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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1956

Page

2

Construction of 800000 gallon standpipe planned

Southwest Erie water project will begin after weather clears. Water Bureau Superintendent Jack Johnson says a new standpipe on Grandview Boulevard near Washington Avenue, costing about 90000 dollars, should operate by July to improve low pressure across the southwest Erie area. City to build a municipal recreation complex plan may be placed before voters April 24.

Corry Journal Erie Water Bureau Jack Johnson Johnsan F. L. Baressi Meagville Jaycees Jack Gime Jaycee Recreation Committe Legionnaires Leeds

Hospital Report Adds New Admits And Discharges

At the Corry Hospital as of 7 am several admissions and discharges were listed. New patients include Mrs. Robert Sandburg and Mrs. Victor Gifford along with Mrs. Jesple Fisk and Mrs. Arthur Phelps Jr. Discharges include Mary Balog and Clark Bloomer. The Woman's Society of Christian Service meets Thursday at the Community House with a noon dinner. Raymond's advertises watch repair. Meadville-Linesville council moved to extend natural gas service with an ordinance granting right of way to United Natural Gas Co. and allotted a room in the town hall for UNG signups.

Robert Sandburg R. D Martha Harold Jackson Victor Gifford Northwest Jesple Fisk Lynda Michael Sprovers Elk Street Frank Maloney R.D Arthur Phelps Jr. Sherman Bernard Greene Mary Joseph Balog Hany Clabhatt Mary Jo Clark Bloomer Sherman Woman's Society of Christian Service McCray Methodist Church Raymond’s North Center Street Meadville Linesville United Natural Gas Co UNG

Fresh hearing aid batteries and local notices

Fresh hearing aid batteries offered at Flye Rexall. William Herman, 58, of Centerville, injured when a tree fell on him on M. R. Went farm near Centerville. admitted to Titusville Hospital with fair condition after chest x ray. Veering into civil court, Budd F. Servey of Titusville received directed verdicts totaling 6,000 dollars in a traffic death case involving Lewis A. Simons of Oak Hill. Simons earned 3,000 as survivor and 4,000 for the estate. Dial 3-8871 for Koehlers beer delivery. insurance ad from J. Fred Kinley.

Flye Rexall William Herman Centerville Servey 1 Ata Simons Servey

Holy Name Society to Meet Tonight at St Elizabeths

The Holy Name Society of St Elizabeths Church will hold its regular meeting tonight in the church social hall after the rosary at 7 30. Rev John J Slater assistant to the president of Gannon College will be guest speaker. Jamestown GOP figure Samuel T Bowers seeks re election as Chautauqua County coroner next November. Two coroner posts to be filled this year. Spring Creek Grange No 236 meets jointly at East Branch Grange Thursday evening. Bring sandwiches or cooked foods for lunch.

Holy Name Society St. Elizabeth's Church Otlock John J. Slater Gannon College Jamestown Samuel T. Bowers GOP Chautauqua County Bowers Theodore Morse Brocton Spring Creek Grange East Branch Grange

Rhee Urged to Seek Third Term in Korea

In Seoul a draft Rhee campaign gained momentum as about 500 labor unionists marched with banners and chants urging 80 year old President Syngman Rhee to run again in summer elections. The Liberal party aims to hold more spontaneous public meetings to support the bid.

Seoul Korea Rhee Syngman Rhee Liberal Party

Prosegregation Group Addresses Jewish Issue in Alabama

The Associated Press reports in Birmingham that prosegregation White Citizens Councils in Alabama debate admitting Jews to membership. Asa E. Carter says some councils require belief in Jesus divinity, while leaders insist the push is for segregation and that Jews and Catholics are among members. State Sen. Sam Engelhards notes the broader fight limits membership to whites.

Associated Press Birmingham Ala Birmingham News North Alabama

Rhee Signals Retirement Nod at Convention

Rhee told a party delegation yesterday he plans to retire from his veteran teaching role in favor of a younger man. He said the change will be watched closely to gauge public opinion.

Rhee Wall

Council Holds Routine I Meet Cont. Snow Bill Omitted

Council meeting notes show a snow removal bill of 540 dollars for C W Parkhurst was omitted when February bills were read. Streets Director J Fred Kinley, absent at the session, reportedly held up the bill. Kinley had earlier questioned payment method and proposed a hours worked check system. Safety Director Robert Price sought approval for George Collier as second relief fire truck driver and it was approved. Finance Director Guy Abbey read three letters.

C. W. Parkhurst J. Fred Kinley Parkhurst Robert Price George Collier Velief Guy Abbey

City explains use of fire track rivets and volunteer deters

The city and Solicitor Brown described that deters are voluntary written by firefighters and not city solicited. Lettered requests from Mulderick Foster and Collier sought extended hours at fire stations and during vacations. A billing error on sewage charges for bowling alleys as public buildings was corrected with rebates agreed.

Roger Brown George Mulderick Ralph Foster George Collier Brown

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