Corry area notes include break-in inquiry and hospital report
City and vicinity items show a sheriff investigation into three break-ins at hunting camps near Cold Springs in Elk Township with clues being followed and ownership unsettled. Also reported is Eugene W. Schmelder aged 28 of Waterford injured in a one car wreck along Route 322 near the former Lake Breeze Hotel. he is in satisfactory condition at City Hospital with scalp abrasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Warren
Cold Springs
Elk Township
Sheriffs Department
LE Linder
Clearfield Furs
Stewart's
Meadville
Eugene W. Schmelder
Waterford
City Hospital
Schneiter
Lake Breeze
Route 322
Hospital admissions and discharges listed in local report
At The Hospital Report compiled as of a. tosey shows admissions including Rev Richard Miller 18 Concord Street Hervey Dandy 512 Eat Main and Lawrence Becom 24 West Pridenck along with others. Discharges include Mrs Loren Upperman Cire James Foley 1216 Wet Peasent and Mrs Carl Henry Union City among names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tosey
Richard Miller
Concord Street
Hervey Dandy
Eat Main Street
Lawrence Becom
West Pridenck
Evel Wars Reese Desfer Ji" Sair Circe
Rehard Querrevil
Ruth Carlbure
Ais Cxs
Keith Prilick
Spartanstors
Andrew Kish
Loren Upperman
Local notices on deliveries and volunteer fundraising efforts
A fragmented report notes F L Baressi handles beer and soft drinks deliveries. It mentions fundraising totals of $171 for the Tittinville district improvements, $1240 advanced for camp development, and $85 from commercial firms and scout sanities. It also references Thomas Motors with updated inspection stickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittinville
Drake Gounell
Gump Coffman
William Forsythe
Voluinter
Pink Presbyterian Church
Canadohta Lake Local notices and gatherings update
The diary item list notes a Dairy Company picnic for employees and families at Marcresan Beach Park Canadohta Lake tomorrow. The Putnam and Ricke family reunions are scheduled for Canadohta Lake with meals at Marcresan Beach Park. A Stewart's Hat Shop sale offers summer hats for $1.00. Charles McIntosh speaks on stewardship at McCray Church Wednesday evening with special music by local performers and Youth Night Thursday hosted by Spartansburg MYF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Company
Marcresan Beach Park
Canadohta Lake
Stewart's
Putnam
Marchesan Beach Park
W. F. Rickers
Corry Grange to Meet at Grange Hall on Park Street
Corry Grange No 55 members plan Monday 4 30 pm gathering at Grange Hall Park street. Jamestown postmastership speculations rise as several candidates, including four career post office men, are discussed by officials. Union carpenters in Oil City end strike after undisclosed settlement with Veniafigo Contractors. Anouk claims 100 million acres or 30 percent of US crop land used for corn annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Venango
Clirioy
Forest
Alvin I Rump
Social Curity Administration
Brooks
McCray
George Myers
Corry
Chass
Marseresin Beach
Canadohts Lake
Corry Grange No. 55
Grange Hall
Park Street
Mabel
Jamestown
Jamesun
Rudolph
Swanson
State Division of Safety
Ritz
Warren
Union Carpenters
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Loen No. 880
Veniafigo Building Contractors, Inc
Anouk
New ALCOA Pay Talks Scheduled
Pittsburgh AFL Aluminum Workers and Aluminum Co. of America plan a new wage talks round before a Sunday midnight strike deadline after an all day recess. CIO United Steelworkers keep negotiators ready as subcommittees work on a job evaluation program. The two unions cover about 25 000 ALCOA production workers and plan joint strategies. a company spokesman says steelworkers may meet tomorrow, last meeting was July 19. Boosts Phone Rates Harrisburg North Pittsburgh Telephone Co will raise rates Monday for 6148 subscribers, adding about 34350 dollars a year, with PU C approval saying extra capital is needed for equipment and future customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu Pittsburgh
AFL Aluminum Workers and Aluminum Co. of America
CIO
United Steelworkers
ALCOA
Harrisburg
North Pittsburgh Telephone Co
Gibsonia
Public Utility Commission
Firemen delegates prepare for district parade in Titusville
Fire officials announce a district meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. Saturday brings a parade with thousands of dollars worth of equipment, a 3 p.m. start, and units registering at No 2 fire station from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The event features a horse drawn ancient steamer owned by Titusville, fired up for display. Evening aerial show on Spring Street and a fountain of colors display accompany the week. Local businesses urged to display American flags as asphalt use in road paving expands nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rage One
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bng
No 2
Titusville
Ray Laurie
Spring Street
Hose Company
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Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Crawford
Chautauqua
Crawford County
Corry Beverage
Aswensor
Martin Gregor
Eaded Heart Mission Howe
Girards Township
Gregor
Spring Creek
Minnesota
McIntyre
Little Valley 2
Dade
Joseph A. Nevins
Allegeny Reservation
Cattarao- Rus County
Morse Sewing Machines
Litz Key and Sewing Machine Shop
Corry Hospital
F. L. Baressi
Thomas Motors
Bexyhoial
Bengfeisl
Poonla
Ioan
Bonehi
Wes
N. Contor St
Loblaw's
Phomor
Erie — Corner
Eighth & Sts
S&h
Anne Nan
United States
Dodd
Cotry’s Smart Women's Shop
Dr. West
Westinghouse
West Main Street
Corry, Pa
Miller
PA Rae
Walters
Streamliner Utility
Hanien
Belton
Meerdink’s
Tricycles
Pol
Stras Derson
Anders
Anders Drine
Cappinles
Strass
Plutaber
Beto
Tul
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