Obituary notices and local notices from Corry area
Archibald Bosaird 52 a Titusville service manager died suddenly at home after a heart attack. James M. Chaplain prominent Mason and former city official died in Brooks Memorial Hospice. Memorial Day address by Rich ard Scarpitti broadcast on WOTR. Centerville Nazarene church dedicated after remodeling. Meadville couple charged with street fighting. Warren General Hospital adopts 1957 58 budget of 1 011 650. Local auctions and business notices for Corry area services and events.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Titusville
Archie Kenneth Bosard
Townville
Bosaird
Fleming “Ord Co
Seveeks
Westesville Borgueh Council
Joseph McCormick Company of
Erie
CAHS
Corry Area High School
Douglas Rozelle
D.B. Taggart
Dunikirk
James M. Chaplain
Brooks Memorial Hospice
Carroll
Meadville
Richard Scarpitti
WOTR
Centerville
Riceville
Church of the Nazarene
R. F. Heinlein
Pittsburgh
Diemer's
Spring Creek
Corry
Journal Printing Department
Mary Circle
First Methodist Church
Mead Park
Ashtabula
Great Lakes
Dearle
W. W. Wood
James Beatty
Conneautrille
Gail Baldridge
Connentville
City Hospital
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Hospital Admits and Discharges List From Local World
As of 7 am a hospital report shows admissions including Mrs Maxwell Brows and Anna Bleluk’s daughter, with several others named by address. Discharges include Oscar Fralick, Harry Brink, and Leon Barnes among many. The Harding Parent-Teacher Association schedules a meeting tomorrow at 10 for the school picnic, announced over station WOTR.
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Maxwell Brows
Anna
John Bleluk
Paull Weber
West Churchtreet
Telford Berkey
Spartansburg
Oscar Fralick
Harry Brink
Kurt. Harrion Keppel
Matt Street
Howard Morris
South Street
Leon Barnes
Union City
MIS
Michael Sekerak
Veronica” Binnie
Cohranes
Paul
Harding Parent-Teacher Association
Richard Scarpitti
WOTR
Three Killed As Cyclists Invade Town
Angels Camp endures a violent weekend as motorcyclists from multiple states descend for AMA events. Three cyclists die in accidents, 23 hospitalized, 26 jailed for drunkenness and disturbances as police restore order with regional agencies. Drag racing lights up Main Street for two hours before safety returns amid fallout from a nearby nuclear test.
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Angels Vase
Gaulton
Mother Lode
Angels Camp
Vith Wehway Patrol
Ayers
Fire Gutts Waterford Farm Home on Route 97
A one story farm home near Waterford on Route 97 was seriously damaged by a blaze discovered around 10 30 a m Sunday by neighbors. Fire Chief Rex Scott estimated losses at 10000. Owner Harvey Wells and his family occupied the residence. Four rooms were gutted. Fire companies from nearby districts responded.
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Route 97
Waerford
Waterford
Rex Scott
Harvey Wells
Scott
Rain Dampens Firemen’s Festival Parade and Prizes
Rain disrupted the Columbus Firemen’s three day festival held to aid the department’s treasury drawing hundreds of attendees before the weather. In the evening parade Sugar Grove won first and Union City second for best drum and bugle corps. Youngsville placed first for band with Busty second for best band. Conyo Fire Department earned best equipped truck. Waterford and Union City aided the alarm response. Cause of the fire remains undetermined.
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Youngsville Fire
Clymer
Findley Lake Fire Department
Tidioute Fir Department
Columbus Brownies
Columbus Grange
Columbus
Sugar Grove
Union City
Youngsville
Conyo
Waterford
Mayville Opens June Supreme Court Term with Buffalo Justice
The June term of the Supreme Court opened at Mayville today with Justice Harry J. Purdon of Buffalo making his first appearance in Chautauqua County. The report notes ongoing local coverage and mentions related public notices, including a county surplus foods deadline and city environmental concerns in Ashtabula.
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Coerry Evening Journal
Corry
Mayville
Harry J. Purdon
Buffalo
Chautauqua County
Baressi
Warren County
Weathestay
Richard
Scarpitti
Wotr
Ashtabute
Ashtabula
Lake Shore
Minor Fallout Seen From Blast
Three air masses spreading from yesterday's small IA-bomb test are expected to cause only minor off-site fallout, the Atomic Energy Commission reports. The blast, second in the current test series, produced a brief flare and a small round cloud, with observers estimating the shot under five kilotons. Pixs, monkeys and mice were placed in the blast path in a test setup.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Actor Russell Hicks Dies in Los Angeles at 62
Veteran actor Russell Hicks 62 died Saturday in Los Angeles. Born in Baltimore he built a long career on screen stage and television with notable roles across genre and era.
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Los Angeles
Russell Hicks
Baltimore
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