Town Circulation Heralds A Busy Summer Weekend
A long readable OCR fragment describes events and promotions in the city, including theater and circus items, dining at Ginnie's, a buffet and dance at Corry Country Club, and various local notices. It mentions Gov Lawrence involvement in a centennial ceremony and community gatherings with entertainment, meals, and reservations. Several scattered names and venues appear, with a focus on upcoming events and local business offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Elsie
Noel Wallet
Haday Tor
Lee Sawai
Langdeny reported recovering from major surgery in Buffalo hospital
Warren Langdeny, councilman from Purch Ward, remains in Millard Pillmore Hospital after major surgery. He is manager of Warren National Driving Bank and active in civic affairs. The notice lists social events, a codicil signing in Orphans Court, and local community happenings in mill and dining venues with varied dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Blanche B. Austerholtz
Orphans Court
Lainie Fooberts
Allee -Wilani
Init Mink
M Earl
Mia Susterholt
Mae Leona Mrety
Min
Rusterholts
Greenfield
Station Road
Olen Tein
McAllister
Fen Bent
Yael Pate
Front Concern
Phillies
Youderday
Ko McAblister
Manninger
Weanesray
Linda Tarbell
Belone
Dendia
Bhite
Nat Bush
Hotel Corry
WH Waller
Caate Creek
Couldn't Catch a Ride Driver Naps After Accident
Franklin police report 20 year old Ralph Roberts Anderson drove his 1953 Chevrolet on Route 36 east of Planantville, swerved into a culvert and embankment, sustaining injuries. He crawled back into the wrecked car and slept while ambulance crew arrived. later he rode into Titusville with the crew. Damage estimated at $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Planantville
Ralph Roberts Anderson
Anderson
Howe
Frcultier
Hip
Ancepson
Titusville
Oil City
Terautk
Meadville GOP backs Dr Daniel D Maloney for coroner
Meadville voters see Daniel D Maloney as the Crawford County coroner candidate as the Republican Committee endorses him for the November ballot. The move leaves 60 Democratic contenders in the field. A separate report notes a California post for Sherman G Witton and a tax board reveal of school district funding impacts under a new equalization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Crawford County
Republican Committee
Daniel D. Maloney
Evililie
Eoroner
Sherman G. Witton
California
Jane Theslay
State Tax Namiliation Board
Aubeldien
Hiestate
Lebanon
Bethlehem
Mrs. A. Proctor Succumbs At 87
Mrs. A Proctor died at her daughter Mrs Richard Shreve s home RD 8 Centerville aged 87 She was born in Bea Ver and was wife of Adelbert Proctor Survived by three sons Homer Clayton Bonverdin and more grandchildren She was preceded in death by her husband in 1902 Services will be held at Web Musser Miner Home Union City with George Mulvit officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shreve
Centerville
Proctor
Bea
Brie
Juliette
Howard
Shreve
Homer
Lottaville
Clayton
Bre
Iwo
Bonverdinl
Jerandenil
Ivon
Boveri Comeleny
Long Stirs Up Cafe Fracas
Gov Earl K Long of Louisiana visited Juarez Mexico and got into a loud night club incident at the Charmant cafe. He objected to newspaper cameramen in his party of eight and cursed at reporters threatening to shoot them. After a brief flare up, Long and most of his party left for El Paso in their limousine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Juarez
Mexico
Juarez Cafe
Long
Big Spring
Charmant
Invernor
At The Hospital Report Update
At 7 a m today the hospital reported admissions and discharges. Admitted are Ellis Harvey of 119 East Congress street Frank E Mandaville Clymer Matt Welden 4 children of Raymond Welden Linda Holmes daughter of Bernard Holmes 5 and Mary John Windahl Sr 271 West Washington street Don MacMartin 249 Mead avenue Gertrude Pettigrew 50 East South street John Windahl Sr and Alvin Host R D 1 Linda Holmes daughter 6 Mary Williams daughter 6 and John Williams son 7 of Clymer Discharged include Amy Elizabeth Mason and daughter Raymond avenue Mrs Howard Miller East South street Laura Betts R D 2 Charles Hess 66 Raymond Gloria Jean Kubich Columbus James Leslie 607 South Center street Paul Bauer 15 West Park Place Tim Edward Nelson Columbus and other relatives transferred to Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Harvey
