Man charged with involuntary manslaughter in fatal crash
Ronald Rollick 18 of St Marys faced an involuntary manslaughter charge after John Vana died from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Rollick. Rollick was arraigned before Justice William Timm and released on a $1000 bail for the next term at Elk County court. State Police from Ridgway filed the information.
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Ronald Rollick
St. Marys
John Vana
Young Rollick
Justice of the Pesce
William ‘Timm
Rollick
Elk County Court
Ridgway
Yanik
Bt Marys Hospital
Rol- Weir
Hear St. Marys
Willoughby Funeral To Be Held In Buffalo
Charles P Willoughby 61 dies. funeral at Ernest Wedekind Funeral Home Buffalo at 10am Monday. Body to Corry for committal at Pine Grove Cemetery 2 30pm Monday. He was husband of Leatha Boutwell. Cornerstone laying at Methodist Shakeh Wallaceville at 3pm tomorrow with Rev D L Murray. Church to be enclosed this fall. 32 congregation members performing work.
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Mead Park
L. J. Kelly
Frank Garpegie
Corry
Picnnrc
Charles P. Willoughby
Buffalo
Ernest Wedekind
Pine Grove
Mr. Willoughby
Leatha Boutwell
New Methodist Shakeh
Wallaceville
D. L. Murray
County Wheat Growers Vote On Marketing Quotas June 26
County wheat growers nationwide will vote on whether to retain marketing quota controls for wheat produced in 1950. If approved quotas continue for any farm with at least 16 acres, with penalties on excess production and price support between 7 and parity percent. If voted down quotas end, acreage allotments remain as price support eligibility bases at 60 percent. Voting places to be announced.
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Furmness
Hotel Break-In Report From Petersburg Sparks Investigation
Fragmentary text describes a break in at a Petersburg hotel room with a thief taking valuables. The report mentions local police and an eye examination reference, but details are unclear and unverified.
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Petersburg
Direct Reading Type Light Meter For All Around Use
The article argues for direct reading light meters as versatile tools for beginners. It warns against universal meters and details how to read meters, handle incident versus reflected light, and use judgment for exposure.
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Universit
Ted
Tims Ashisturbus
Dali
Hillbilly Troupe At Corry Tonight Grand Ole Opry
The Hillbilly Troupe brings the Grand Ole Opry to Corry tonight with doors at 7 and showtime at 8 15. A waterproof tent on East Main street will seat 3000, housing 50 performers including Bill Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys Cowboy Copps and his Oklahoma Cowboys Dot and Smoky and other Opry stars.
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Wihve Mumuy
Corry
Grand Ole Opry
Opry
Oklahoma Cowboys
Dot
Smoky
Shenandoah Valley
Little Willie
Bessie Lee
Cousin Grace
Haviard White
State Hearings For Erie Bribers Set For June Session
Erie bribery case commutation hearings target nine prisoners during the state pardon board three day session in Harrisburg. Hearings begin at 9 a.m. in the Supreme Court room with District Attorney Damian McLaughlin and defense for the men present. Commutation requests include Alessi Koehler Domore Rotunda Di Tullio Camilli Meriseen Michalski and Martin. Six additional Erie County cases heard simultaneously involve Peterson Sagilla Stewart Gleaton Brown and Donaducy.
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Erte
State Pardon Board
Supreme Court
Capitol Building
Harrisburg
Damian McLaughlin
Carl Alessi
John Koehler
Arthur Damore
Joseph Rotunda
Daniel di Tullio
Edward Camilli
James Mer
Edward Michalski
John Martin
Erie County
Bill Peterson
Michael Sagilla
Robert Stewart
Robert Gleaton
Clyde Brown
John Donaducy
Crminal Bel
Railroad and union reach first contract for barge workers
Pittsburgh agreement between Pennsylvania Railrod and Transport Workers Local 2095 provides a five cent hourly raise for 40 barge workers retroactive to December 16, 1953. Details of existing wage scales not disclosed.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania ‘Railrod
CIO ‘Transport Workers Local 2095
Church Services and Schedules Across Town
A local church roundup lists Salvation Army services on East Washington with Sunday School at 11:00, worship at 8:00 p.m., and various midweek meetings. St Elizabeth’s R C Church on West Pleasant offers multiple Mass times. Nazarene on Essex Street posts Sunday School at 10:00, worship at 11:00, Young People at 7:45. Pentecostal on West Pleasant hosts 9:45 Sunday School and 11:00 worship. Seventh Day Adventist on North Center lists Sabbath services at 10:00 p.m. and 11:30 a.m. plus midweek prayer.
