Corry Hospital stockholders meet in July
An annual meeting of the Corry Hospital Association stockholders is slated for July. The report summarizes four months ended April 20 with net income of 8 048 629 dollars, 85 cents per share, versus 9 688 240 dollars or 73 cents per share in the prior year. Police warn against fireworks violations as summer nears and confiscate two top pistols from area youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JiPennsylvanis Fallroad
Northside
John D. Planizan
Forest openings for tourists at Allegheny National Forest
Allegheny National Forest will open all recreation areas for picnicking this year with Twin Lakes and Loleta beaches opening July 1 for swimming. Forest supervisor Hemingway notes 600 miles of unpaved but good roads link areas. Twin Lakes bath house saw 60,000 visitors last year. The forest spans about 1,000 square miles of woods, streams, and trails accessible to residents of western New York, eastern Ohio, and most Pennsylvanians.
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Kane
Allegheny National Forest
Twin Lakes
Loletaill
Hemingway
Allegheny River
Clarion River
Tlonesta
Kinzua
Forest Supervisor
Starren
Hear Son
New York
Ohio
Pittsburgh Packing Plants Closed by Strike
About 1,300 workers at Fried & Reineman Henry Lohrey Oswald & Hess and North Side Packing walked out seeking a 12 cent per hour raise. Conciliators and union officials met until 1 20 A M without agreement. The firms had cleared stock as a precaution.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Charles R. Ward
W. FP. Ashe
U. S. Department of Labor
Charles A. Spang- Tet
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry
ALF
Zurn Not Candidate For Dem Chairman Erie
Everett FP Zurn of 1581 S Shore Dr executive secretary of American Flexible Coupling Company and J A Zurn Mfg Company says he is not a candidate for Erie County Democratic Committee chairman. Committee members will meet 4:30 p.m. Thursday June 18 in the Viorge room of the courthouse to elect officers and conduct party business ahead of the November 1 election.
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Zurn
DEM
ERIE
Court House
Erie County
Dubois Stages Naval Recruiting Campaign
In Dubois Pennsylvania on June 17 a major naval recruiting drive launched to fill new billets. Lieutenant Wilson Dougherty and petty officers Bert Young and Edwin Good arrived to conduct on site medical exams at the local station, while Lieutenant John J. Curren of the Philadelphia office interviewed youths for potential naval aviation training and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Albert H. Harrison, Jr
Navy
Jamestown
Robert Roye Taylor
St Marion Street
Corry
United States Naval Reserve
Not Like Tap Actually Sleepping Like a Fop
The fragmentary line reads as a jumble of words and phrases. It mentions sleeping, a mole, and dormir in French, with scattered English terms. No coherent event or identifiable entities form a usable, factual news item.
Clymer Grange and community honor long-time residents
The Clymer area held multiple gatherings including a Grange meeting with past president Gail Stover honored, a kitchen shower, and a bread baking contest. Anniversaries and class reunions were celebrated, with many locals hosting, visiting, and recalling school days. A 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Legs ters drew relatives, gifts, and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flue Yndew
Netle Grand
Minnie Meyerint
Rebekah Assembly
Gail Stover
Tthuce
N.Y
Florence Wassink
Mildred Arnink
Nellie Queereveld
Jennie Brown
Mary Loomis
Clymer Grange
Grange
Sarah Schreus
Addie Schurman
Pomona Grange
Ashville
T. J. Neckers
French Creek
Edward Conk
Rehoo
James Tenneken
Harry Yous
Bobby
Portland
Charles Rigby
Thelma
Lilian
Rosale
Cynthis
Palcaner
N. Y
Howard Tewinkle
Howard Legters
Harold Legters
Viola Tewinkle
Clarence Rhebergen
Garlyle Neckers
Harold ‘TenHaken
Carlyle Neckers
Roy Gravink
Bar! Beckerink
Ruth Beckerin
Kenneth Kooman
Marion Gellup
Frederick van d der Schasf
Gilbert van der Schaaf
John Lewters
Edward Oonk
Ida Leg
Clarence Logters
North Olymer
Gladys Legters
Jesus
Maurice ‘Tyson
Waller Groters
Misa Bessie VanEarden
Tyson
Emogene Groters
Harold Ten Hsken
James ‘Ten- Haken
James Helman
Corry
Tuited Brethren Church
Hat He Weavers
Rey
Maurice ‘Tysen
Tysen
Legsters
Nova Wassink
Erie
Maxine Lynette
Byron Wassink
Jane
Ble
Gerald
Onster
Carol
Val Randolph
Roy Giravink
Leniency Shown Girl In Holdup In Mayville Case
A 10 year old girl named Mazel M Hand received probation after arraignment before Judge Lee L Ollaway in Mayville for involvement in an armed holdup near Clymer on April 1. Porter, 23, of near Union City, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in Attica State Prison for the same incident. The article also lists upcoming church services and meetings across several local congregations.
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Andwess
Hanes
Mazel
M. Hand
Lee L
Ollaway
Mayville
Corry
Paul J. Porter
Union City
Clymer
Porter
Attica Sthite
Defense official says state trucking limits hinder war transport
Maryland official Melvin R. Green of the Office of Defense Transportation accuses Pennsylvania of a trade barrier by enforcing a 40 000 pound load limit. He notes trucks face delays and fines while max loads are barred, a claim echoed by Maryland and Delaware officials. Delaware denies police stop heavy trucks, but Green insists weight limits hinder war materiel movement.
