DONTLEY INDEPENDENCE DAY MAKE YOU A DEPENDENT
Public service column urges safer Fourth of July celebrations. It warns thousands could become maimed widowed or orphaned due to Independence Day accidents. Emphasizes motor vehicle crashes drownings falls heat and fireworks hazards and calls for reduced risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Safety Council
Corry Losses and Rain Bring Relief to Heat Wave
Twenty years ago in Corry two sudden deaths are reported Judson W Garnicke a longtime Ajax Iron Works pattern maker and foreman dies at Corry Hospital Chris Hawley of Best Main Street dies after brief illness A heavy rainfall ends a heat wave and drought causing crop damage Erie's city receives 1275 dollars from tavern license fees to Corry Water fountain at Gilly Park resumes operation funded by local subscriptions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson W. Garnicke
Corry
Corry Hospital
Ajax Iron Works
Thinity
Erie
City of
How Smart Are You A 10 Question Quiz From A Classified Page
A garbled quiz asks readers to score memory and motive from ten questions about Jascha Heifetz US Treasurer Palmetto meaning India conquest banks March 1933 and other topics. It ends with warnings to take it easy on Independence Day and notes the average Scottish worker spends a unspecified percent of wages on rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jascha Heifetz
United States
India
Minton
Secretary of the Navy
Commander In Chief of the Navy
Roaming Round News Highlights and Local Notes
Local column recalls a 26th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Donald Nantes amid various items. Post Office policy shifts on lottery considerations, a death notice for Fred Hart Stoddard, and John P. McLean’s enrollment at Gannon College are noted alongside road paving delays on Scott's Crossing and a new milk handling innovation. Navy word places Norman P. Holton aboard USS Beal. New York State Police crackdowns on PA drivers and required insurance proof are mentioned. Local dentistry fluoride program, crime rumors, and a recurring Rotary attendance record by Tony Lite are included. Tom Pringle’s two-decade mail run ends as he joins Skyline Industries, and local merchants weigh Corry Area Schools jointure. Gas ventures in Penfield attract investor interest with optimistic wells, while Cutter Hill wells report high rock pressure. Postscripts recall a major 59th anniversary fire on Third Avenue and West Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Nantes
Post Office Department
Fred Hart Stoddard
Lale William
Blll Porter Stoddard
Fort Erie
Claude Porter
John P. Mo
Lean
Snyder Circle
Gannon College
Erie
Scott's Crossing
Colza
Route 6
U.S. Navy
Norman P. Holton
Machini
Ist
Fairview Street
Mediterranean
Beal
New York State
Pennsylvania
Jamestown
Sisters of Mercy Convent
Treasury
Tony Lite
Tom Pringle
Corry
Oil City
Prinmle
Journal
Sears
Skyline Industries
Titusville
Spartansburg
Chamber of Commerce
Penfield
Leidy
Renovo
Cutter’ Hill
Local price hikes and council meeting eyed this week
Reports say Erie County Coal Dealers Association sets a July 10 price increase and a joint City Council Authority meeting will consider reactions as taxpayers fear higher utility and housing costs. Local drivers report hostility after a street altercation, and a post office introduces a new postage meter to improve stamp sales accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Coal Dealers Association
Harrisburg
Journal News
Corry
Pitney-Bawes
George Jackson
Ellwood City
Utica
Jackson
New York State
Findley Lake
Perkins Boat Livery
Man killed by falling elevator weights at bank
Charles Goodrich 40 of Franklinville was killed Wednesday afternoon at the First National Bank Building while helping Otis Elevator Co install two new lifts. He entered the shaft to retrieve dropped keys as the elevator rose, a counter weight crushed him. coroner ruled accidental death. Margaret Keeney, an elevator operator, said Goodrich warned not to use the elevator to the basement and gave contradictory statements about the lift’s movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goodrich
Franklinville
First National Bank
Goodrich
Otis Elevator Company of
Buffalo
Gere Roesch
Tonawanda
Roesch
Gondrich
William B. MacDuffist
Margaret Keeney
MacDuffie
Infant Orville LeRoy Jackman Funeral Service
Elmer A. Ortner officiated at the Davison Funeral Home service for infant Orville LeRoy Jackman, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Jackman of Spartansburg. Born Wednesday at Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City, he died early yesterday. Burial followed at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus. Surviving are the parents and grandparents Orville Jackman Jana Mr and Mrs Theodore Hanby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Ortner
Davison Funeral
Orville LeRoy Jackman
Leonard Jackman
R. D
Spartansburg
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
West Lawn
Columbus
Orville Jackman
Jana
Theodore Hanby
Also Mentioned on This Page
West South Street
Corry, Ps
Arthur Colegrove
George Sample
Rational Advertising Representative
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Fork Avenue
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Con Pa
Gily Park
Chris Hawley
Best Main Street
Gily
Treasury Pools
M Flourishing
Oly
Third Avenue
West Main
First Avenue
Loblaws
Freestone Peaches
Calif
Libby
Daley
SWIFT
Armour
Kodak Film
Anit
Tyre
Ste
Flaxman
West Smith St
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Firestone
Practic
Mel Cabo
Lions
Plottic
Barney’s Firestone
S. Center St
Dial Corry
Clothes
Corry Savings & Loan
Sava
Corry [Savings
Center Street