Corry area brief notices and local updates
A compilation of short notices from Corry and nearby towns including hospital burns in Meadville, school bus stop signs debate, a bus stop intersection accident involving Route 37, and local happenings such as watch repairs, Christian Science services, a water works accident, park injuries, YMCA director appointment, gun club meeting, legal summonses in Erie County, gift subscriptions, Burgess Park parking rules, Moose Club music, and a Women’s Club meeting agenda addressing stabilization deadlines.
Corry club and preschool group plan gatherings
A regular Corry Rod and Gun Club get together is set for 8 p m Saturday. The Pre School Parent Teacher Association invites families to Mead Park tomorrow at 1 p m for a community plunk and potluck bringing tureen, table service and a beverage.
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Corry
Plasterer Arrested After Highway Incident
Patrolman RL Carpenter arrested Boman after a car mishap on a state highway. The driver appeared heavily intoxicated and failed to control the vehicle, leading to a crash. Details remain unclear as the report notes the man was heavily under the influence and showing signs of disarray.
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Yadkinville
Carpenter
Boman
We Iim
Hospital notices and local arrivals in Corry and Mayville
At The Hospital Report compiled an of Tm m today if unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call 2 8201 the Corry Hospital Admitted Mrs Richard Williams 711 Mead avenue Peter Greening 413 Wayne street Lynn Bergman 36 West Irving Street William Ruland 304 West Church street Discharged Gaylon Faulkner Frank Maloney RD 1 Mrs Donald Simmonson and son Thomas Merle 1121 East Pleasant Street Virgil 8 son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Nichols Spartansburg Mrs Frank Toth 105 Franklin street The Christian Business Men Committee will meet in the basement of the Corry Public Library next Monday evening at 7 30 For beer ale and soft drinks call F L Baressi dial 2 0584 We deliver 1 5 1t Mayville Bond Tewinkle a member of the Cassadaga Valley Central School faculty for the past 10 years has been named co ordinator of services for the Board of Cooperative Education Services of Chautauqua County according to Raymond Hewes Mayville president of the Board Have fun at the Polish Club dance every Saturday night F S f
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Corry Hospital
Richard Williams
Mead Avenue
Peter Greening
Wayne Street
Lynn Bergman
West Irving Street
William Ruland
West Church Street
Christian Business Men
Corry Public Library
F. L. Baressi
Mayville
Bond Tewinkle
Cassadaga Valley Central School
Board of
Co-operive Education Services
Chautaliqua County
Raymond Hewes
Hospital Gift Is Long Delayed in Syragabe
In Syragabe, a long delayed hospital gift from the late Dr. Henry Hutt is finally being moved to the VHigdnessa Municipal Hospital. The electrocardiograph device, surplus after Dr Ershler’s practice, faced shipping halts. Mrs. Mark Silverman loaded the two 85‑pound crates as hand luggage on a stormy trip, hoping to deliver the apparatus to Trach.
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Syragabe, N
Mmetime
Vhigdnesa Municipal Hospital
Tstelnay
Henry H . Hutt
Trvinig
Ershler
Hatt
Prctice
Tarael
Migrants to Aid Pennsylvania Harvest Effort
Ten thousand migrants will converge in Pennsylvania by July 1 to harvest an estimated 45 million dollar crop. One thousand farms will benefit as American citizens work under the migrant program of the Pennsylvania Council of Churches. The effort, aided by chaplains and committees, runs July to November with an emphasis on community integration. migrants arrive from the South, Puerto Rico, New York, and Philadelphia, and will assist in tomatoes, beans, and peaches.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvaiuia
Donald W. Schlicher
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Council
Fehiluhior
South
Puerto Rico
New York
Philadelphia
Schlicher
Pennsylvania — Council — of Churches
Co-Operative Agency
Minnie C Lawson funeral at Bracken Funeral Home
Miss Minnie C Lawson died and services were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Melvin Angerson presiding at 2 p.m. Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Bearers included Harry Jewell Louis Jewell Oscar Johnson Arthur Lindstrom Raymond Chelton and Glenn Cline. Relatives and friends from Jamestown Silver Creek Akron Erie Youngsville Titusville and surrounding areas attended.
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Melvin Angerson
N. Y
Bracken Funeral
Minnie C. Lawson
Rose Hill
Spartansburg
Harry Jewell
Louis Jewell
Oscar Johnson
Arthur Lindstrom
Raymond Chelton
Glenn Cline
Frank Lawson
Leland Fox
J. Arthur Erickson
Clayton Burg
L. W. Lammers
Elmer Wettenburg
Jamestown
Clara Hawkins
Akron
Fred Anderson
Ethelyn Anderson
Silver Creek
A. E. Wettenburg
Erie
Roy Bew- Jey
Earl Young
Youngsville
Katharine Morgan
Eulugene Morgen
Titusville
Corry
Westfield Frame House Destroyed by Fire Near Route 47
A frame house occupied by the Francis Scholton family on Route 47 a mile south of here was nearly destroyed by fire around noon yesterday. Westfield Fire Chief Charles Golinitz said the blaze likely started from a smoldering rubbish pile left burning when Mrs Scholton drove children to school.
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Westfield
Francis Scholton
Here
Charles Golinitz
Contractor Who Skipped Sought by Area Police
Titusville area police seek Edward Nixon a contractor wanted on parole violation and charges of issuing worthless checks. Indebted to many in Titusville and Oil City, Nixon owes over $2,000 and has a lengthy New York state record. He razed Armory Hall and the Polish National Alliance Club, leaving debris, while employing about 30 workers. Nixon allegedly paid some workers with uncashed checks and claimed a bundle of cash on Wednesday.
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Titusville
Edward Nixon
Oil City
Nixon
New York State
New York
Innitusville
Armory Hall
Polish National Alliance Club
Ers
Farm man in 30 day note causes local stir
A local farmer faces concern after arranging only a 30 day note on his farm. The report notes the short term credit arrangement and its potential implications for the property and community finances.
Millcreek Residents Protest New Dump Plan
Millcreek Township faces legal pressure as South Awandas Civic Association laments a sanitary fill at 16th and Seelinger Avenue. Members say the site contains standing water and visible garbage, affecting quality of life and signaling potential court action with attorney J S Juliante Jr. leading the challenge after prior disputes over Zuck Road dump.
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ERS
Millcreek
South
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Corry Journal
Meadville
Kenneth Shartie
Kenneth Sharte
RD. T
City Hospital
Raymond's
North Center Street
Kennedy
Kennedy School
Wheelock Road
Richard
Frey
Leo Frey
Richard LeBaron
Ellington
Corry Park
Warren
J. A. Sanden
Third and
Waterstreste
Sanden
Ymca Board of Directors
Walter L. Wilvig
Upland
Ind
Wanvig
Taylor University
Red and Gun Club
Erie County
Anthony DiSanti
Corry Evening Journal
Burgess Park
Moose Club
Lnst
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Paol
Blass
Gaylon Faulkner
Columb Frank Maloney
Donald Simmonson and Son
Thomas Merle
East Pleasant
Virgil
Virgil Nichols
Frank Toth
Franklin Street
A. Abramovite
Jher
Dork
Mercury
Imaky
RIES
M. Lawson
N. Center ST
First Ave
Poawoop Pinnerware
Hellman
DU Pont
Gherry’s
West Main Streat
M.L
SAC
Tru
al’ Clothes P Shop
Firestone
Barney
South Center Street
Barach’s Home Furniture Co
Sylcon
Telaxing Ag
Miami
Algiers
America
Adjustik Center
Ony
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