Corry Journal items mix crime and community notices
Patrolman Kovin chased a boy who dropped a bundle after a doorway sighting and handed the youth to his mother as juvenile authorities handle the case. Also announced are a Moose Club event with Al Walker from Scranton, Grange meeting details, local ads, a police pension tax refund, restaurant promotions, a blood mobile tally, private swimming lessons, a field indecency arrest, a beauty shop closure, a Legion Auxiliary picnic, and Corry Beverage Distributor information.
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Corry
Eric
Henry Kovin
Cahovin
Cahovit
Wienis
Sophie Kutwlaksis
Moose Club
al Walker
Scranton
Erie
St Vincent's Hospital
Johnny Rishes
Victoria Crush
Willam Allison
Jeffrey: Histed
Herbie Johnson
Front
Chestnut Street
Morbert Howe
Samuel Y
Rossiter
Gertrude Hughes
American Legion Auxiliary
Mead Park
Corry Beverage Distributor
New Road Death Toll Mark Seen During Holiday Traffic
An NSC estimate predicts 45 million cars on highways with 12 billion miles driven during the holiday period from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight tomorrow. The AP’s non holiday weekend survey counted 339 traffic fatalities, 118 drownings, and 63 other deaths, totaling 520. Union City Livestock prices for July 1, 1958 are listed with ranges for cattle, calves, lambs, and hogs.
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NSC
Associated Press
Hospital Report Details Admissions And Discharges
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a.m. lists admissions including James Terrill 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Terrill, and Ray Pardee Bear Lake. Discharges include Ray Pardee and several others such as Mrs. Gordon Earls Garland and Joan and Mary Sugan, daughters of Thomas Jansen, with addresses on East Main and Elk streets as well as Snyder Circle.
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James
Oakley Terrill
Donald Applebee
Clymer
T. A. Donnglane
Liberty: Street
Snursway
Ray Pardee
Bear Lake
Robert
Walter D. Gook
Wright Street
Gordon Earls
Garland
Evelyn Y. Roach
East Malin Street
Noble McCafferty
Snyder Circle
Larry
David I. Bensink
R. D
Walter Loveland
East Main Street
Mary Lynn
East Smith Street
Martha Houghnot
Russell
Milton Robbins
Grand Street
Joan
Mary Sugan
Thomas Jansen
Elk Street
John
Lawrence Morton
Eric
John Payne
Spring Creek
Riceville See Auto Mishap In Busy Intersection
Riceville reported the area s only auto mishap when Melvin Thompson 36 of Gerry N Y drove onto Route 77 in front of northbound vehicle Miss Hel M Streich 20 of Sykesville Pa. Thompson was arraigned before Justice Walter Domke and pled guilty. He was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Each car sustained about 600 dollars in damage.
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York State
Sorist
Riceville Corners
Melvin Thompson
Gerry
M.streich
Sykesville
Corry Sibstation
Thompson
Justice of the Peace
Editor Dies In Plane Crash In Pottsville
Joseph E Zerbey TT general manager and managing editor of the Pottsville Republican died in Pottsville Hospital after suffering pneumonia and a toxic condition from burns in a plane crash. He was at the controls when the twin engine Beech owned by the newspaper crashed after departing Schuylkill.
Two Die In Area Mishaps
Two fatalities mar the Fourth of July in western Pennsylvania. Hardy Kifer, 4, of Warren, and John David Hurt, 2, of Sharon, died from injuries in traffic accidents. Kifer was struck by a car driven by Bruce Donaldson, 19, in Warren while crossing Pennsylvania Avenue in rain. Hur t died in a one car crash east of West Middlesex on Route 18 when his 1949 convertible veered off the road and hit a telephone pole. Authorities report multiple injuries and property damage, with survivors including Eleanor Hurt and two sons.
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Haliday
Pennsylvania
Dees
Hardy Kifer
Warren
John David Hurt
Sharon
Kifer
Warren General Hospital
Bruce F. Donaldson
Peonsylvania Avenue
Russell
South Street
Donaldson
Huel
Skinkill
Eleanor
Joseph IV
Harry
Five Men Lost In Pacific Crash Rescued by Boxer Choppers
Five mariners were stranded at sea after a large Air Force transport crash. Rescue helicopters lifted three men from the packing crate area while others aboard the Boxer ship treated for minor injuries. The report notes this marked the third crash of the Cloicemaster craft in 1950 with twenty lives lost across two earlier incidents.
