Local notices and business moves headlined in town
Admitted list includes Allene Vanderhoof and several residents from Spartansboro Townville and Clymer with addresses on Spring, Wayne, East Math and Main streets. Discharges list names Thomas Maloney Charles Sutter Howard Goodwill and others. A Spring Creek Grange meeting and a furniture tile ad appear amid a Woolworth land sale in North Side business district by Judson Trax estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allene
Ted Vanderhoof
Spring Street
John Fenton
Ralph Davis
Spartansboro
Charles Greening
Wayne
Miraplas
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Oil City
North Side
Woolworth
Seneca Street
Elm Street
FW. Woolworth Co
Judson D Trax
Judson E
Meadville Surplus Food Distributed Across City Center
Government surplus foods were handed out to 1,540 persons at Meadville distribution center on Market Street, with 412 families represented, per county program director M. Fay Groff. Multiple local notices note deliveries and services by various distributors and events in Meadville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Market Street
M. Fay Groff
F. L. Baresi
Titusville
City Coimeti
Joby Fehrenb
Jamestown
Columbus
Louis Rosenberg
Knights of Columbus
Rosenberg
Merle Lewis
Falconer voters approve bond for new school and upgrades
Falconer Central School District residents voted at Falconer High School on a 1 638 000 bond plan. The measure funds construction of a new village elementary school additions to the high school and separate schools for Kennedy and Malinton communities. Reading and dining details referenced Esso Hall Drive In offerings appear in the same snippet with hours 5 p m to 1 a m and a local ad for Mojnd ngton hose at 1 75 a pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Minnesota
Kane
Board of Education
Kant Area
Esso Hall
Falconer
Falconer Central School
Falconer High School
Fialconer
Kennedy
Malington
Proofed gift subscriptions and local festival notice
A gift subscription to the Corry Evening Journal costs five dollars for a year in Erie Warren Crawford and Chautauqua counties eight dollars elsewhere. The Legion Auxiliary at Findley Lake will host a strawberry festival and ham cold plate at the Findley Lake fire hall next Saturday from 5 90 to 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Legion Auxiliary
Findley ‘Lake
Findley Lake
Install Dr. Elmer Hess as New AMA President
Dr Elmer Hess a New Jersey urologist was installed as president of the American Medical Association. Hess has served as AMA president previously and now leads the organization once again in a ceremonial and administrative capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Payton Lindsey
Ray Elvis Horton
American Legion
Elmer Hess
AMA
Associated Press N. J
Blold
Erte
American Medical Assocation
Hess
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Corry Journal
Jack Johnson
Water Department
Pontiac
Thomas Motors
Route 98
State
Lice
Fairview
Wesley R. Sears
Buffalo
Connie’s
West Main Street
Warren County
Warren General Hospital
National Foundation of
City Park
Bane
Delores Mulliran
Hazelhurst
Kane Community Hospital
Charles E. Cleland
Western Auto
United Brethren Church
Mead Park
West Sixth Street
Public Utility Commission
Harborcreek
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Greenfield ‘Township
Thomas ‘Motors
Warrens
Mike Evan
Chathia Department
Cone- Wango Avenue
Corry Park
Kane Kane
Chevrolet
Desoto
R&t
Used Car Department
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Ami
Greyhou
Port Allegany
Atlantic City
Portland
New York
Miami
Wes
Cleveland
Memphis
Cheyenne
Los
Angel
Greyhound Croscut
ICE
Corry Hospital
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Township
Corry Beverage
Jamestowny
WCTU
Lindsley’s
First Avenue
Séhis
Martin and
Duff
Pennsylvania
Senate
Marlin
House
Sen
Capehart
R-Ind
Eisenhower
Senate Banking Committee
Martin
Jaimestown
Lester Berglund
Robert Hadley
Ladies Fellowship of the
First Baptist Church
N. Center ST
First Ave
Lakeview
Bank OF Corry
Firestone
Vener
Barney
Barney's Firestone Store
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Mabel
Bermuda
Elemis Appliances
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Sene
Bia
Lev
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