Local notices reflect employment shifts and community events
Corry Journal reports a surge in employment across sectors in 1955 to 1964, with Theodore Heckman noting December 1955 to February 1956 activity. The page lists varied items from car sales, Easter egg orders, and local road work plans to police staffing, theater productions, and charitable drives in Oil City, Meadville, and surrounding towns, highlighting community commerce and public service efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Meadville
Theodore Heckman
Heckman
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
Veronica's
Milleresk Townamip
Edinboro
Waterford Road
Zonity Bond Actin
Robert Kingen
Corry Rollerway
Francis Dutty
Sarald Runstedier
Hota
State Board of Chiroprietors
Studebaker
Regal
Hospital Admissions and Local Notices Roundup
At 7 am today the Corry Hospital lists admitted patients including Mrs John Migliaccio and Mrs David Blake alongside local residents. Discharged are Mrs Twani Emerson and others. Community notes report Grange No 96 meeting, Moose Club Friday sessions, school board actions, Sears store sale, Red Grows fund progress, and maple syrup label supply at The Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Oilcity
Ol City
Cuy Atek
Oil City Fund
Raymond's
North Center Street
Warren
Pennsylvania Department of Mines
Bradford
Oil City
Middle District of Producers Amnciation
Herbie Johnson
Red Cross
Men
Capimina
John D. Rynd Jr
Chaiman
M. B. Bréone
General Fund
Frank Sobol
Rossbacher Lot
West South
Florida
Corry Grange No. 96
Moose Club
Regge
Franklin
Stigmoredk Township School Board
Valley Grove Joint Committee
Harrisburg
Sears Store
Tuanville
1940 Chevrolet two door sedan for sale at low cost
Multiple small notices report a 1940 Chevrolet two door sedan offered for sale by Thomas Motors at $95. Concurrent items note local police addressing garbage dumping on West Washington street, knife confiscations from a boy, and a church bequest of $2000 for a memorial. other items list sales, events, and community notices from Meadville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Batessi
Brie
George Speros
Atlantic
Thomas Motors
George Myvrs
Corry Methodist Church
Wayne Street Methodist Church
Emmanuel Presbyterian
Clairch
Oil City
R.R. Vanick
Theodore Ogie
Joseph Brena
Charles Beightol
Robert Johnson
West Washington Street
Ity
Sity
Mound Sireet
Insurance ad cautions on coverage before a loss
Fragmented notice mix shows an insurance agent contact for before loss questions, a criminal sentence for a breaking and entering case in Conneaut, a rummage sale at Joe's Bargain Store, and a Ruberald employee injuring from a roofing machine. Names include Fred Kinley Insurance and Conneaut references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kinley
Erle
Norman Keith
St. Vincent's Hospital
Senate bill bans switch blades in state
Harrisburg report notes Senate approval of a bill prohibiting sale or possession of switch blades with a 500 dollar fine and up to one year in jail, plus provisions for evaluating certain sex offenders before release on bail. The same session sent to the House a measure requiring psychiatric evaluation for release decisions. Bids open April 4 for air conditioning at a highway district office in Franklin, Venango County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harrisburg
House
Department of Prope and Supplies
Highway District
Franklin
Venango County
Appropriation Bill Advances In House Committee
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 705,743,922 supplemental bill funding antipoverty programs and veteran readjustment benefits. It would provide 27,800,000 to states, 189,000,000 for veterans benefits, 25,000,000 for school districts near federal activity, and 9,000,000 for schools. Total 40,195,100 under Eisenhower request. GEYG satellite plan included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Howe Sollon
Eisenhower
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Connec
Tion
International Geophysical Year
Congress
Dope Peddling Bill Tightened By Associated Press
Harrisburg lawmakers tightened penalties for illegal dope dealing. The House approved a Senate bill mandating life imprisonment for third offenders and imposing fines up to fifteen thousand dollars. The measure now goes to the governor for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Prem Harrisburg
House
Leader
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ritz
Allegheny College
Terrapid Club
Almberr
Nancy Moyers
Elks Club
Sire
Arthur Gardner
Wayne Street
Joseph ‘Oncher
State Highway Department
Green Bramps Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry
Corry Hospital
John Migliaccio
West Main Slrest
David Blake
Merle “Haskel
East Pleasant Treet
Wilson Armitage
Spring Creek
Twani Emerson
Titusville
Diane
Virgil’ Hall
Tames Wiggers
Clymer
Ralph Barrett
Bear Lake
Mae Raymond
R. D
Jerome Davis
Constance Chirln
Worth Center Street
Albert Wick
East Columbus
Myenute
Kenneth van Cise
Columbus
Michael Marcon
Gould Streets
Sears Stote
Woosteyville
Bill Barringer
Wesleyville
Jack Bargenquast
Pol Nes
Itl
Barringer
Conneaut Lake
First Presbyterian Church
Silay F. Mosk
Greenville
Moss
Clara Moss
Conneatt
Warren Boy Choir
Corry Area High School
Jansen’s
Ike
Cherry Hardware
Givie Club
Cory Red
Can
North Center
Washington Street
Mabel
Ralph J. Berlin Br
Tryonville
Arnold Funeral Home
Macko’s
Main Street
Erie
Pennsylvania
McIntyre's
Northwestern Pennsylvania Language Arts Council
kKiddies
Carroll's
Aloe
Barnes & Carrig Corry
Coats
Mila
Stom
RCA Whirlpool Paver
Rca wiikLtoor
Davis Radio - TV
North Canter Street
Grice Jewelers Corner
Washington Streets
U. S
Canada
Hawai
Ighth & State Sts
Sherwin-Williams
North Centar Street
W. F. Rickers Building
Clymer Lumber Company
N. Y
Donaldson Brothers
Jamesto
Fi Johnson
Soho
Lawre
Pittsby Lawrence Se
Lawrence
Cii Board of Pr
Nation of
Flec
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