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H. McCully
Air Force
Travis Afb
Cig
Bridgeport
Tex
Last Rites Held For J. F. Miller
John F. Miller was accorded a requiem mass at St. Thomas Church with Rev. Leon Doleski officiating. Veterans of Foreign Wars members served as color guard and firing squad. Interment was at St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery. Attendees from away included William Miller of South Boston and many Buffalo residents.
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Hequiem
John F. Miller
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Leon Doleski
John Downey
Utah Jackson
Roger Amy
John Goda
Fred Jackson
Robert Simmonson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
William Miller
Erie Youth Escapes Death In Target Shooting Accident
An Erie youth, 18 year old Victor M. McDonnell, barely escaped a fatal head wound from a .22 bullet at a gravel pit near Turner Road and Lake Pleasant Road. He was treated at St. Vincent’s Hospital for a scalp wound and expected to be released. The incident occurred during target shooting with three other youths. a misfired shot from a standing participant struck McDonnell as he stood up.
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Ena
Erie
Victor M. McDonnell
Victor McDonnell
St. ‘Vincent's Hospital
Belle Valley Hose
McDonnell
Turner Road
Lake Pleasant Road
John Nezimiec
Jack Larson
Bute
Nuzmiec
Larson
Nazimlec
Russell
Edward Joh
Archie L. Brown
Earl
Hillsboro
Spring Creek
Field
Girard
Piterville
Ni Diamond
Ohio
Blairville
Religion In The News Omasa 1 Next Mall sub Urban Westside Hith School
Westside High School near Omaha trials a compromise released time for religious study balancing church state separation. Wednesday church services precede classes and teachers keep the rest of the week free from heavy religious activity. Catholic participation is limited to 7:45 am services and evening discussions. Attendance at these sessions varies, with Protestants and Catholics sharing responsibility for the morning program.
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OMASA
Westside Hith
Supreme Court de Claron
Westside
Omaha
GC. L. Reteladort
Robert Hupp
Christ the King Catholic Church
Father Hupp
Westside Community Church
Roger Manners
Trustor Mary M avenue’s will visitation notes
Mrs. Mary M avenue left Tucson Arizona. In the will visit with fr tyes Arthur Baccuis earlier this week he now is pati tors Osteopath Mr. and Mrs. PR R. D left in Houston Texas Visit Mrs. Chase's er relatives.
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Mary M. Avenue
Tucson
Arlz
Fr Tyes
Arthur Baccuis
PR R. D
Houston
Tex
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Park Street
Hallmark Cards
Sea
Franklin
Oil City
Diemer’s
Kane
Maurice R. Donovan
Red Cross Blood Program
Bloodmobile
Jeff Baldwin
Union City
Jilly
Elmview
Nergy
Vitanlas
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Corry Hospital
Pat Dallacqua
North Clymer
Michael Piccirilio
East Pleasant Street
Douglas
Lewis Thighy
Spartansburg
Gary
Robert Johnson
Guantanmg
Cuba
U. S
Guantanao
Rt. B. Ellis
Luis Ro
Maiu
Admiral Ellis
Army
Oriente
Riceville
Elvis Presley
Elizabeth Scott
You
Canyon River
James Stewart
Kim Novak
Alfred Hitchcock's
Soren
Robert Tunnell
Hi West Park Place
The
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Pacific
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
George F. Light
J. F. Miller
Ner
Caton Station Crossing
Reserve District
National Bank OF Corry OF Corry
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
H. W. Powers
Cashler
Worth Hammond
Joe W. Guignon
A. Bruce Smith
State of
Exie
Gerald Bagley
Notary Public Commission
Will
Jesus
LUXA
Clothgraft
Paul
Bulle
Morehead City
N. C
Graham
Lee Davis
American Medical Association
Onslow County
Memorial Hospital
Davis
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Battle Creek
Mich
St. George Funeral Home
Lee
Ata A
WRC
Grange Hall
John Lor
John L
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