East
Congress Street
Prank E, Mandaville
Clymer
Matt
Raymond Welden
Sixth Avenue
Gertrude Pettigrew
East Bouth
John M. Windah! Sr
West
Washington Street
Don MacMartin
Mead Avenue
Alvin Host
R. D
Linda
Bernard Holmes
Mary
John
Ralph Williams
Richard Mason
Amy Elizabeth
Raymond Avenue
Howard Miller
East South Street
Erie
Laura Betts
Charles W. Hess
Frank Kubich
Gloria Jean
Columbus
James Leslie
South Center Street
Paul
Paul F. Bauer
West Park Place
Edward Nelson
Tim Edward
Lightning Kills Golfer At Louisville Club
A sudden downpour struck golfer Bernard Henry Breckel, 60, and his caddy Randell Woodward, 13, as they ran to the clubhouse. Breckel was killed and Woodward sustained severe burns to both legs. The incident occurred in Louisville, with the caddy badly burned. Several area hospitals listed admissions including Carl Weed, R. D. 1 Union City, and Mrs. Violet Rice, R. D. 3 Spartansburg, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
Bernard Henry Breckel
Breckel
Randell Woodward
State American Legion Parley Ends In Pittsburgh Tomorrow
The state convention of the American Legion closes Saturday with reports, election of officers, and speeches by U S Rep John P Saylor of Johnstown. Berks County Voiture Locale No 13 wins top awards for membership and child welfare. Miss Marlene Brazinski wins the state oratorical contest scholarship. eight posts receive membership trophies and plaques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
The
American Legion
U.S
John P. Saylor
Johnstown
Legion
Harry F. Koening
Pottsville
J. Jacob Hobaugh
Ford City
Paul B. Dague
Downingtown
Dague
Marlene Brazinski
du Bois
William A. Comoroda
3Rd
Dist
Donora
New Cumberland
Mather
Scranton
Millersburg
Carlisle
Hansover
Sheffield
Boothwyn
Philadelphia
Mount Carmel
Hanover
Mike Rushtown
Wilkes -Barre
Rites Completed For Mrs Lynam
Funeral arrangements are set for Mrs. Jennie B. Lynam 77 who died after an extended illness at The Quiet Acres Nursing Home West Spring Creek. She was born in Corty March 2 1882 and worked 57 years as a governess for the A C Morck family in Oil City before retiring and returning to Corry four years ago. Surviving are a sister Teresa Webber a brother Charles Hubertz a step sister Mrs John Dugan and a stepbrother George Emerson. The family will receive friends at Bracken Funeral Home 7 to 9 p m tonight tomorrow and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Rosary Sunday 8 p m Requiem Mass Monday 9 a m at St Elizabeths Church. Interment in St Elizabeths Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynam
Jennie B. Lynam
Quiet Acres
West Spring Creek
Corty
Oil City
A. C. Morck
Corry
Edward Lynam
George L. Bodmer
Teresa Webber
Charles Hubertz
John Dugan
George Emerson
R. D
Union City
Bracken Funeral
St. Elizbeth’s Church
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Keyratr
Vibeville
David TL Lawrence
Cie Ernest
Themiperti
Edwin Lb Bee
Fortune Rock
Grace Klieh
East Maver Gonn
Dirk
Mattioylrads
Giarl Tike
Ginnie’s
Pravsklies
Miles Aries
Westinghouse
Nepal
Carroll’s
Melernn
Glendine
Alge Tone
Pawl Corry Country Club
Anadal Sly Lenin
Mouton Relesford Yeutorday
Juniplie
Jay Ite
Lilli Yal
Mnink
Decitiee
Iit
Warren Lafe
Warren
Feont
Warren Genin
Te Wai
Youngsville
Unita City
Creenfield
Pardley Bake
Polip Betont
Apecta
Weskreothyy
Egilitiantion
Eben Cor
Pirates
Guants
Hamat Hospital
Alfin Moin
AL Hutt
General Auto
Elvair
Frank’s
Thames Motors
the Pines
Michelield
Hew Bond ‘Erwin
Noy Nein
Barney’s
Firestone
Speedway
Renard
Canter Street
Cafe Fracas
Phyallan Soake
Corry Material Hospital
Carl Weed
Union
Joe Burek
Katherine Agnew
Pittsfield
St. Thomas, the Apostle
Royer’s Grove
Charles C
Monroe
Henry R. Hershner
Doylestown
Sunbury
Dallas
Uniontown
Lancaster
Post 93 Media
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
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