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Baltimore
Melvin R. Green
Maryland
Oree of
Defense Transportation
Pennsylvania
Green
Walter P. Kneip
Maryland Motor Truck Association
Penmayivanta
Senéip
Dela~ Ware
George S. Williams
Delaware
ODT
Damaged Lakewood Crossing Trial Opens in Mayville
A negligence suit arising from an Erie Railroad overhead crossing accident near Lakewood began in Mayville with Conrad Erickson seeking 32,500 against Boyer Construction Company of Lakewood. The suit stems from a January 30 crash when Erickson’s car struck a road hole, veered into a center support. First witnesses were Erickson and George Olson of Mable Garage Jamestown.
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Mayville
Erie
Lakewood
Alonzo G. Hinkley
Supreme Court
Conrad ©. Erickson
West Eighth Street
Jamestown
Boyer Construction Company
Erickson
Milton A. Bissell
Philips & Skinner
Witenesses
Mr. Erickson
George Olson
Lakewood Woman Dies From Auto Injuries
Augusta S Johnson 59 wife of Bernhard Johnson Lakewood died at Edward J Meyer Memorial Hospital Buffalo at 12 19 pm Tuesday from injuries after being struck by a automobile driven by Marshal Mease Linkewood at McDonnell and Todd avenues on Trinsty 14 She had been in poor health since and went to hospital about a week ago. ALLEGHENY ENROLLMENT MEADVILLE Pa June 17 More than 160 upper class students are Included In the 272 students registered for the first semester of Allegheny College's summer session Registrar Hurst R Anderson said enrolment is three times higher than in any previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James.uwin
Augusta S. Johnson
Bernhard Johnson
Lakewood
Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Marshal Mease
Linkewood
McDonnell and
Todd Avenues
Trinsty 14
Allegheny
Meadville
Allegheny College
Hurst R. Anderson
Venango County Abandons Civil Defense Efforts
Franklin Pa June 1. Venango county will lack a functional civil defense organization as funds are denied. County commissioners refused to appropriate money for defense work causing resignations of Harry Leyda and H J Buchanan who cited lack of cooperation by commissioners. Medical officers back the resignations amid debates over emergency funds and a stated inability to spend even small sums.
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Franklin
Hanya County
Pennsylvania
Thurday
Harry Leyda
H. J. Buchanan
Venango County
Buchanan
Vensayo County
Three youths held in series of burglaries
In Elmguryike, three youths are held in the Qattaraugus county Jail for grand jury action on third degree burglary charges. State Police at Batavia identified the trio as George Truby, 22, of Salamanca, and Daniel Pennel, 20, of Great Valley.
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Elmgueryiuke
Heartville
Qattaraugus County
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Batavia
George Truby
Salamanca
Daniel Pehnel
Great Valley
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Mhia
Senate
Lowing Pennylvania
Harry L. Verner
Bast
Brady
Joseph J. Myers
Irvine
Harry
Shirey
Sheffield
Clifford Austin
Duate Street
Raymond Graves, Jr
Ruth Samkowski
N. B. Huling
Tuvine
International Association of Railroad Telegraphers
Kansas City
United States
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Canada
Don D. Williams
Lester Hepler
Gus Johnson
Liberty Street
G. C. Murphy Company
North Genter Street
Frank Staslo
West Main
West Main Street
Walter H. Scott
Uniontown
Brent
Whinnelleville
A. W.davix
Poliee
Columbus
Clarence Legtors
Rebekahs
Irving Tewinkle
Henry Gravink
Anna ‘Vaigeem
Minnie Meyerink
Albert Beare
Vivian ‘Thomas
Marion Gallup
Lynette and
Kay
Jon Thomas
Emilenton
Synay
Lilypie
Florence Arnink
Grave Spitzer
Doris Thompson
D. D. Samuelson
Ralph Pitt
Mildred Arming
Vera Lictus
Brown
Clann
Reformed Church
Gla! ‘Tewinkle
Clifford Schrivers
Clarence Rheberger
Winifred
Clifford Legters
Morris
George Hogenboom
Edward Ruslink
Philip
William Hogenboom
Norman Hogenboom
Cornelius Russink
Arthur Nobbe
Harriet Ruslink
Otis Fardin
Ubrery
James Grayvik
Janette
Floyd King
Margaret Holmstrom
Joshua Hogenboom
Detroit
Mich
Richard Blinker
Devatur
Garret Habink
Fadey
Pat Aber
Som Paul, Jr
Helen Baldun
Henry Habink
Peninsula
Alice Robinson
Pike
J. Y
James Gravitde
Nils Robinson
Sherman
Miss Robinson
Virgina Tewinkle
Jean Schruers
Lucille Howles
Camp Monmouth
Charles Howles
D. D. Saimielson
Orford Legtene
Wadley Lake
Terormen Bourght
Reyy Serzll Thayer
Glulal
Sunny School
Pan, Qualor
Tewellyn Laglare
Apple
Dewas
Bacchlaureate
Marian Kolstee
Methodist ‘Church
John Roberts
Chautauqua
Maurice Tyson
Clymer Hill Church
Claude Groters
Harold Grover
North Clymer
Abbe Reformed
Bernstein's
Traval
Aed
Gabardine
Billford
Wembley
Bernstein Bros
North Center Street
Corry, Pennsylvania
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