the University will take position of an 88 acre farm purchased from William K and Mildred Risser on July 1 The new location will permit more research into problems affecting the five county area of the southeast Work in grasses legumes tobacco small grains tomatoes and corn will be included on the research program Wheat and rice or their cash equivalents would be paid to growers who planted less than their acreage allotments for these crops }
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Landisville
Rapho Township
Michael A. Farrell
Agricultural Experiment Staion
Penn State
University
William K
Mildred Risser
Farrell
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Meadville
Allegheny College
Esso Education Foundation
Warren Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Warren County
Eric
Bernard J. Mori
Sargeant
Millcreek Police
Millcreek Board of Supervisors
Frank Strasser
Buick
Thomas, Motors
T Purerite
F. L. Baréssi
Katherine
Corty's
Corry’ Hospital
Milton Kingaley
Euclid Street
Edwin Borstorff
Raymond Avenue
Jack Fleming
Muyion Street
Albert Kennedy
Spartansburg
Frank Popovich
Haat Main Street
Julius Sunder
Gerald Williams
South Fist Avenue
Gerald Pless
White Attreet
Mule Simmons
Harry Mosher
Marion Alsdorf
Spartansture
Joseph Edwards
Herbert Heidler
Columbus
Ghirence Hann
Union City
Waterhouse Pontiacr
Buick Sales & Service
East South Street
Orl
Mondville
Lyle M. Horne
Ust
Fallowfield Township
Crawford County
Edward D. Elis
Bilis
Horne
Ralph H. Wagner
Cochranton
Wagner Bie
McIntyre’s
Fie
Charles R. Dorman
Thce
Cley Cornell
Sea's Drugs
Comny, PA
Quention
YMCA
Associated Press
Al's Clothes Shop
Corty’s
Heberlein Motor Sales
Plymouth Cranbrook
Dodge
Meadowbrook
Real Lerasmissie
THE
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Rodeo High Wymenty
I. S. Canali
Bacal Finan System
Corry
Center St
Hoyt
Loblaw
Erie— Corner
Eighth & State Sts
Slic
Elwell
Pou Coun
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