Auto accident settlement in Common Pleas court
A compromised settlement approved in Common Pleas Court awards John T. Matson Jr. and wife $1,500 from Harold and Catherine Dailey for injuries to 7 year old Eric Matson from a May 1958 collision involving Evie Dailey. The report also notes other local notices and upcoming events across Meadville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Department
Lawcult
Eric
Wis
Common Pleas Court
John T. Matson Jr
Tommy Matson
Harold
Catherine Dailey
Evie
Dailey
Jom Phillip McLusky
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wattsburg
McLusky
Franklin R. Yeaney
John E. Murray
New York
McLucky
Murray
Herbie Johnson
Meadville
Crawford County
Paul M. Smith
Dick Hose Company
Diemer’s
First Avenue
West Main Street
Lida Peebles
Pittsburgh
Hospital Report and local notices from Corry area
At the Hospital Report as of a.m. today several admissions and discharges are listed including H. Wilcox and Mrs. Sarah Zataneck among others. Building permits for May totaled 1,078,058, raising year to date 1958 to 9,002,270 compared with last year’s May figure. Mowrey's Greenhouses advertises garden stock on Wayne Street. The American Legion Auxiliary meets at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Legion Towns. Tri-County Council June 1 details advised. The General State Authority awarded multiple contracts for Polk State School facilities with overall project to serve 4,000 patients and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Bureau of Inspection
State Department of Industry and Labor
Titusville Area
Marshall A Fisher
Main Street
Hotel Corry
Brie
Paul Pinnigatt
George Christoph
Beverly
Garr
Hamot Hospital
Janes Bensinks
Clymer
Clarence Raymond
Gus Castrantas
Pleasant Street
Donna
Donald Pike
North Center Street
Erle Building
Mapedoy B. A. Sieworth
Mowrey
Wayne Street
American Légion Auxiliary
Legion
First Avenue
Tri-County Council
Victor Orn
Corry Beverage
Mendyilie
The
General State Authority
Rodney W. DeVore
Polk State School
Eckert Plumbing Co
Ol City
Cobain and McClelland of
Franklin
One In Three Has TB Says Health Society
The Pennsylvania Tuberculosis and Health Society warned that about 55 million Americans are infected with tuberculosis germs, with 2.7 million expected to develop the disease at some point in life. The group noted declines in deaths but more people are in treatment, and infections are higher among men, colored persons, and older individuals, especially in urban industrial areas and lower economic groups. Philadelphia area shows highest rate. officials call TB still a serious problem and not yet conquered. Erie reports a 200-pound safe stolen from D. Sneiderman Co. along with break-ins at U.S. Mand Chor and several coin machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hariusburg
Piersouis
United States
Pennsylvania
Tate
Philadelphia
Marle Fischer
National ‘Tuberculosis Association
Fischer
Construction on Tshaped building nears completion
Ninety men work daily on a Tshaped building with three sections. The gymnasium and auditorium will not be finished by September, but the project aims to have all sections ready this fall. The workforce includes 92 employed by the general contractors.
Kane School Construction Delayed Until Fall Completion
Blair Gamble of Gamble and Gamble Bolivar contractors said main sections of the Kane School and junior high building will be ready by September with full completion by year end. Superintendent Paul Miller stated moving into the new building begins August 1 and classes start in the new structure for the 1958 59 semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Gamble
Gamble and Gamble
Bolivar Contractors
Paul R. Miller
Miller
Major Officials Probe Beanball Regulation Meeting
Major league officials including Warren Giles of the National League and Will Harridge of the American League planned a joint regulation to curb deliberate beanball pitches. The meeting aimed to address pitches meant to dust off batters and take effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Giles
Will Hayridge
McMullin Leads Dallas Open
McMullin tops Dallas Open field after a 64 first round leading by six strokes over Tony Lema Doug Sanders and Gary Player. Big names Sam Snead Julius Boros Ken Venturi and others posted 67s 68s as the event unfolds in Dallas for a $25 000 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas UF
John McMullin
Fli Onks
Calif
McMullin
Alameds
Palo Alto
Tony Lema
Napa
Doug Sanders
Miami
Fla
Gary Player
Johannesburg
South Africa
Sam Snead
Larsen Finally Reaches .500 Milestone in World Series Hero's Return
Don Larsen, famed for the only perfect World Series game, finally hits .500 in the majors. The right-hander improved to 44-44 after a 2-0 win over Brooklyn in the 1950 World Series, aiding the New York Yankees to a first-game victory in a doubleheader against the Chicago White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yori
Don Larsen
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Last Night's Figits Los Angeles Bout Ends in Quick Stoppage
Alvaro Gutierrez of Mexico stops Karl Guder of Germany in the 148 pound lightweight clash last night in Los Angeles, delivering a decisive finish and asserting control early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figits
Los Angeles
Alvaro Gutierrez
Mexico
Karl Guder
Germany
Publisher Denies Closing Of Area Newspapers
James town editor Edward J. Byrne and Inter national Typographical Union president elect Elmer Brown deny an Associated Press report that The James town Sun and Colorado Springs Free Press will shut down. Byrne says the AP correction was taken out of context and confirms no closure plan remains. Brown plans to continue existing policies for both papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Edward J. Byrne
Jamestown Sun
Colorado Springs Free Press
Associated Press
Byrne
Mint
Elmer Brown
International Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Byrnes
Denver
Indianapolis Bireau
Brown
Gun and Fire Press
Time Magazine
the Sun
Free Press
Printers’ Union
Woodruff Randolph
Sun and Rhe Press
No Sale Dispute Over Outboard Motor Value
Mrs Monica Putnam of Paul Minn had no trouble selling an outboard motor after advertising it for sale. She told callers it was in the yard of her home attached to a barrel. The next morning the motor was gone. The item valued at 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Minn Wi
Monica Putnam
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Carroll
Columbus Grange No 75
Westfield
Jones Aries
Oscar Peterson
Westfield Amb
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Dad
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Mabel
Raymond E. Kish
Steve Farkasovsky
Kish
Farkasovsky
Moose Club
Youngasville
Youngayilla Development Council
F. L. Baressi
Allel Mix
Andrew Johnson
Picidilll Hill Road
B.D
Elmview Jersey
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Corry Hospital
H. Wilcox
Snyder Circle
Sarah Zataneck
Bruno Spitman
Weat
Bund Street
Hosler
Bear Lake
Merle
Albert Bunling
Mary Klemm
Health Society
St. George Funeral Home
East Main Street
Syed
Louis Goldsmith
Eee
Harrisburg
George Straws
Carol Ann
Pennsylva
Nia
Kane
F. C. Chapin & Son
Larsen
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Cherry Valley
Corry Savings Cloang
Center Street
New
Manifactii
York
York Loni
Esidentia
U.S
Wi Flonidt
Devon
Rex
WA Gulf
Nort
Eis
Frie
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