Corry Journal notices and regional updates 9-2-11
The Corry Journal reports on a 20 year 40 000 serial water bond issue bid won at 3 75 percent for village water system improvements including well house drilling and pipeline work. Other notes cover wedding invitations availability, church society meeting, soldiers arrested in Oil City, cemetery association meeting, Port Allegany PTA honor, and local notices, with entries from Warren Falconer Sherman Carroll Westfield Ashtabula and Navy tanker emblem plans.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Sinclairville
Bank of Jamestown
Corry Journal Printing Department
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of
St Paul's Lutheran Church
H. H. Keppel
Mott Street
Clarence Deyoe
al ‘Merker
Gerald Staples
Oil City
Titusville
Glenn L. McClelland Jr
Georiga
San Francisco
Bernard Foster
Indiantown Gap
McClelland Sleo
Jearner
Columbus Cemetery Association
R. L. Howles
Port Allegany
Henry Reed
Annin Township
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Reed
McKean County Council of
Warren
Yonp
Wewen
Newell Press
Parkers Landing
Newell
Journal
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Falconer
George F. Guilfrida, Jr
Jamestown
Rome
Herbert H. Corbett
Sherman
Walter J
Mayra Sheldon Corbett
Hart and Corbett
Corbett
Sherman Telephone Company
Untl
Carroll's
M-T
Westfield
Portland
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Maurice A. Burgess
Peace Justice
Mary
John
Diemer’s
Jane
Bill
Ashtabula
Navy
Uss
C. A. Nyman Jr
Ned V. Collander
Hospital report lists admissions and discharges with local names
At the hospital report compiled as of 7 a m, several admissions and discharges are recorded. Names include Mrs Andrew Tomeko, Frank Sphon, Josephine, Mrs Gertie Tressler, Mrs Edgar Miller, Harold Goodwill, Catherine, and others with addresses in Clymer Spartans and Findley. A separate note records an Erie foundry alteration permit of 68000 dollars issued by Building Inspector Lewis Sigworth. Mayville arrest and fines for William G Keopka and painting stop sign and speeding. Bruce Warner graduates from Roberts Wesleyan College as marshal and honors society member.
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Andrew Tomeko
R. D
Frank Sphon
Clymer
Josephine
Helen Tinko
West Pleasant Street
Gertie Tressler
Garland
Edgar Miller
Harold Goodwill
Rein
Alex Old
East Congress Street
Edgar Hennigh
Spartans
Catherine
Irs
William Clark
H. Harrison
Maria Kyppel
Columbus
Trella Clark
Liberty Treet
Albert Stedman
Spartans~ Ure
Beatrice Johnson
Findley Sake
Erie
Tron Co
Lewis Sigworth
Sessinghaus and
Ostergaard
W. F. Rickers
Mayville
William G. Keopka
Sherman
Sherif Paul Coephi
John Jones
Bruce Warmer
Harry Warner Sr
Titusville
Roberts Wesleyan College
North Chill
Yoon
Warner
Roberts
Alpha Kappa Sigma
Dulles Signals U S Stance On Arms Talks And Allies
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States prioritizes allied views in disarmament talks and would not concede on key points to suit Soviet goals. He left open limited two way talks with Russia but only with ally approval, noting Stassen’s return delays London negotiations.
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Franklin
Washington
Dulles
United States
Aarmament
Hure
New Zoll
Harold Stassen
Stassen
London
Britain
France
Shisa
Vaterina Zorin
Ike Returns To Work Today
President Eisenhower resumes duties after a stomach upset. He had prunes, cereal, toast and honey for breakfast and stable vitals. On his doctor’s advice he will avoid engagements in the office today. bulletin delayed to not disturb him.
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Ike
Eisenhower
White House
Wiant
Stripper Sues Ontario Theatre Over Salary Dispute
An American stripper and four troupe members sue in Ontario Superior Court seeking 2000 dollars in unpaid salary from 4 Nigara Falls theatre. They claim 82575 is owed by M. W Zahorchak and Prines Theatre of Nigra Fats. The suit, filed with Paul Kligman of Toronto for Actors Equity, names Eric Greenwood and London and Lancashire Guarantee and Accident Co. of Crmada as defendants seeking 5000 dollars.
