Corry Journal notices and local updates mix events
Corry area brief items include new pastor Burlend Mangesein at Hirst Baptist Church succeeding George Pabady, Corry Baking Co open late, traffic fatality in Chautauqua County, prices on toilet water sale, Thompson injured in Route 62 wreck, contest at Grice Jewelers, postal clerk positions open in Franklin, local club meetings, employment figures, Soap Box Derby winner Dennis Brandt, Erie stabbing case, beer and soft drink delivery, gun permit revocation note, minnows for fishing, Ladies auxiliary event, Dunkirk pool project, WOTM meeting, Meadville welfare hospital recommendation, and Corry Baking Co classes schedule.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Westfield
Burlend B. Mangesein
The
Hirst
Louis Prazier
Dunkirkert
Here
London
Phillips Gift Shop
Clarence Thompson
R. D
Guys Mills
Oil City
Franklin
Thompson
Grice Jewelers
Post Office
Hospital Report Shows Admissions and Discharges
As of 7 am today the Corry Hospital lists numerous admissions and discharges including Mrs Georg ia Bi Lyons RD Mrs Stanley Zajac and others. The Harbor Half Ladies Aid plans a tureen dinner Thursday at 1 pm in the Community House and McIntyre's markets ads promote wrinkle and soil resistant preshrunk fabrics. Ontario Encampment IOOF No 241 hosts Grand Encampment officers tonight at the IOOF Hall with all patriarchs urged to attend.
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Harbor
Avondale
McIntyre
Corry
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
IOOF
Local notices and small-town updates from Meadville area
The Corry Retail ends at 5 30 and 9 p m Thursday prior to the July 4 holiday. A man known as Eric A tall thin is accused of passing a bad check at Wallys Service Stop using a fictitious Ray Wilton ID. Superior Cleaning Co will be closed Friday and Saturday July 4 and 5. Saegertown High School band won 100 prize in sixth annual Fire Department parade with 79 members. Meadvilles eight Playgrounds begin another week after registering over 1500 kids in two weeks.
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Lady Franklin Rezekah Lodge
IOOF
Corry’ Retail Merchants
Chamber of Commerce
Eric
Wally
Ray Wilton
Superior Cleaning Company
Saegertown
Kearage Fire Department
Saurday
James Billingsey
Saggertown
Call
Fire destroys Monroeville Brick Tac building in Pittsburgh area
Firefighters from five volunteer companies battled a blaze overnight in Monroeville Brick Tac's main building, estimating $60,000 in damage with total loss around $80,000. No injuries were reported as Kenneth Shaughnessy noted fumes nearly wiped out the two story frame structure housing electrical and brick making equipment.
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Monroeville
Tac
Kenneth Shaughnessy
World Population Growth Predicted by UN Experts
UN experts warn world faces crowding within the next century unless birth rates are curbed. A report from the UN Bureau of Social Affairs projects six billion people by 2000 and a peak of 10 to 25 billion during the 21st century.
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United Nations
UN Bureau of Social Affairs
Soviet censorship as a window into Kremlin control
Washington columnist Andrew Berdinz outlines Soviet information control across crime statistics and prison data, trials, disasters, party deliberations, leadership changes, military strength and tests, economic figures, and Western reporting. He notes secrecy around personnel decisions, production figures, and foreign dispatch censorship, with recent tightening of censorship of correspondents in Moscow.
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Washington
Kremlin
Andrew H. Berdinz
Stant
Berding
Dewsworthy
Communist Party Presidium
General Committee
Communist Party
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Vorkuta
Norisilk
Tiflis
United Nations
Moscow
West Scientists Plan At Geneva Discusses Nuclear Test Talks
A Bell Telephone Laboratories vice president proposes three stages for Geneva talks. The first stage covers scientific review of detecting distant nuclear explosions. The second would determine inspection post locations to ensure no secret tests. The third would address political issues in establishing a warning system.
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Geneva
Bell Telephone Laboratories
U C Man Hurt As Car Hits Cycle Near Lincolnville
A rural intersection four miles west of Lincolnvilleau to motor cycle accident left Dewey K Corklin of Cambridge Springs and Robert Weed of Union City injured. Weed suffered a fractured left leg and possible skull fracture. Corklin had facial lacerations and body bruises. Driver Homer M Kerr of Waterford escaped injury as the car was hidden in a ravine. Damage was about 250 to the car and 100 to the motorcycle. The crash was the district's third motorcycle incident of the weekend.
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Myawvinuw
Lincolnville
Dewey K. Corklin
Cambridge Springs
Robert Weed
Union City
Meadville
Iccident
Weed
Corklin
Stem Memorial Hospital
Homer Martin Kerr
R. D
Waterford
Kerr
Kerr Auto
Last Rites Held For Miss E Hall Win
Last rites were held for Miss Elisabeth Hall at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. Charles Puller of Centerville officiated and interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Lyle Smith Charles L Robert T Roger Mall Charles R and William J Wood. Attendees from Fatny and surrounding towns gathered for the service.
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N. Y
William Wood
Ray Thompson
She
Charles Wood
Dempseytown
Vincent Christiano
Leicester
N.Y
Lifeguard Rescues Youth on Peninsula Beach Day
A 10 year old boy, Peter Wernicki of Erle, was pulled from Lake Erle at Water Works Park by Lifeguard Warren Weber and treated for mild shock. Police reported no accidents at the park as crowds flocked to Peninsula Beach Day amid ongoing road construction and a move to a four lane highway.
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Nineguara
Lake Erle
Peter Wernicki
Erle
Waterworks Park
Frank Pettinato
Warren Weber
Peninsula
Pettinato
Four Clymer youths hurt in Panama crash
The Chautauqua County sheriff reports four young people escaped serious injury after a late morning crash near Panama. Driver Russell Freeman 21 North Clymer and Barbara Morrison 16 North Clymer and Douglas Philbrick 17 Prewsburg had only bruises. Ruby Alger 16 North Clymer was treated at Camry Memorial Hospital for a laceration and released.
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Panama
Chautauqua County
Ruby Alger
A. D
North Clymer
Camry Memorial Hospital
Motorcycle? Preacher breaks wrist then heads on vacation
Tulsa Reverend James Struthers preached a sermon on auto safety then went horseback riding, fell and broke his wrist. He left on vacation with his wife driving.
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Tulsa
Okla
James Struthers
Services For Erik Puner al seiv Smith
Funeral services were held at 3 pm with George Puner presiding and stage officiating followed by burial in the cemetery. Bearers included William Lindy Jock, Franklin Mitchell, and others, with many relatives listed among attendees.
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Erik Puner al Seiv Smith
George Puner
William Lindy Jock
Franklin Mitchell
Pranklin Erck Jr
Youngstown
Wave Smith
Willoug
Emory J
Geol
Leon Mitkirk
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