Local Line-O-Ad Rates And A Sale Notice From Corry
A local newspaper ad note lists Line-O-Ad rates at 25 cents per line and acceptance until noon on publication day. It also mentions a garage sale on Monday and Tuesday from 9 to 2 at R D 1 Stewart Road Corry and notes the W F Rickers store will close Wednesday afternoons in June July and August. The page includes a continuation discussing education and a Filipino student Hector plans to study journalism or business administration in the USA and return to help his country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turben
Chevrolet
R. D
Stewart Road
Corry
W. F. Rickers
Eye
USA
Hector
Philippine Army
EUB Bible School Opens With 139 Enrolled
The Bible School of the Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church opened with 139 students. Classes run from pre kindergarten through sixth grade with junior high youth class. Administrators Lena Ayers and Mary Riley invite additional enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School of the
Corry
Two Pittsburgh Teens Charged In Elderly Man Beating Death
Two 17 year olds face murder charges in the fatal beating of Edward Driscoll in Pittsburgh. John J. Pritchett was arraigned at the coroner's office Saturday and Donald E. Ross was arraigned yesterday. The victim, 65, was found near the West End Bridge after March 21 and died June 6. He was attacked with a brick.
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Pittsburgh
John J. Pritchett
Donald E. Ross
Edward Driscoll
West End Bridge
Hospital Report: Admits and Discharges in Corry Area
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 a.m. today lists admissions including Brian 7 son of Mrs. Marion Taylor and Mrs. Harrison Keppel, with discharges for Clair Morton and Miss Mary Falcone among others. Several transfers to Hamot Hospital Erie and local addresses shown for multiple patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Morton
North Center Street
Mary Falcone
West Pleasant Street
Einer Lindberg
Liberty Street
Anne MacLees
East South Street
Hamot
Corry
Bonnie
Emory Morton
R. D
Grace
John Grave
West Smith Street
Gloris
James Weldner
Spartansburg
Riot Police Sweep Central Village As Rioters Flee
Tampa reports riot squads with about a dozen police dogs patrolled streets warning crowds to disperse. The blaze lit a dark slum area called Central Village as power was cut to curb fires. The fight spread to the west Negro district after midnight with shots heard and burglar alarms triggered. Several residents and names appear in fragmentary notices.
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Tampa
Central Village
West Negro
Gunfight Injures Officers After Narrow Escape in Montgomery
Assistant Police Chief Kenneth Hill escaped injury when a bullet ripped through his squad car window in a Negro area, sending him into a curb and unconscious. He recovered at Prattville General Hospital. Other officers Norris Champion and Deputy John Griffin were treated for shotgun wounds. Chief Thompson said officers found a group outside Negro First Baptist church after a resident complained of a shotgun threat. In a separate report, William H. Cline, 39, killed his wife Thelma then himself with a shotgun in Adams County.
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Page One
Wood
Kenneth Hill
Hill
Prattville General Hospital
Norris Champion
Autauga County
John Griffin
Thompson
Negro First Baptist Church
Carl
Michael
Montgomery
Greensboro
William H. Cline
Thelma
Adams”n
Funeral Services for Andy Bencza Held at Bracken Funeral Home
Andy Bencza 74 of Blue Eye died at St. Vincent's Hospital after a long illness. Born December 11, 1692 in Imstitia in Austria-Hungary, he came to the United States in 1910 settling in Pittsburgh and worked as a coal miner in West Virginia and Colorado. Survived by wife Julia and family, funeral arrangements at Bracken Funeral Home with services Wednesday at 10 a.m. Rev. Hazada to officiate. Burial at St. Mary's Cemetery Columbus.
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Mr. Bencza
Imstitia
Austria-Hungary
United States
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Colorado
Julia Puska Molnar
Whitman
W.va
Blue Eye
Beneza
St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church of
Ronald Hazada
St. Nicholas Greek Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Columbus
Mrs Tarbell Honored for Handicapped Service and BPW Leadership
For 33 years name has taught dancing to local families and now leads Corry's CHEER organization aiding the handicapped. She chaired the BPW Corry Group and served in many state and national BPW roles, chartering five new clubs and initiating the Red Cross learn to swim program. Her efforts benefited The Overcomers club and community groups across the region.
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America
Corry
Lane Bryant
Washington
Harrisburg
BPW
Corry Group
Bradford
Clarion
Franklin
Mercer
Shenango Valley
Pennsylvania Federation
Tarbell
Red Cross
Union
the Elks, Kiwanis
Rotary
PTA
Clymer
State Federation
Birth at Corry Memorial Hospital for Schifko Family
A son was born Sunday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Elmer Schifko of 321 Marion Street. The mother is the former Farka Ball. The note mentions Tuesday JOURNAL daily and asks about someone away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Elmer Schifko
Marion Street
Schifko
Farka Ball
Also Mentioned on This Page
EUB Bible School
Wael Dghie Rae
Brian
Marion Taylor
East Main Street
Harrison Keppel
Mott Street
Elmer Schifke
Marton Street
Sandsy
Nellie Dunlap
West Washington Street
R. Elvin Fuller
Raymond Avenue
Irene Kistler
David Stutzman
Sandra
Lawrence Bolvin
Verone
Robert Roden Sr
Mead Avenue
Donald MacMartin
Auppa Nie
Cherry Valley
California
Clarence R. Anderegg
Harold H. Anderegg
R. D. J. Corry
United States Air Force Reserve
Hobart College
Air Force
Andeegg
Arnold Air Society
Theodore —Shorack
Bredueton
Associated Press
Feation
Cory
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance Co
Center St
Erie
State St
Arie
Meadville
Chestnut St
Park Ave
Union City
Apie Finance Co
Main St. Igor
Andy Bencza
Spring Creek
St. Vincent's Hospital
Shop Your Carry Stores
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Teader
Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe Elty
Fin
Tue Journal Daily
Noluy
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