Corry area notes include accidents and real estate move
A batch of local items reports minor damage in a Wednesday Youngsville auto collision involving Corry residents, a wheel theft complaint by Délla Bernard, a Florida transfer filed in Erie county, a postponed horse show, a dignitary appointment, and oil field deals with Northern Ordinance acquisition by Quaker State. Also noted are a court crier appointment, railroad signal upgrades, a Corry man fined for drunkenness, weekly oil production figures, a child head injury, a Warren funeral, jobless claims up and continued, a long-range weather outlook, and a large muskellunge caught at Chautauqua Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Youngsville
Robert Stiles
Iran
John W. Eh~nes
Erle
Leroy Stiles
Joseph G. Mokya
Cor
Délla Bernard
East Southry
Brest
City Dmirers
Mik Bernard
City
Elgin
Nebraska Editor Calls AP Oatis Confession Boycott
The Lincoln Journal editor Raymond A. McConnell Jr urges a U S boycott of Czechoslovakia after AP correspondent William N Oatis is jailed on spying charges. He wires a confession to VOA and urges AP member papers to broadcast similar admissions. The incident follows Richard Harkness suggesting a trade ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
William N. Oatis
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
Richard Harkness
NBC News
United States
Raymond A. McConnell, Jr
Lincoln
Neb
Voice of America
Davis
Journal
Oatis
Alderman Denies Defense Move To Lower Charge In Mason Case
Meadville July 6 Alderman S G MacTarnaghan ordered Francis L Mason 27 of Randolph Township held for the September term on second degree murder for allegedly beating his stepfather James B Willis 54 Route 1 to death. Mason had been held for involuntary manslaughter previously. his counsel urged dismissal and Mason was bound over to the next court session without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
S.G. MacTarnaghan
Francis L. Mason
Randolph Township
Mason
MacTarnaghan
James B. Willis
Route 1
Guys Mite Willis
Luther J. King
Willis
Francis Lloyd Mason
Gerald D. Prather
Three Firms Seek Right to Lay New Gas Pipelines
Three Pittsburgh area subsidiaries of Columbia Gas System seek permission to lay about 30 miles of new gas lines and retire roughly 18 miles in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Maryland and New York. A 125 horsepower compressor station would be installed. The Cumberland Allegheny Gas Co asks to build 13 miles and retire the same in Preston Barbour counties West Virginia and Allegany County Maryland. Home Gas Co plans 16 miles of parallel lines in Steuben and Chemung counties New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
New York
Pittsbwith
Columbia Gas System
Owo
The
Power Commission
Manufacturers Light, and Heat Co
Hancock County
W. Va
Fayette
Allegheny
Beaver
Somerset
Adams
Franklin
Westmoreland
Cumberland É Allegheny Gas Co
Preston
Barbour
Allegany County
Home Gas Co
Steuben
Chemung
Owls travel to face Sinclairville in upcoming game
Local Briefs report Owls to play Sinclairville at an unspecified site after a joint notes of community events. Attendees include Mrs Clyde Courtwright and Rose Whitely at a cousin’s funeral in Corry. Several residents visit relatives in Chicago North East and Corry while church groups recognize perfect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting
The
Owls
Jost
Stockton
Sinclairville
Clyde Courtwright
Rose’ ‘Witley
Guy Ben~nime
Corry
Lester Camper
Donald
Harry
Chicago
Smother
Lewis Locke
Spartansburg
Camper
Charm party notices and local visits in Clymer and Mendville
Twelve ladies attended a Charm party Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs Detherine and Mr. and Mrs John Holtink of Clymer called on Mr. and Mrs Sam Dunnewold Wednesday. Bayle reunion in Mendville Wednesday included Mr. and Mrs Walter DeShazer and family, Miss Lucille Bemis and Harold Meekers of Clymer, and the Dunnewolds. Diners guests of Mr. and Mrs Wilton Weavers of Bear Lake Sunday. Ernest Dunnewold and family and Samuel Dunnewold attended the Essen a reunion at the Conservation lab house in Clymer Thursday evening. Paul Sheldon and son of Union City visited cousins Mr. and Mrs Donald Wiley and family Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Querreveld
Clymer
Herbert White
Stella
Mfinnie Patchen
North East
Glen
le- Verne Beckerink
Cors Miller
Bertha Wykoff
Corry
Clyde | Courtwright
Lafe Willey
Donald Willey
Arthur Wallace
Earl Thompson
Fred Wallace
Cutting Sunday
Rachel
Ruth
Kathleen Wright
Lawrence Redding
Linda
Marlene Redding
Ruth House
Faith Marsh
Thomas Boosel
Clyde Courtwright
Melton
Carl Woodward
Leon Fitch
Jamestown
Jennie Lictus
State Line
Florence Marsh
Carl Marsh
Nick Schnader
Douglas
Ariz
Gordon
Robert. Spoon
Charles Pettingill
Homer Loomis
Lois
James
Glyde Courtwright
Gordon Shampoe
Mothers Club
Norman Nellis
Bird
North Fast
Fred ‘Wallace
Robert Hulett
Donna Adams
John Little
Lotteville
Carol
Jean McCray
William Bayle
Chautauqua
Detherine
John Holtink
Sam
Dininer
Wilton
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Trix Difotte
Trie
Mead Park Field
Florence K. Desmond
Frank W. ‘Parson
Titusville
Fieldmore Park
Franklin B. Hosbach
Eric
Tey
Hosbach
Erie County Bar Association
Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania
Erie City Alport Commission
Republican Committee
Quaker Stats Oil Refining Corporation
Oil City
Northern Ordnnance, Inc
Wiliam B. Jenkinson
Erie
Owen M. Burns
John Dempsey
Mr. Jenkinson
Jarecki
Public Utility Commission
Market Street
Union City
T. Patrick Green
East Main Street
Green
Correchy
John Culien
Erie County
Bradford Field
Allegheny Field
Duane Hulings
Alden Hulings
Conny Meering Hospital
Arthur McQuiston
George Maleo
Warren
St. Joseph's Church
State Bureau of Employment and Unemployment Compensation
Olin Carpwell
Clare Capwell
West Columbus Avenue
Chautauqua Lake
Martin
Motor Sales
West South St
U. S
Prague
India
Clymer Sand and Gravel Co
N.Y
Topp
Smart Women’s Shop
Morth Center Street
Wallace Jewelers
North Center St
Corry, PA
Ting Semmes
Al’s
Clothes