Pleasantville Soap Box Derby winners and town notes
Pleasantville Cub Scouts held a Soap Box Derby on South Main Street with four Pack members participating. Kenneth Sterling won and received a canteen. The page also lists local happenings including hospital transfers, civic meetings, a drive-in theater sale, and youth injuries in Meadville and nearby towns, with various community notices and business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Pleasantville
Pleasant ‘Ville
South Main Street
Kenneth Spence
Kenneth Sterling
Sharon Halsey
Rodney Halsey
Townville
Erie
Hamot Hospital
Hamot
Corry Park
Vernon J. Weaver
Oil City
Pew Champ
Lawrence J. Weaver
Hasson Heights
Meadville
Guys Mills
Randolph - East Mead
Randolph
Hospital Report Miscues From Corry Area Arrivals
At The Hospital Report compiled at 7am today, many admissions and discharges are noted across Corry and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Russell Parker, Mrs Chester Kibbey Jr, Mrs Hatlie Raymond, and several others with addresses in Spartansburg, Clymer, and Jamestown, with arrivals, discharges, and a minor injury report. A 10-year-old in Oil City suffered a cut requiring three stitches after a vehicle incident. Subscription offer and local notices appear among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Parker
Chester Kibbey Jr
Pittsford
Hatlie Raymond
White
Mary Eilen
Thomas Anderson
West Park Place
Oil City
OW City
Allen
C F Sullade
Arch Phillips Found Dead on Greer Farm After Missing Start
Archie B. Phillips aged 66 of Centerville was found dead on the Robert Greer farm in Sparta Township. He was last seen Wednesday morning beginning to roof the Greer barn. The Crawford County deputy coroner Dr. W. H. Earnest ruled death natural. Phillips was born September 30, 1898 in Rome Township, son of Daniel and Mary Kelly Phillips, and lived his life in that community. The Harbor Half Ladies will meet for an all day session on Thursday. John D. Bartnicki, 27, of Erie a Ward Baking Co salesman died Sunday at St. Vincent's Hospital after two weeks illness. Funeral services from A. Brugger and Sons Funeral Home tomorrow at 8:30 a m and from St. John's Catholic Church at 9 p m with interment in Calvary Cemetery. Erie City Health Director Dr. Felix Shubert following a Saturday investigation into sewer construction at 32nd and Post Avenue said everything within reason is being done to keep inconvenience to a minimum. Titusville notes: Rodgers-Ghering case developments include charges against George and Donald Ghering of R. D.3 Titusville father and son, on countersuit filed by Ralph, Charles and Raymond Rodgers. hearing set for Friday night at the office of Justice of the Peace Glenn Whiting in Wherry Tree Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie B. Phillips
Centerville
Robert Greer
Sparta Township
Mr. Phillips
Greer
W. H. Earnest
Crawford County
Rome
Daniel and
Mary Kelly Phillips
Erie
John D. Bartnicki
Ward Baking Co
St. Vincent's Hospital
A. Brugger and Sons
St. John’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Ralph
Charles
Raymond Rodgers
Will
Office of Justice
Glenn Whiting
Wherrytree Township
Mrs Warner Attends Education Convention in Chicago
Mrs. Charles Warner a Corry public schools teacher represents the Northwest District of the Pennsylvania State Education Association at the 83rd annual National Education Association convention in Chicago this week. NEA hosts delegates from all states and territories. Adlai Stevenson and Harold Stassen headlining major sessions with speeches on politics and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Charles Warner
Corry
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Stute Education Association
National Education Association
NEA
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Adini Stevenson
Harold Stassen
Stevenson
Democratic Party
United States
Stassen
Eisenhower
Mayor Discusses Late Financial Aid For Redevelopment
Mayor Arthur Gardner explained to State Secretary of Commerce John Robin during a private talk here that eligibility for late financial aid depends on solving the budget problem facing Gov. George Lender. Robin indicated that funding hinges on a governor’s budget solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exley
Arthur Gardner
State Secretary of Commerce
John Robin
Robin
George Lender
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gity and Vicinity
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
Dial
D. W. Clark
Daniel Wasson
Wilson Chuteh
French Creek
Daniel
Richard Wasson
Spencer Hospital
Steen’s
Tuanvilles
Cherrytree
Arthur V. Kunes
Sam Yakish
South Park
Pittsburgh
Yakish
Lake View
Conneaut Lake
Johnson Motors
A.M. Litz Shoe Repair
North Center Street
Franklin
Miller-Sibley
Kenneth, Wolfe
Franklin Pioneer
Otter and
15Th Streets
F. L. Baressi
Titusville
Fairgrounds
Astern Crawford
Warren
Forest
Venango Counties
Fowler & Fowler
Husville
Grawford
Erie County
Vaughn Bros
Harrisville
Ohio
Oil Citys
Oil City Hospital
Lindi
Russell P Jones
Wright Street Field
Sty
James Duff
Commission
Ene
Merle Ripley
Wesleyville
Max Silver Junk Yard
Wheelock
Ald
Mya
Merle Tatler
Kenneth Loveland
Harold Benpink
Britton Run
Ghyde McCray
Spartansburg
Spring Creek ‘Township
Piremen
Omnorrow
Auice
Licy Hubik Wolfe
Charles M. Wolfe
Hidioute
Wolfe
Bell Telephone Corpetitor
Tioneath
Cambridge Sprugh
Himot
Tobbins
Alton Robbin
Cambridge Sprinks
Himet Hospital
Meadville City Hospital
Brice
Regin T. Murrabaugh
Bradford
Pennsylvania Bar Association
John P. Budke
George J. Barco
N. Center ST
First Ave
Pocwoon
Free Mae
Sting
Hunt
Lakeview
Franz
Nserc Aass A
Corry Hospital
Melvin Rogers
Debra Kay
Spartansbiry
Charles Mitchell
Edward
William Warnshill
Corry Evening Journal
Crawford
Chautauqua
Jamestown
Carl F Sanford
Trazelline Avenue
Mayvie
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Park Street
Department
Clifford Sheldon
R. D
Richard Williams
Sor Wn Lee
Mead Avenue
Martin Keppel
East Columbus Avenue
Joseph Boleritz
Doe Vincent
Union City
Richard Sutton
Wwit
Jim Gourke
First Avenue
Arla McGraw
North Center
Sistet Harris Roun
Clymer
Spartanaburg
Stromberg-Carlson
WOTR
All-Way Electric
America
Thomas Motors of
The
Corry Savings and Loan
Center Street
Venient Electric Freezer
Freezer
Pennsylvania Electric
Girl Fou
Libby
Sunda
Neen
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