Corry Journal prints Erie area notices and ads
A pasted page from The Corry Journal lists Erie region items including a burglary plea for Norman Weed of Erie, car thefts and jail notes, a Friday night hotel buffet, clothing sales at Katherine's and Dan Rivers, a drowning incident near Gowanda, firemen water battles at Columbus, Jamestown General Hospital losses and community notices from Meadville and Meadville ambulance drive. It also mentions a branch plant by Chemetron Corp in Erie for industrial gases and various local events and ads.
Hospital Report and Community Notes From Local Area
At The Hospital Report compiled as of this morning lists several discharges and names local residents, with contact details and addresses. The Concord Community Club announces a meeting at the Community House with families asked to bring cake, 5:30 to 9 p.m. A Saegertown School Board hire assigns two teachers for 1958 59, Raymond Hartley and Marjorie Katope, both recent graduates. Summer clearance at Mabel's Shoppe continues. Reports from Titusville note sunny weather aiding road crews after storms in Venango and Mercer counties, with minor maintenance in Crawford and surrounding areas. Private swimming lessons offered by Jeff Baldwin in Meadville. Arthur T. McGonigle tours Venango County campaigning for governor, commenting on narrow highways near Cooperstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Community Club
Hotel Corry
Saegertown
Mabel
Titusville
Althoweh
Crawford County
Venango
Mercer
Jeff Baldwin
Meadville
Venango County
Arthur T. McGonigle
Cooperstown
McGonigle
Local Grange Meeting and Community Notices Prompt Activity
Community items include Carry Grange No 55 meeting at 6:30 pm in Grange Hall and a call to bring sandwiches. A Brie news room operator, 45, pleaded not guilty to a lottery charge after yesterday arrest by Eple police vice squad. John Pacuraw, 48, of Brie, entered not guilty plea at arraignment before Alderman George Christoph. A heating was set for 11 am Tuesday. Pacuraw seized with numbers sling goods from his establishment police claim. Summer clearance sale at Katherine's features ladies and children's departments. Meadville: two Conneaut Lake youths, 13 and 14, apprehended for stealing a car and driving to Conneaut Lake. to juvenile court. Car owned by Decatur Timan, stolen from a parking lot. The makings for a picnic supper disappeared from a Nickel Plate Freight car in the yards. items include hams, pepperoni, veal livers, and ned ham. value undetermined. Personalized stationery offered at The Gift Shop. Erie: sidewalks around city schools may be ordered. Streets Director will name sidewalk surveyor. notices to owners failing to act may lead to city installation and charges. MacKos Market advertises canned hams, meat loaf mix, smoked pork chops, bacon ends, ground beef, and poultry at listed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Columbus
Brie
Eple
John Pacuraw
George Christoph
Pacuraw
Katherine's
Wt Decatur, Timan
Carroll
Wthz
Erie
Erieltes
Joseph Walczak
Macko's Market
East Main Street
Uneasy Calm After Marines Land In Beirut
Beiruts streets show tense calm after 9,400 Marines landed, halting the rebellion temporarily. Rebels in Beirut may be weighing risks of opposing American forces, while Tripoli reports little fighting. Adm Holloway arrives aboard Taconic as Brig Gen Wade contemplates further deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Iraq
Camille Chamoun
Basra
Capitol Square
Saeb Salam
U. S
Tripoli
Lebanon
Adm
James I. Holloway
Amphibian Group
Taconic
Sidney Wade
Wade
Tito Recognizes Iraq Rebel Govt in Belgrade
President Tito announced that Yugoslavia has recognized the rebel government in Iraq and intends to establish normal diplomatic relations. He spoke while conferring with Egyptian leader Nasser and cabled support for Iraqis choosing their own social system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Iraq
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Phenldeah Nagser
United Arab Republic
Beirut Evacuees Arrive in London Amid Tense Flight
One hundred five evacuees from Beirut landed in London aboard a British Middle East Airline flight. Most were British employees and families, including Captain Jack Griffin from Miami who described Beirut’s scene as soldiers shopped for coconuts and souvenirs. Griffin has competed with the Lebanese airline since last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUNUN
Beirut
London
Lebanon
Jack Griffin
Miami
Griffin
French Cruiser Nears Lebanon Diplomacy Plays Out in Beirut