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Salvation Army
Washington Street
Walter Crouch
Young Peoples Meeting
Cub Pack
Soouta
Corpa Cadets
Tadies
Junior Legion
Holiness
Singing Company
BT. Elizabeth's R. C
West Pleasant Street
Cyril Kronz
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street
R. R. Merriman
Young People’s Meeting
Seventh-Day Adventist
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule
Corner South Center and West Rev. Paul Bauer Church School sessions canceled for Children's Day. Morning Worship at 11 am also featuring the Children's Day program. Week activities include Girl Scout Troop 39 on Monday 7 30 pm Boy Scout Troop 81 Tuesday Cub Pack 182 Wednesday Youth and Choir practice Thursday evening.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
Eternal Christ
Jesus
Church Council of Administration
Boy Scouts
Cottage
Lewis Nye
West Columbua Avenue
Lyle Chase
Friendship Aid Society
Ivan Miller
Beaverdam
Brotherhood
Mead Park
First Methodist Church
South Center
East Pleasant
Howard J. Stull
Methodist Youth Fellowship
WSCS
Orpha Circle
Durham
Railroad Street
Esther Circle
James Donaldson
Scott's Crossing Road
Mary Circle
Henry Rockman
Spring Street
Marion Jaggs
West Pleasant Street
First Baptist Church
Second Avenue
Robert J. DeBoer
the Baptist
WOTR
Young Peoples
Boy Scout
Ladies Fellowship
Joseph_ Hudson
Hasbrouck
Aurelia “Cosma
ST. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Elmer A. Ortner
Concord
East South Streets
Dan B. Brayin
John Legum
Pittsburgh
Corncil
Alton Dahlstrand
East Soth Street
Ladies Aid and Onary Society
Harrison Keppel
A. A.marker
Clarence Deyo
John East
First Presbyterian Church
West Pleasant Streets
Paul ¥. Bauer
Emmanuel Episcopal Church Weekly Schedule and Events
Emmanuel Episcopal at 21 North Center Street lists Trinity Sunday services at 8:00 am Holy Communion 9:45 am Church School and 11:00 am Morning Prayer Holy Communion and sermon on The Three Persons Evening activities include Chi Rho Lillian Guild Emmanuel Guild and Choir rehearsals with a Feast of St Barnabas observance and prayer group. First Church of Christ Scientist on East Columbus Ave at Wayne St hosts 11:00 am services sermons and telemony meeting with reading room hours weekly.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
North
Center Street
William , Seltz Jr
Trinity
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Prayer Group
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
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Lloyd H. Mullen
Carl Nelson
Corry Memorial Hospital
Raymond Mfg. Ca
Tne
Nelson
Claude Thayer
Comny
Dayton
Thayer
Carnation Milk Co
Processing i
South
Hils
Faye
Onr
Orris
Chicago
Hetty
Dallas
Tex
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bradford
Pub- Yp Utility Commission
PUC
Sir Baboork
West
Wuld
Theodore R. Root
Paul Lindstrom
York and
Grand Streets
Bald Lindstrom
Tray Ting
Grand Street
Roots Cit
York Street
Root
Linda Strom
SEOUL
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Bogan
A. J. Logan Co
Pittsburgh, PA
First Avenue
Opt Bracke
Firat
Will
Erie
First Pentecostal Church
Assembles of God
Weet Pleasant Street
J. B. Kelly
Thomas the Apostle
B. C
West Washington
Francis J. Graves
John G. DeSantt
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Maple Avenue
J. Emerson Law
Bible School
Ladies Missionary Service
Paul's Men
E. E. Guignon Ajax Iron Works
Davison Funeral Home
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Fogla Lumber Company
Corry-Jamestown Mfg
Hammond Elevator Co
Western Auto Store
Olds
Frad Kinley Insurance
Crystal Coal Company
Northwestern Rural Electric Co-operative Association, Inc
Rex Theatre
Guy W. Bennink
Brocken Funeral Home Model Dairy Company
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Jere Otty
Ed Tor Chic
Bob
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