Fragmentary 1948 news text mentions injuries and vacancies
A garbled 1948 article fragment references an age 1948 era event with injuries near a lumber yard and railroad crossings. It notes a vacancy and police or force elements, with scattered place names and street references. The readable items include mentions of North Center, Brady, Fargo, and Niagara, plus several address fragments and a reduced price listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vald
Fargo
Roden
Ranz Sand
Escy
Grandchildren, Alumni Visit as Local Residents Travel
Mr. and Mrs. Ina Wickwire of Concord Street spent the weekend at Mortis Plains New Jersey for granddaughter Susan Wickwire high school graduation. Robert Wickwire Jr. will stay three weeks. Eileen Taylor has returned from Erie where she was a patient at St. Vincent's Hospital. Sam Wood plans a three day tour of the Herrhardt Faber Pencil Company in Wilkes Barre. E. W. Curry Company sales reps from Pittsburgh will attend. Katherine and Joseph Lararia and family visit grandparents on Rast Pleasant Street for the summer. The Lararias and children were former Corry residents. Travers Stohlberg and family spent the weekend in Dover Delaware where Mr Higgins will teach at Wesley College this fall. David Stohlberg travels to New York with his brother for a week.
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Ina Wickwire
Concord Street
Mortis Plains
N. J
Susan Wickwire
Robert Wickwire
Robert Jr
Eileen Taylor
George Taylor
East South Street
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sam Wood
East
Main Street
Hberhardt-Faber Pencil Company
Wilkes-Barre
E. W. Curry Company
Pittsburgh
Katherine
Joseph Lararia
Bellwood, Ui
Victor Orn
Rast
Pleasant Street
Lararia
Childen
Corry
Travers Stohlberg
Martha
David Stohlberg
Terrance Higgins
Dover
Del
Higgins
Wesley College
Philip Stohlberg
Brooklyn
N. Y
David
New York
Charles Shuss Speaks on Deep Sea Fishing at Rotary
Corry Rotary Club luncheon speaker Charles Shuss a professional golfer discussed deep sea fishing lessons from Clearwater Florida. He covered popular species kings of fish bait and habits, then answered questions. The meeting led by Olin Bracken Jr reviewed Centennial plans with 28 members and one guest Silvan Bondy of Erie present.
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Mimties Bhuss
Corry
Rotary Club
Shuss
Clearwater
Fla
Robert Ott
Olin W. Bracken Jr
Onei Guest
Silvan Bondy
Erie
Kiwanians Hear John Rossbacher at Luncheon
Kiwanis noon meeting at Hotel Garry features John Rossbacher discussing Lloyds of London the global insurer noted for insuring ships targets and even singers voices He recounts the organization history and examples Then Kiwanis directors meet at Clifford Taylor home Ray Amys unveils final plans for first day sandwich sale centennial celebration plans announced
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Om Massuaguce
Kiwanis
Garry
Rossbacher
Lloyds of London
World Wide Insurance Organization
Singer
Clifford Taylor
Ray Amys
LeFevres to Be Honored at Open House Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs George LeFevre of 16 Warden Street Union City celebrate their golden wedding June 28 with an open house for relatives and neighbors. Hosts are children Margaret George and Carlyle LeFevre. The couple married at St Thomas Church Corry and have four children one of whom Irene is deceased and a granddaughter Ann LeFevre. Mrs LeFevre was born Margaret Crowe of Corty. Mr LeFevre retired from Standard Chair Company.
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George LeFevres
George LeFevre
Warden Street
Union City
Margaret
George
Carlyle LePevre
Rebekah Lodge Reports From Grand Lodge Delegates
Mrs Merrill Lille, a delegate to the Grand Lodge of the Rebekah Assembly in Philadelphia, presented a report to the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge at the IOOF hall last evening. The picnic committee for Meadville Orphans Home will meet in Fairview on August 1. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bertha Darwin and Mrs Willard Shreve. The next meeting is set for July 18.
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Pas Merrill Lille
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Philadelphia
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Wallace Mick
Meadville
Willard Shreve
Open House Sunday For Sorenson 25th Anniversary
An open house will honor Mr and Mrs Niels Sorenson on their 25th wedding anniversary at their home on A D 3. Hosted by their three children Harriet Bryant Neal and Watter Sorenson. Attendees invited to attend.
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Niels Sorenson
Mrs Fitch Celebrated at Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs Viva Fitch formerly of Corty, now with her daughter Mrs Gerald Kelly, was honored at a family dinner for her Toth birthday. The gathering at the Kelly home included guests from Lawrence Park Westfield Spartansburg and Buffalo with a chicken dinner and a cake centerpiece.
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Fitch
Viva Fitch
Corty
Gerald Kelly
Brie
Kelly
Lawrence Park
Westfield
Spartansburg J
Buffalo
Appointed Pi Pastor At Clarion Rev. George Myers Farewell Tea
Rev. George A. Myers and his family were honored at a farewell tea after six years as pastor of the First Methodist Church. They leave tomorrow for Clarion to assume a new pastorate. About 400 attended a yellow and white tea in the church dining room with remarks by Paul Meerdink and a response by Rev. Myers. The Myers family includes four sons. gifts were presented and refreshments served.
