Corry Journal notices list local events and obit
The Corry Journal reports the death of Mrs Dorothy Thompson 47 longtime Kane resident in Community Hospital after a year of illness. Other items include Blue Bonnet Hotel hosting the Paul Packo Duo Friday night, a $145 robbery of a Wesleyville salesman Joseph Sholtis, new merchandise at Katherine’s Ladies Shop, and local civic and business notices from Erie to Meadville including a planning board endorsement, a Wattsburg stockholders meeting, and municipal announcements.
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Corry Journal
Kane
Dorothy Thompson
Blue Bonnet Hotel
Paul Packo
Eric
Wesleyville Ralesman
Joseph Sholtis
Sholtis
Katherine's
Attys Thomas Spotford
Eries Crawford Milk Co-Operative
Erie
Spofford
Ohio
Bats Mile Control Commission
Barnes & Carrig
Corry
Wattsburg ‘Telephone Co-operative Association
Grange Wall
Harry Burrows
Kat Baldwin
WOTM
City
Cornell
Nelson, Goldberg and Heidt
Arthur Gardner
Rom ‘Hls
Katherine’s
North Center
Hospital Report At Corry and Area Today
At the hospital report as of 7 am today several admissions and discharges are listed including Donald Carter and Mrs Gerald Lillie. The report notes multiple children and adults from Bear Lake Spartansburg and Oil City with addresses on East Smith Street Washington Street Ohio Street and Mott Street. Also listed are an expired Ann Feuiner and local event notices about a car show and sale at Katherine’s Ladies Stop with anticipated activities Friday through Saturday.
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Franklin
Venango County
Herrisburt
Glenn Hurlbert
Titanville
Sigenificat
Floor Rouge
Elks
Donald Carter
Gerald Lillie
Frances Sperry
R. D
Francis Host
Bear Lake
Charles
Paul Tabowski
East Smith
Atrret ‘Thomas
Edward Dominessy
West Washington Street
Mary Miller
Spartansburg
Daniel
Oliver Whitney
Clymer
Willard Wilson
Lorraine Ann
Ohio Street
Michael
Donald Merkle
Barry
Charles Bugbee
Ann Feuiner
Mott Street
Oil City
VFW
American Legion Band
Jack Lowe
Katherine's
Arlington Hotel
Oon
Cutler-Hammer, Inc
Corrin Electric Supply Co
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Ellis
Meadville
Soccertown
Pennsylvania
Rt. Rosserage
Paul Packo
Ardele
Aldrich
Meadville verdicts favor plaintiffs in 1954 auto crash case
Verdicts awarding a total of 1373.47 favored plaintiffs yesterday in Common Pleas suits to recover for injuries from an auto crash near Linesville in 1954. Also notices on tile stock at Gilson's Builders Supply and various local ads appear.
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Meadville
Linesville
Gilson
Albany
New York State
Katherine's Ladies Shop
Titusvillé
Townville
Crayford County Commissioners
Crawford
Wellington Smith
Steam Shovel Operator Killed at Salona Quarry
Harold J. Barner a 28 year old steam shovel operator died when a frozen earth chunk crushed the cab at Lycoming Sand Company near Salona Quarry. Coroner Roy Bryerton said the slide occurred while Barner worked along a hillside. Barner was married with four children.
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Logkg Haven
Lycoming Sition
Salona
Harold J. Barner
Clinton County
Roy Bryerton
Barner
Cold Tightens Grip On U S Weather Outlook
A winter storm spreads snow from the Great Lakes toward the Ohio Valley and Appalachians. Subzero readings moderate but remain below freezing in much of the central regions while Montana and North Dakota see warmer air. Gusts exceed 60 mph in parts of the Northern Plains as the system moves eastward toward New England.
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Midwest
Canada
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Plains
Mississippi River
Montana
North Dakota
Mississippi
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
mid-Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
Middle
North Atlantic
New England
East
Pittsburgh High School dismisses 800 pupils for boiler leak
Allegheny High School on Pittsburgh's North Side gave students an unexpected holiday after a boiler leak was found in the heating system. Officials sent 800 pupils home yesterday as a precaution while repairs were arranged.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny High School
Eisenhower budget outlook foresees higher 12 month gains
New York reports the president’s budget estimates project brighter times for the economy next July 1 starting period. He anticipates individuals will earn more across wages salaries dividends interest rents and sale of products, with tax receipts rising by about 2 percent in the coming year.
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New York
Eisenhower
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Budget Outlook: Tax Revenue Rise Tied to Corporate Earnings
The article notes federal income taxes from individuals and corporations as primary revenue sources and discusses the uncertainty in budgeting. It cites President estimates of total revenue around 733 billion dollars and expenditures at 71% billion, warning that early revenue forecasts have often been too low as actual incomes rose.
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Titusvilly
Titusville
Carroll
Meadville
U. S
Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai Leaves Budapest
Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai wrapped up a 20 hour Budapest visit and, with Soviet Premier Kadar, signed a joint statement likely endorsing the Kadar regime. He flew to Moscow and will proceed to Kabul on Saturday, with details of the statement not yet announced.
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Budapest
Chou Bilal
Janos Kadar
Heiping
Kudar
Chou
Warsaw
Moscow
Kbul
Afghanistan
Refugees to See Ike on Special Train
Fourteen Hungarian refugees who arrived recently will be seats at President Eisenhower’s inauguration in Washington. The Young Republican Club of Allegheny County invited the 14 to accompany them on a special train, noting the group’s interest in the inauguration process.
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Ike
Pittsburgh
miset.Ewer
Washington
U. S
Chibe
Allegheny County
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Ridgway Taypees
Speers Fias
West Bend Power Co
Corry Gringe
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Jamestown
Chautauqua County Planning Board
Garfield Plumbing
Timueville
Crawford County Court
Ol! Centennial
Ube
Phonograph Records
Slocum’s Electronics
S&h
Rawstone VanCise
Bell & Howell
Monterey
Guy
Ulace
Leo al Co
U.S
Tin
Rossbacher Insurance Service
DR. Merleamy
D.D
DRS. Brown & Hileman, M.D
Brown’& McKnight, Attorneys
J. Guy Butters, M.D
Corry Area Teachers Association
Joseph A. Furst, D.O
George C. Gould
Mabel Jones
John €. Mahan
John M. Mohr
Hugh O'Hare
Ko. Peake & Peiffer
Douglas Rozelle
Joseph Seitz
D.C
A. E. Tate, M.D
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Sirloin Club
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