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Supreme Court of Ontario
Nigara Falls Theatre
M. W Zahorchak
Prines Theatre
Nigra Fats
Ont
Paul Kligman
Toronto
Actors’ Equity Association
Eric Greenwood
London
Lancashire
Amd. Accident Co
Crmada
Emergency lighting upgrade eyed for school building
Trustees discussed wiring and fixtures to provide an emergency lighting system in the building amid protests over cost and necessity. Estimates placed rewiring and lights at about 80 000 dollars, with plans to notify the board and seek approval at a later session before Harrisburg review to finish before fall term.
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Jan
Uvati
Ybernance
Yaple
Jon
Yitple
le Male
IV Bimrd
Tuidnd
Harrisburg
Tragic Car Plunge Claims Mrs John M Davey Near Johnstown
Mrs John M Davey 40 wife of a Cambria County Mises executive died in a car plunge near Johnstown Merauto. The vehicle swerved on a sharp curve and left the roadway into a roadside area. Funeral arrangements not available.
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Ligonier
Y Cambria Coun Ly Mises
John M. Davey
Davidvine
Johnstown
Wis
Merauto
Laughlin Haven
GOP May Push Budget Cut Through Today
Harrisburg reports Republicans narrow ranks back a 97. million dollar budget cut in the Legislature. Senator Mahany says the 1,111,000,000 general appropriation bill will pass with cuts aligned to Gov leaders budget of 1,559,000,000. Democratic senators plan amendments while House Republicans push a 3 million industrial development allocation for the next two years, versus the governors proposed 5 million.
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Harrusburg Sa
Ninone
Rowland B. Mahany
William J. Lane
Washington
Senate
House
House Republi
State aid plan revises school subsidy and mill rates
The article reports a compromise on state aid for school districts totaling 31.3 million dollars. It details方案 increases in maximum subsidy per pupil for high schools and elementary grades, retention and rise of local mills, and a freeze on transportation subsidies in the 1956-57 and 1957-58 terms, reflecting a long-standing funding dispute.
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Nouse Moor
Inga
Pleads Guilty in Pittsburgh Narcotics Case
Eaward Woda of Bellaire Ohio pleaded guilty to sale and possession of narcotics. Detectives said Todd was once a principal supplier of dope in the Pittsburgh area.
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Pittsburgh
Eaward Woda
Bellaire
Ohio
Ais
Todd
Perils of Paul B driving incident detailed
Court heard Paul Elliott, charged with driving without a license, claimed he did not know the car was loaded. Testimony described confusion over actions after stepping into his nephew’s car to check water, with narrative fragments about accidental damage and the vehicle’s handling.
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Canwaukee
Paul B
Paul Elliott
Dudge Franke Gregouski
Yuki Delving
Nephew
Moderator Elected in Grove City Pennsylvania Synod
Nomination eight months after election Altoona man Monch named moderator of the Pennsylvania Synod of the Presbyterian Church. He is the first layman to hold the post reflecting a historic shift in church leadership.
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Grove City
Monch
Altoona
Pennsylvania Synod
Evening TV Schedule for WBEN Buffalo Channel 4
Television guide lists Tonight and Wednesday programs across WBEN with shows from Fun to Learn to Annie Oakley, Name That Tune, Phil Silvers, Red Skelton, The $64,000 Question, Spike Jones, Captain Kangaroo, Love of Life, Edge of Night, Brighter Day, and The Millionaire along with news and weather slots and late night sports coverage. Note: OCR includes several garbled entries and misreads.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Patti Page
Annie Oakley
Phil Silvers
Red Skelton
Spike Jones
Jimmy Dean
Marion Roberta
Bob Crosby
Sparta
toStange Hitler
Superman
Brida
Arthu Godfrey Bhow
Millionaire
Taiend
Ue Bikey
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