Compromise settles Silkcreek sewer assessment cut
In Silkcreek Township a settlement approved in county court reduces the sewer assessment by two dollars per foot on 41,000 feet of property, cutting costs by 82,000 dollars. Attorney William Knox and Township Solicitor James W Evans led the action, marking a major saving for taxpayers.
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Gerry Journal Printing Dept
Redding Silkcreek Township
Caughey Road
Linden Avenue
William Knox
Damnes W. Evans
Clearfield Fur
Stewart's
Huttercreek Township
Greater Erle Chamber of Commeres
Erle County Motor
Pittsburgh
Corry Rod
Gun Club
Tf Warren
Elk’s Club
Glaude Schindler
Bob ‘Ormssett
Schindler
Croumalt
Myron Chock
F. L. Baressi
Hospital Report and Local Notices Highlight Community
At the Hospital Report dated today, multiple admissions and discharges are noted including Mrs. Frank Fitch and Carol Mullick among others. Community updates mention Wheelock Parent-Teacher Association meeting, Christian Science broadcast, and tanker car orders for Titusville. A rescue story recalls Mrs. James Moore saving two children from Oil Creek, with details of names and ages.
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Frank Fitch
West Columus Avenue
Carol Mullick
East Church Street
Richard
Adrian Sorenson
Waterford
Sylvia
Amby Allen
East Frederick Street
Frank Cervola
Eayl Columbueenue
John Zojone
Clymer
Merle Patterson
R. D
Eva Arnold
Eagle Street
Carmen Plochido
East South Street
Olin Simmons
Mead Avenue
Chaarles Patterson
Irving Strut
Malcolm Lewis
Richard Sickier
Spring Creek
Frank Popovich
East Main Street
Robert Sadowski
Robert John
Spartanzburg
James O'Neil
Eric
Joseph Peck
Spartansburg
Wheelock Parent-Teacher Association
Christian Science
WOTR
Titusville
Struthers Wells Corp
Union ‘Tank Car Company
Ghi‘one
Raymond's
North Center Street
James Moore
Chiildren
Gloria Jean Elnnedh
Clarence Kinnear
Moore House
Mrs. Moore
Former Jamestown resident dies in sleep after long illness
James R Hollis, a longtime Jamestown resident and former Quality Gash Stores employee, died in his sleep at his home in Jamestown after months of declining health. Born April 27, 1903, in Spring Creek, he moved to Corry as a child, later lived most of his life in Jamestown, and was survived by his wife Ruth and daughter Mrs. Leonard Johnson of Buffalo along with several siblings and a grandson. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Lind Funeral Home with Rev. Dr. Lawrence F. Nordstrom officiating, interment Sunset Cemetery. The report also notes a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting and local club listings.
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Moose Club
Ridgway
Charles Edgar
van Orsdale
Jamestown
Carroll ML Hall
City Welfare Board
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Anmeros
Elizabeth Cosegrove
Jane Green
Esso Hall
Meadville
Willi Harry Minchim
Mendville
Meadville City Hospital
Sis
Terie m
Arthur J. Gardney
Western Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Turnpike Commission
mnyrle-Pittburghs
West Virginia
Texas Cow Girls
Corry Area
Corry Area High School
James R, Noun
Corryite
Ner
Ruth
Leonard Johnson
Buffalo
Ross Fehiman
Ralph Vanderhoff
Corry
Ralph C. Hollis
Titusvilles Fle
Lawrence F. Nordstrom
Bethel Lutheran ‘Church of
Sunset
GOP Policies Sparkman Clash in Winston-Salem Speech
Senate GOP policy critic Ben Sparkman challenged Democrats on foreign policy in Winston-Salem North Carolina arguing Republicans saved the notion from a world crisis and warning against appeasement. He quoted supporters praising the administration while claiming the party would not stand by if Indochina fell to Communists and suggested atomic options.
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GOP
Sparkman
Sinate Gop
Winston-Salem
N.C
Ben. Sparkman
Indoshing
Phi
Fed credit easing stirs debate on economy outlook
In a shift from tight money policy, Washington signals possible easing of credit. Builders anticipate a spring home slump as 30 year mortgage limits return to 30 years, auto production slows, and mortgage applications fall. Federal agencies loosen reins to avert further housing slowdown as bankers weigh if inflation risk has waned.
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New York
Washington
Be &T
Federal Reserve Board
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Federal Reserve
Kinderverkehrsgarten Teaches Berlin Youth Driving Skills
West Berlin opens a traffic kindergarten to curb high accident rates. Children as young as nine learn road rules in a miniature city with pint sized streets, signs, and child police. The project aims to build better drivers amid Germany’s car scarcity and driving skill gaps.
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Erlin
Germany
West Berlin
Friedrich Froebel
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Pranklin
Fet
Norman
Morgan
Crawford County
Jack A. Wolford
Wolford
Nebraska
Manley Robbins
McIntyre
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Swift's K
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C. L. Henton
Moutville
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Communist Party
Hammond
Eukle
Dial
Business Mirror
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