The French cruiser De Grasse anchored off Beirut in a precautionary move. A French Embassy spokesman said the ship was present as a precaution as Chamoun appeals for military aid to France Britain and the United States following American Marines landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beiru UL
Lebanon
de Grasse
Beirut
Camille Chamoun
France
Britain
United States
Mulloy to lead Pennsylvania Magistrates Association
James T. Mulloy of Johnstown succeeds Lloyd B. Grammes of Allentown today as president of the Pennsylvania Magistrates Association. The change of leadership comes as the association continues lobbying for magistrates’ interests across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neads PA
Atlantic City
James T. Mulloy
Johnstown
Lloyd B. Grammes
Allentown
Pennsylvania Magistrates Association
Goldfine Pal of Truman Testifies on RFC Loan Effort
Goldfine testified he frequented the White House during the Truman era and pressed John W. Steelman for a 12 million dollar Reconstruction Finance Corp loan for a garage project under the Boston Common. He said the RFC initially pledged the loan but it later fell through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Renard Goldfine
White House
Truman
Eisenhower
Goldfine
John W. Steelman
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Boston Common
RFC
Judge Davis Plans Resignation to Run for Lt Governor
Judge John Morgan Davis of the Philadelphia Common Pleas bench announced plans to resign around August 15 to devote himself full time to Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor. He cited court backlog and ABA rules, while continuing to speak at a Democratic seminar and asserting strong party momentum in key counties. Democratic leaders urged continued support as they push for a statewide legislature majority to advance new policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugheburg
John Morgan Davis
Philadelphia Common Pleas
American Bar Association
Davis
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Preas
Lawrence
Montgomery
Chester
Lancaster
Delaware
Joseph M. Barr
America
Bright Pulsating Light Sparks Erie Sky Theories
ERIE observers report a bright pulsating light moving north from the southern horizon last night. Amateurs Leonard Deeds and Henry Wrotney and pilot Frank Christoph describe speeds and altitude estimates while CAF spokesman suggests a neon anti collision light or a misidentified craft, with Sputnik routing over Lake Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Omidi
Leonard Deeds
Henry Vrotney
Warn Americans To Flee Mid-East Amid Damascus Warning
The U S consulate in Damascus urges all American tourists to leave the Middle East and avoid crowds. About 75 Americans live there, mostly diplomats and business families. Newspapers and radio denounce U S actions in Lebanon. STAMP DEALER DIES IN NEW YORK George B Sloane 60, renowned stamp appraiser and dealer, died Tuesday of a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-East
Damascus
U. S
Middle East
United States
Lebanon
New York
George B. Sloane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry
Journal Printing Department
Norman Weed
George Chrristoph
Weed
Berhard Kwitowekel
Rita Woolf
Morton
North Center Street
Ben Sulkowski
Melvin Wittman
LeRoy Suishburn
Warren
Albert Almindinger
Russell
Frank Grattaria
Youngsville
State Poice
Almindinger
Kinnton
Graflaria
Dan Rivers
Lttle
Valley
Robert Clark
Ed Campbell
Cattaraugus County
Morgan L. Sigel
Tri- County
Gowanda
Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Diemer's
Eewin Shade
Nemett
Jamiestown
Little Theatre
Marshall Dehtin
Shade
Treno Kaufman Settlement
Allegheny River
Boy Scout
Camp Olmsted
Civil Defense
Hallmark Cards
Sea’s Drugs
Eric
John Hi. Leamy
Erie Council For Exceptional Children
Lakeview Municipal Hospital
Leamy
Lakeview Hospital
Corry Beverage
Charles Downing
Frontier Park
Meadville Merchants
Donald A. Cook
Meadville Chamber of Commerce
Cook
Jupon Merchants
Meadville Ambulance Service
Herbie Johnson
TUFFY
Kendall
THFE
Washington Streets
Ta.m
Corry Hospital
Warren G. Raynor
Shermin
Manley Robblay Jr
Main Street
James Busch
Mayville
Robert ‘Severson
Witts
Bane
Mary Gaffney
Gilbert Sorenson
Sugar Grove
Terre Mountain
East Church Street
Ronald McCray
Johnson Streets
Richard — Christensen
Frederick Street
Dale
Earl Southall
Centerville
Barach’s Home Furniture Co
Robert’s
Doans
Orbine JR
Vitalis Hater
Ige
Service and Health
Dodd
Eveready Chlordane Ant Powder
DuPont Lawn Weed Killer
Conry, PA
Ian
Jane Park
Mar
Pum
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