Corry Journal Masthead Notice and Rates Information
Corry Journal masthead lists staff and agencies including George R Sample general manager and William Chirlou Advertising Manager. Details on office locations Bottinelli Inc AP exclusive rights, mailing rates for subscriptions, and display advertising deadline noted.
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Justice a Lady of Easy Virtue and Soft Courts
An Erie editorial argues the legal system tolerates habitual criminals. It cites Corry cases where burglars and fraudsters evade strict sentencing, suggesting judges bend laws to accommodate repeat offenders and protect taxpayers while police bear the burden. The piece rails at lenient court interpretations and calls for stronger enforcement.
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Texas
Gorty Ten
Erie County Criminal Court
Hal Boyle's Americana Highlights Odd Bits and Quotes
American standard column notes Things a columnist may never know if mail is unopened The piece surveys Valentine cards diet prices crime headlines and quirks of modern life Hal Boyle riffs on topics from Kefauver ethics to alcohol in road deaths and a cheetah sprint with Burlesque humor and Errol Flynn quips called Gag of the Week and life quotes from famous actors and writers
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Turkey
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Penelec Plant Workers Face Relocation in Area
The West End Generating Plant of Pennsylvania Power will close soon after workers are moved to another Penelec facility, possibly Clearfield, within 30 to 60 days. Notices to staff were handed Friday. the plant, built around 1900, once employed 48 men and later about 10 amid fuel and boiler changes.
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West End
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Clearfield
Sisters Married To Brothers Welcomes Twin Births
Two sisters married to two brothers welcomed births at City Hospital on Saturday. Mrs Richard Eells of Saegertown gave birth to Cheryl Ann, seven pounds one ounce, at 2:00 am. Mrs Elmer Eells of Springboro followed at 11:00 am with a son, James Allen, six pounds fourteen ounces. The mothers are daughters of Mr and Mrs William Shaw.
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Springboro
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Venango Group May Purchase Paper Mill Land
The Venango County Industrial Development Corp plans to discuss buying 99 acres of the former Eclipse Works property on Route 8 from Hammermill Paper Co. An unnamed Ohio group has bid for a shopping center, but Hammermill has not accepted the offer. The county group would have first option to purchase if pursued.
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Erie
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H. T. Osburn Co. Inc
YMCA Calendar Week of January 25 Schedule
The YMCA week lists events from Monday evening programs at 6 p m including Troop 44 Findley Lake Girl Scouts and Archery Club. Junior and Senior Tri-Hi meetings at 7 30 p m along with Board of Directors. Tuesday includes Cory Area Golden Age Club and Women's Duplicate at 6 p m. Wednesday offers China Painting class at 6 p m and swims for Sophomore Tri-Hi and Junior Tri-Hi. Friday features Teen Town 7 10 p m. Saturday includes Teen Time and Findley Lake Methodist Y F swim and Teen Frolics.
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Eells Shaw union joins Conneautville families
Conneautville notes describe Walter Eells and Doris Shaw of Mosiertown as a couple with two sons. The families of Mr and Mrs William Eells, R. D. 3 Conneautville, appear in the same local genealogy.
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Doris Shaw
Mosiertown
Seattle man vows to fund water pump for Indian orphanage
In Seattle W C Carter pledges support after Sister Pauline of Mazarello’s Orphanage in India appeals for running water. She seeks a generator and pump to bring clean water for needy children rescued from famine and neglect. Carter aims to rally statewide aid via labor groups to fund the project.
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India
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Corry News: Trade Pact Ends. Coast Guard Coasting Plan
Washington reports the 1911 US Japan trade pact expired for practical purposes. Corry safety effort to set aside three hilly streets daily for coast ers may begin soon under city leaders. Rural mail routes maintained daily service despite cold weather and heavy snowfall. Community Loan Company stockholders met. 151 of 251 shares represented. Youngsville high School quintet lost to Corry Jevers by three points in a hard fought game, score 18 to 15.
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Cory Safety Council
Community Loan Company
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Retired Ad Executive William Power Dies at 63
William G Power a former Chevrolet advertising executive with General Motors died Saturday from pneumonia at age 63 He retired January 1 after 32 years with the Chevrolet sales organization Power was born in Indianapolis and was a colorful figure in automotive advertising.
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