Admitted and discharged listings with addresses in multiple towns
A list of admitted and discharged individuals with detailed addresses across Corry Union City Waterford and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs Eymest Carlson Mrs Dorothy Boland Mrs William Watson Ernest Brown Mrs Thomas Farts Mrs Anne Schreck M Ronald Vole and others. Also notes dancing classes and a five piece band event at the VFW on West Washington Street starting January 26.
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Eymest Carlson
Meadavenue
Dorothy Boland
East South Street
William Watson
Spartans- Nite
Ernest Brown
Bear Lake
Thomas Farts
Northwest
Anne, Schreck
Meadville
M. Ronald Vole
R. D
Cory
Bem Smith
Clymer
Oscar Kinney
Mead Avenue
Milton Kingsley
Corry
Earnest Dunnewald
Union City
Murray Peterson
Russell
William Donachy
Waterford
Frederick Troup
Lincoln Street
Eugene Evans
William Phelps
East Fifth Street
James Molisee
South Street
Edwin Barnes
O'Dell Street
Marjorie Tarbell
VFW
West Washington Street
Fire claims life as Titusville home burns in January blaze
William Herb Barker, 75, died in bed as his 14 story shingle house in Titusville burned. Coroner Maurice A. Diiberg filed accidental death. cause undetermined though cigaret te is suspected. Firefighters faced wind, limited water, and hours of effort before removing the body.
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Ttusville
Titusville
William Herb’ Barker
Venango County
Maurice A. Diiberg
Dirberg
Barker
Fred L. Webster
Webster
John Anthony
Anthony
Beverly Barker
Chester Mitchell
Pleasantville
Funeral notices list services at Bracken Funeral Home
The notices for Lulu Cowles Lindsey John B. Atwood and Lawrence Vanderhoof Sr. show services at Bracken Funeral Home with visiting hours through Tuesday to Thursday and services planned midweek. Burial plans specify Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Lindswx
Sue
Chester C
Lulu Cowles
Lindsey
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Atwood
John B
Jack) Atwood
The Spoken Word Ts Like the Air
A brief note contrasts spoken word and printed word, noting the enduring presence of printed text alongside spoken performances and their separate audiences.
Niagara Falls Fire Destroys Nine Buildings Downtown
A blaze that began about 10 o clock Monday night swept a ninth building amid downtown Niagara Falls. Firefighters faced extreme heat as temperatures dropped to zero. Four firefighters were injured lightly, over 20 apartment residents escaped unharmed, and several two story brick structures including a Republican headquarters were damaged. The paint shop was the ninth building affected.
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Niagara Falls
Tce
Shore
Hospital
Corry Journal subscription offers comfort for the ill or lonely
A friendly prompt suggests gifts of Corry Journal subscriptions for someone who is sick or feeling isolated. The idea frames a subscription as a thoughtful, ongoing connection, delivering local news and comforting routine.
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Corry Journal
Cleveland Paper Blackout Drags On As Unions Strike
Cleveland unions join the ongoing newspaper blackout against the Plain Dealer and Cleveland Press and News. Mailers and Typographical locals vote to strike, joining Teamsters Local 473 and the Cleveland Newspaper Guild, with 140 and 650 workers respectively. The walkouts follow expired contracts and come as mayor urges talks.
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Cleveland
Outlook
Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press and News
Mailers
Teamsters Local 473
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Maileys
Ralph S. Locher
Death of Lawrence A. Vanderhoof Sr. at 63
Lawrence A. Vanderhoof Sr. of Corry died unexpectedly at the Raymond plant yesterday morning after arriving for work. He was 63, born September 4, 1880, in Townville, and lived in Spartansburg as a boy before moving to Corry forty years ago. He worked at Corry Jamestown Corp., Ajax Iron Works, General Electric Erie, and since September 1945 at the Raymond plant, where he was a past president of the UAW-CIO union. Survived by three daughters, one son, fourteen grandchildren, his mother, six sisters, and one brother. The body is at Bracken Funeral Home with viewing times listed. service Friday at 2 p.m.
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Lawrence A. Vanderhoof
Vanderhoof
Ex Street
Raymond
Mr. Vanderhoof
Sepember
Townville
Spartansburg
Corry
Corry Jamestown Corp
Ajax Iron Works
General Electric
Erie
Raymond Plant
Uaw-Cio Union
Robert
May) Tripp
Tucson
Ariz
Ray
Ellen) Stutzman
R. D. Spartansburg
William
Mary) Kerstetter
Lawrence A. Vanderhoof Jr
Lillian Vanderhoff
Clifford
Louise) Long
Carson Eval Munn
Rudy
Thelma) Silvis
R. D
Theodore
Mildred) Swanson
Walter
Cecile) Finn
Noth
Jamestown
Clement
Ila) Darling
Cleveland
Melvin Vanderhoof
Eric
Bracken Funeral Home
Toson
Brothers Nabbed for Warren Firm Burglary
Two brothers Elton E Consla 36 of Meadville and Harry Consla 31 of Warren were jailed after pleading guilty to burglary at Superior Recapping Co. An accompanying .38 revolver was found with the younger man, who worked for a Buffalo detective agency. They hid among concrete scale tanks but were captured with help from several officers. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Washi
SWO
Warren Borough
Superior Recapping Co
Elton E. Consla
R. D. J. Meadville
Harry Consla
Warren
Buffalo
Struthers Wells
Donald Fitch
Edward Peterson
Spartansburg Community Notes Include Parties And Fund Drives
In Spartansburg the Fairview Evangelical United Br ethern Church class party at Mrs Dorothy Helikers home faced bad weather. March of Dimes drives plan canvasses in Spartansburg Township with local volunteers calling neighbors and a bake sale set for Saturday at Winans grocery.
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Spartansburg
Fairview
Russell Young
Sonny Blakeslee
Everett
Miller
Diane
Prank Kamper
Lynford
Young
Clifford Young
Union City
Raymond Jeffreys
Guys Mills
Hol Weaver
Sparta
Irene Tinko
Susan Ladd
Corry
Douglas Blakeslee
New Jersey
Martha Washington
Karl Bruckner
Charles Bruckner
W. C. Bruckner
Spartansbore
Spartan Township
Fern Beal
Morris Hardware Store
Mary Long
Britton Run
Sandra Yourlg
Cory Sports Road
Gladys Bailey
Fish Fits
Florence Sherlock
Sandback Way
Tom Spartansburg
Sparta Grange
Winans
Jule
Jeff Toohey
James Toohey
George Toohey
Tragic Auto Locomotive Collision Near Uniontown
A car driven by 25 year old Harry Tomasek of Uniontown collided with a Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive at a crossing six miles west of Uniontown. Tomasek was killed. his wife Marlene 20 and brother William 29 of Tower Hill were hospitalized in critical condition with multiple injuries.
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Uniontown
Harry Tomasek
Tomasek
Pennsylvania Railroad
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