Corry Evening Journal local page notice and masthead
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and bureaus with addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and local Corry offices. It details editorial advertising circulation and mail rates and notes Associated Press exclusivity and publication terms.
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National Advertising
Bottinel al Tmbale, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsbuygh
Welehtman
Philadelphia
Corry Visitor Auditor General Ross in City for Days
Auditor General Ross of Harrisburg visited Corry for a brief stay with his family, arriving yesterday and spending a few days in the city during his visit yesterday.
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Jie
Ross
Harrisburg
40 Years Ago June 24 108 Jolny Whipsk
A fragmented local notices page notes a farm incident and a death inside a hotel. Dr. John J. Shaw, state secretary of health, was found dead in his hotel room in Harrisburg. A newborn son is reported at Corry Hospital.
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Postrinktol
Harrisburg
John J. Shaw
Feulil
Howley Shaw
United
Pompany
Harry Graves
West Mutt Street
Corry Hospital
Corry band converts premier winders director chosen
A Corry band appoints a new director of photography in the city setting. The focal organization plans a first in a series of conventions to be hosted by the nonprofit group Nowy.
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Corry
Focal Orguniea Nowy
Rumors Fly Over Owner of $800000 Stock in County Tax
Local speculation centers on the owner of $800000 worth of taxed stock tied to a crossing name. Reports tie the value to a Titusville firm entering water purification markets, boosting regional prospects and potential land development.
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Justine
Shuier-Wells Corp
Titusville
American Stock Exchange
Tel Ot Salh
Thomas Ely
Tinjonity Memorial Hospital
Pas
Una
Cape Mase
Tlm
Centennial Police
Ae Lanwrence
Ani
Dee An
Lew Dass
Vai Pei
City officials applaud veto of vacation bill for third class cops
The governor vetoed a House bill that would widen vacations for third class city policemen, calling it unnecessary interference with home rule and rejecting the wording about providing 14 voting days off. Local remarks cite cold spring and a late season as notable, while Curry history notes suggest Currys Centennial afoul. School officials consider a request to raise costs for next year, and community members discuss district lunch programs and employment outlook for students.
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Lawrence
Poweren
John Hornick
Ott
Corry
Bert Messenger
Spartansburg
Curry
SA Bennett
Bennett
Measengen
Nelson Bennett
Conte
Evey
Chalemen
Waterhouse
Harrisburg
Two To Attend Methodist Conference
Two Garryites, Taree E Dodd and David J. Myers, are penitistered to attend the seventh quadrennial National Methodist Student Conference at the University of Miele in Uthana TK from August 26. The event aims to attract about 9,000 participants, potentially the largest Methodist conference in history, and will feature a national arts festival with eight major area programs.
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University of Miele
Uthana
Hisetory
Taree E Dodd
David J. Myers
Rami
Archi
YMCA Calendar Week of June 26 Summer Schedule Highlights
The YMCA calendar lists events for the week starting Monday with a 7 30 pm start featuring Beatnik Bandits and the Brothers of Brush. Other activities include Golden Age Club, Come As You Are Dance, Coo Coo Belles sponsor by Ralph George of Lions Club, Summer Movie Series with Tonka showing, Junior High Dance, Teen Time at WOTR, and a Beatnik Bandits performance.
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Beatnik Bandits
Brothers of Brush
Tuesda
Clrry
Toam
Reysoné
Brush Brothers
Bros
Brush
Ralph George
Lions Club
Eye Funil
Tonka
i_ Movie
WOTR
Card System To Speed Calls Of UC Firemen
Union City Fire Department under Chief Francis Wontenay will soon send rural residents cards to speed fire response. Cards require name, address, exact location, quickest route, and nearest water source. When filed alphabetically, they enable faster dispatch and quicker access to water, reducing risk of total loss.
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Union City
Francis Wontenay
Nrxt
Wontenay
Turtle carries initials from 1911 in Rockland tale
Lester Cox found a turtle in Rockland bearing the initials of Findlay who lived there in 1911. A friend Jack Flynn traced the mark to Findlay and an Oil City connection, suggesting the shell is an eastern box turtle. The odd gift recalls a long-ago owner and prompts a playful note on old turtle soup.
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Old Home Range
Findlay
Oi City
Rockland
Lester Cox
Cox
Pindlay
Jack Flynn
Oil City
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