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Clarion
George Myers
George A. Myers
Myers
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Lester Danner
Paul Meerdink
Rev. Myers
Frank Sturgis
Harry Blount
W. B. Stowe
Hubert, Vaughn
Milton McIntyre
Russell Clark
Justin Butters
Milton Dahl
Dale Hammersee
Ola Young
Harry Parker
Stowe
Vaughn
Danner
Rev
Mrs. Myers
David
Roger
Bruce
Philip
Sheriff Saves On Shoe Leather in Wreck at Warren County
A patrol unit arrived quickly when a car plowed into a building housing the Warren County sheriff’s office. The driver was Sgt. Robert Blais of the Bake George police department.
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Bak Ana
Warren County Sheriff's Office
Robert Blais
Bake George
Kennedy orders probing Cuba shipment to New Orleans
President Kennedy ordered staff to investigate a Cuban blackstrap molasses shipment to New Orleans. About 2,018 424 gallons arrived last Friday aboard a Norwegian tanker at Publicker Chemical Corp docks near Westwego across the Mississippi River from New Orleans. An aide said Kennedy was unhappy about the deal and noted he questioned the shipment after a February press conference. Publicker and PubliVoker Industries declined further comment.
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Madingiun
Kennedy
Cuba
New Orleans
Bomb Threates Ended Korean War Say Ex-Advisor
Former Eisenhower aide Adams writes in Fist Hand Report that a covert atomic threat from a foreign power supposedly ended the Korea conflict in 1984. He cites Gen Douglas MacArthur and notes government statements hinted at such a bluff to force a settlement.
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Anerimah Adie
Saye
Adams
Eisenhower
Thedea
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Okinawa
Hisenhower
JFK Receives Gift Dog From Khrushchev
President Kennedy received a dog named Puishinka from Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The white dog has brownish spots and a celebrated mother, a satellite link noted by Soviet space achievements. Kennedy also received a ship model from Khrushchev, a replica of the USS Constitution, following a Vienna summit exchange.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Earth
August Kennedy
Khrustichev
Television Review Reflects on Humor and TV Stars
A New York television critic savages current comic shows arguing humor struggles and citing Matt Sah and others as examples. The piece notes silence from audiences on the Sullivan show and contrasts with long running men like Jack Benny while predicting returns of Red Skelton and changes on panel shows with Parker replacing Francis. It lists tonight’s recommended Mystery Theatre on NBC and a CBS British whodunit Deadly Beloved, plus a Dr Gordon Sennarave documentary on Ue Burtt Surgeon.
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New York
Abe Burrows
Jack-of-all Trades
TV Connestians
Matt Sah
Tye
Mystery Theatre
NBC
Circle Theatre
CBS
Gordon Senarave
Eisenhower Receives Original Deed On Pa Land
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower was presented three framed 1762 deeds from the Historical Society of York County by J. Herbert Lindholm and York business leaders during a York County gathering. The papers, bearing James Hamilton as agent for William Penns heirs, came from the Gates House wood frame. Eisenhower urged attendees to apply business sense to politics and participate actively in civic life. The farm referenced sits near Gettysburg and lies in Cumberland Two within Adams County, formerly part of York County.
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Yuri. Pa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
York County
Historical Society of
James Hamilton
William Penn
Eisenhower
Cumberland Two
Adams County
Gates House
Lafayette
George Washington
J. Herbert Lindholm
Lindholm
Manufacturers’ Assosciaion of
York
Ren Ueman Farmer
Pigeon Causes Fire Through Rest on Power Link
A carrier pigeon from South Dartmouth Mass paused on a high tension link in Mechanicville causing a short circuit that triggered the city’s fire alarm system and led to a fire. The incident highlights the risks of birds near power infrastructure and the resulting alarms.
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Mechanicsville
South Dartmouth
Mass
Value City's Buildings Valued At 396,888 in City Appraisal
City appraisal of municipal properties lists total value at 396,888 as of March 1, 1961. Robert Grice, director of parks and public property, said the report covers city buildings including the Municipal Building, Fire Station No. 1, and No. 4 Station, plus garages and the warehouse. Industrial Appraisal Co. provided the summary for insurance purposes.
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Robert Grice
Parks and Pubiic
Grice
Not
Washington Street
Ihe
Wrigit Street
Raymond Avenue
Val Vineel
Industrial Appraisal Company of
Pittsburgh
Rund. Ter
Trucker Fined After Light Run Causes Crash at Route 6 19
A North Carolina truck driver Billie R. Williams 25 was arrested by Cory State Police after running a light at Route 6 and 19 west of Mill Village and colliding with Robert Kapanic 18. Williams pled guilty before Justice Marjorie Lesli and paid a 5 fine plus costs. Damages were minor with no injuries reported.
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North Carolina
Copry State Patien
Mill Village
Cory State
Billie R. Williams
Robert
Kapanic
Belle Vernon
Williams
Marjorie Lesli
LeBonif Township
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