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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1953
Page
2
Erie area reports nine polio cases after two more victims are admitted to Lakeview Municipal Hospital. A 1 year old Meadville boy and a Linesville youth are hospitalized. Also noted is a local dining special and a government appointment in Meadville.
Jamestown officials expect a return visit by Lucille Ball in January to promote the 1954 March of Dimes polio fund drive. Herman V. Nelson, campaign chairman, said he has written the redheaded TV star once famed with Desi Arnaz in I Love Lucy.
At the hospital as of 7 am today Gerald Black admitted from 751 East Columbus avenue Mrs Edward Raymond Tt D 2 Mrs Frank Ras 132 Third avenue Mrs Louis Taylor 93 Snyder Circle Mrs Donald Jones R D 2 Spartansboro Mrs Richard Cochran 15 Kilburn street Union City Discharged Gerald Black John A McLaugfin Senior street Mrs Bert Messenger R D Spartansburg Jamestown Samuel T Bowers announces candidacy for Republican coroner post to replace Moynihan defeated Sheriff last year Charles C McCloskey Jr seeks sheriff seat after Moynihan death in last week’s appointment 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline Aerosedan blue good motor tires radio heater defrosters priced 795 Thomas Motors Jamestown area weeds hinder Lakewood Rescue Boat to 6 pm report finds false alarm then jog submerged but a partially submerged object turns out to be nothing serious
Frauke Stranahan of Toledo Ohio twice British Amateur champion led the British Open first round at Carnoustie with a 37 33 70 after more than half the field had completed play.
The pope granted a general audience to about 10 000 pilgrims and tourists in St Peter's Basilica. Groups from the United States attended. He is expected to travel to Castel Gandolfo, his summer residence, in the coming days.
Roy Palmer a deputy sheriff for 30 years and patrol member for three years died suddenly at his Brocton home at 5 p m yesterday. Sheriff Charles McCloskey announced the death. Franklin area notes include a plumbers strike halting the Miller-Sib ley Recreation Center and Keystone job impacts. A piano convention attendance is noted for Dr LeRoy Campbell in New York City. Local notices list sales, rentals, and game-commission viewers appointed for a Greene Township game preserve project.
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