Corry Journal notices and regional briefs
City and Vicinity items report Hamot Hospital School of Nursing dinner August 24 at 6 30 pm with reservations through two hostesses. Meadville police note rising arrests last month per Chief Gibson summary. Oakley Crane cites 299 adopted homes in Meadville with only one stray dog remaining. Jamboree plans for Eric David Pearce from Boy Scout Troop 18 include Jamboree at Valley Forge then Jubilee in Sutton Coldfield England. Westfield reports Howard Kincaid injured in truck incident. cemetery fund in Oil City nears halfway with $35 980 raised toward $50 000 goal. Red Grass Bloodmobile to visit Connell Lake and Meadville for Buffalo Center blood drive. Erie County coroners to file reports on traffic fatalities after August 31 under new law. James Aig or tie Wayne Valley Evangelical United Church will meet for noon dinner and officer elections.
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Corry Journal
Hamot Hospital School of Nursing
Ust Erie Tormers
Hamot
Howard Black
Edgevale Avenue
Ernest Nelson
Wyoming Avenue
Meadville
Edward C Gibson
Ffor
F. L. Baressi
Oil City
Grove Hill Cemetery
Oakley Crane
Crawford County Humane Society
Crane
Eric
David Pearce
Boy Scout
Valley Forge
Quebec
Sutton Coldfield
England
Corry Journal Printing Department
Spring Creek
Herbert Johnson
Westfield Memorial ‘Hospital
Kincaid
Morton's Children’s
Gonneaul Lake
Local notices report admissions and civilian drill
Readable items list admissions discharges and public notices from Jamestown and surrounding areas. William Evans Bear Lake and Mrs Harry Leld Clymer admitted. Cron reports large mouth bass with a blackbird inside. Civil Defense drill to take cover Friday noon to 2 pm with signals and curb pull. Hospital bond approved for 250000 to add a four story wing. Rummage sale at Paige's Auto Service. Fresh hearing aid batteries offered. Public service announcements and small ads across local streets and stores.
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William Evans
Bear Lake
Harry Leld
Clymer
Thomas Bold
Washington Street
Earl
Hid
Everett Stark
Ene
Marold Patchen
Sportine Journal
Titusville
William F. Cron
Cron
Linke Erie
Port Rowsa
Ont
Canada
Carl F. Sanford
Jamestown
Civil Defense Director
Flye Rexall
Jamestown U. S, Civil Service Commission
Paige's
North Center Street
Buesink Garage
Rainbow Girls
Jamestown General Hospital
Fire Rages Through Pine Valley Restaurant North of Pittsburgh
Fire swept the Pine Valley Restaurant on Route 19 north of Pittsburgh causing about $10,000 in damage. Assistant Chief W L Walker filed the damage estimate as firemen from seven companies battled the blaze. The cause was not immediately determined.
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Pittsburgh
Pine Valley
Route 19
W. L. Walker
Methodist Camps Begin in Erie Conference at Wesley Woods
Youth from the Erie Conference will attend two Methodist camps at Wesley Woods near Grand Valley July 13 to 20. Rev. Donald E. Bloomater leads senior youth camp for 10th to 12th graders, living in tents and planning camp life. Rev. Herbert E. Boyd directs intermediate camp for 7th to 8th graders with cabin groups and self planned activities. About 100 youths are expected, from western New York and northwestern Pennsylvania churches.
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Wesley Woods Methaist
Grand Valley
Donald E. Bloomater
Fairview Methods Church
Herbert E. Boyd
Albion Methodist Ghaveh
New York State
Pennsylvania
iGame Official Fired After 21 Years Service
Harrisburg report states Roger Latham chief of research for the Pennsylvania Game Commission will leave August 15 after 21 years. He cites differences over wildlife management policy and ethics. Bennett confirms resignation. Latham had salary near $10,000 yearly and reportedly received other offers.
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Harrisburg
Roger Latham
Researc
Penesylvamia Game Commission
Commission
Fred
Latham
Gil
Bemmett
Bennett
Harrisburg Patriot
Plane Crash Mystery at Clark Mountain Dismissed
A forest fire report near Clark Mountain led to a long search for a crashed plane. A radio message from Officer A M Smith said there was no airplane crash and it was only timber fire. Earlier reports claimed wreckage sighting and a rescue party sought survivors in a fierce electrical storm.
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Calif
Clark Mountain
A.M. Smith
California Highway
Fuller Theological Seminary Team To Present Service
A group of Fuller Theological Seminary students from Pasadena will lead a special service at Evangelical United Brethren Church in Bear Lake at 7 30 this evening. Pastor Gerald Lundeen will officiate and the event will include a film show Waith In Action featuring Dr Charles Fuller and the Old Fashioned Revival Hour. Matt Welde Don Davis and Yung Sheng Chen will speak and contribute music with Chen also sharing experiences from his Formosa background and detention in an internment camp.
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Fuller Theological Semminary
Pasadena
Calif
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bear Lake
Gerald Lundeen
Charles FE. Fuller
Matt Welde
Don Davis
Yung Sheng Chen
Formosa
Orient
New Plant To Employ About 100 By September
ERIE Construction of a new half million dollar industrial plant Concrete Pipe Co. of Ohio Inc. will create about 100 jobs by September as the facility nears completion. The project signals a boost for local industry and regional manufacturing capacity.
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ERIE
Concrete Pipe Co. of
Ohio Inc
Hudson official announces 495 acre plant project in Fairview Township
Grayam Bing of Hudson, president of the concern, visited Erie yesterday and disclosed plans for a Nickel Plate influenced project at a 495 acre site on Manchester Road in Fairview Township. Roy Tanner, manager of the Chamber’s Industrial Bureau, said construction would create a 30,000 square foot facility, to be built and in operation by September. The main building will measure 50 by 340 feet.
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Grayam
Bing
Hudson
Erie
Manchester Road
Fairview Township
New York Central
Roy
Tanner
Tndustrial Bureau
Khrushchev Tours Czechoslovakia in Loyalty Bid
Khrushchev praised Antonin Novotny as a strong ally during a 500 mile train tour from the border to Prague. He told factory workers in Zilina that recent purges in the Soviet Union removed black sheep and assured Czech communists of continued loyalty to the Soviet line.
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Prague
Bulganin
Czechoslovakia
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Zilina
Kimushchev
Antonii Novotny
Novotny
Rumors Tie Bulganin to Khrushchev Ouster Backers
The New York Times cited diplo reports that Bulganin may be on the Way Out and that he and Khrushchev rival Voroshilov deserted Khrushchev during the critical moment. Salisbury suggested Bulganin’s resignation could open the path to Zhukov’s appointment as defense minister and army chief. An Israeli broadcast, citing French sources, said Bilganin may be ousted and named as a supporter of the move against Khrushchev.
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The
New York Times
Bulgunin
Harrison EH. Salisbury
Times
Moscow
Klement ‘Voroshilov
Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molony
Kaganovich
Dmitri ‘Shepilov
Bulgania
Salisbury
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