Titusville area notices and community briefs chronicle local events
In Titusville and nearby towns a string of civic items unfolds. Cherries Grange hosts a vaccination drive with second shots due two to six weeks after the first. A talent show returns March 18 at the high school auditorium. Council approves bills linked to a thawing water line dispute and features a new Helfrich property assessment board. Bowling leagues call for participants at Bowl Aire Alleys. City finances show property assessments and refunds, while the Erie region headlines include parking talks, restaurant ads, and public notices across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Council
Robert Gough
Robert H Conway
Conway
Gough
Dick's Plumbing
Benton Electric Service
Assessment Board of Appeals
William F. Crow
Edward J. Helfrich
Helfrich
J. M. Pennell
G. Kenneth Tulloch
Robert C Telton
Citizens National Bank
Titusville Chamber of Commerce
Erie
Chester J. Bukowski
Richard Ruth
Bukowski
At The Hospital Report and Erie News Digest
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a. m. lists admitted patients including Mrs. Michael Marconi Harold Paulson Richard Harrison Mrs. Theodore Amoroso Mrs. Charles Waterhouse Mrs. Otto Weber Jaimes Costello Mrs. Frederick Palmer Mrs. Gilbert Sorenson Mrs. Finness I Kinney and others. discharged include Mrs Homer Snapp and Mrs John Wilson. Erie Symphonic Choir received warm reception at National Academy of Arts in Washington with a 60 voice ensemble before about 1,000. An unidentified Erie resident official warned against Cunnavine, claiming he is not serious about policy. Also notes an Erie political contest with attorney Gambatesi withdrawing from Democratic race paving path for Peter Schaxs against Del Dalrymple. James Hohing of Ete pled guilty to bad checks, sentenced to one to two years and ordered restitution. Tickets 75 cents for an event at 3118. Erie’s proposed traffic code adds a clause banning parking of vehicles over 3,000 pounds on streets for more than two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Marconi
Gould Street
Harold Paulson
East Pleasant Street
Richard Harrison
Spartansburg
Theodore Amoroso
West Church Street
Charles Waterhouse
Grand Street
Otto Weber
Jamestown
LaVerne Shore
Sherman
Jaimes Costello
Vine Street
Frederick Palmer
West Frederick Street
Gilbert Sorenson
Sugar Grove
Finness I. Kinney
Erie
Erie Symphonic
National Academy of Arts
Washington
D. C
Iihi
He State
Michiel Cunnavine
Tov
AL Folts
Cunnavine
Win
Erle
Anthony Gambatese
West Side
Peter Schaxs
del Dalrymple
James Hohing
Burton Laub
Jamestown drunken driving case and city consultation noted
Ernest J Williams of Stratford Mich was ordered jailed 16 days for drunken driving after failing to pay a 75 fine. He appeared before Town of Ellicott Justice A E Harry Johnson. May denied plans but admitted intent to consult the city legal department. Wheelock Community Aid meets Thursday at 6 at Mrs Howard Ventassels RD 2 home for a special program with strong attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J May
Lcensed
May
City
Jamestown
Ernest J. Williams
Startford
Mich
Wilams
Ellicott
A. E. Harry Johnson
Eric
Stoke
Wheelock Community Aid
Howard VenTassel
$1,000,000 Barcelona Harbor Project Aims May Start
WESTFIELD NY The Barcelona Harbor on Lake Erie near Westfield is a $1,000,000 Corps of Engineers project to start in May. It will deepen a 60 by 800 foot basin and build two breakwaters about 1000 and 350 feet long. The work seeks to aid commercial fishing boats and small craft as a decade of study ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona Harbor
Westfield
Lake Erie
Norh
New York
Buffalo
Corps of Engineers
Commercia
Naku Mohawk Power Corp
Dunkirk
Dems Draft Tax Reduction Plan Amid Economic Slowdown
The Democratic plan for tax cuts is discussed as Congress and the Eisenhower administration delay final decisions pending clearer economic signals. The Federal Reserve notes February declines in industrial production employment incomes and retail sales with auto and steel output still weak. Assistant Labor Secretary Newell Brown cautions against expecting a rapid rebound, while Bob Brown notes employment remains about two million higher than February 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Brown
Bob Brown
May Ease Trade Prerogatives On Red Shipments
U S and 14 nations review trade controls in Paris amid talks to ease restrictions on shipments to the Communist bloc. Officials say while some controls will remain on strategic goods, changes will be limited to prevent collapsing the embargo system. Talks, begun mid February, aim for itemized changes with broad consensus after two weeks of review and two months of further negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wncnuns
Paris
Britain
West Germany
Japan
U. S
China
So Det
Burveau
United States
Europe
Canada
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembours
Denmark
Italy
Portugal
Greece
Turkey
Norway
City Observes National Library Week and wartime book report
Corry Area High School student Roweng Reagle contributed a Library Week article about The Bridge at Andau by James Mitchener. The piece discusses Hungary after the 1956 revolt, detailing propaganda versus truth and the brutality of the AVO and Soviet actions alongside brave freedom fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roweng Reagle
Corry Area
Reagle
Library Week
Andau
James P. Mitchener
Hungary
Hunary
AVO
Secret Police
Workara
Soldiers Face Court Martial Over Box Trap
Pottstown Pennsylvania soldiers face a special court martial on assault charges after an investigator said a victim was nailed into a box measuring 3914 by 19 inches. If convicted, the accused could serve six months hard labor and lose most pay. A major from Plymouth allegedly transported the box via helicopter, claiming it contained spare parts. Charges, investigations, and potential punishments were discussed amid related city hall actions in Pretoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
Weidensaul
Thomas G. James
Plymouth
Ansower Field
Pretoria
South Africa
James Ish
Tommy Steele
James
Comnell
Steele
Former Corry Man Succumbs At 46
Stélph W. Jones, 46, a former Corry resident, died suddenly at Erie Osteopathic Hospital. Born in Corry on August 29, 1911, he was employed as a taylorman at Erie Forge Company. Survived by wife Mary, two daughters Janice and Judy, son Robert, mother Mrs. Mable Jones, brother Clare of Theekto-waga New York, and sister Mrs. Edith Conners of Reading, Mass. Friends may call at Schoal Funeral Home in Erie with services Thursday at 2 pm. Interment in Erie Mov
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stélph W. Jones
Corry
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Mr. Jones
Grant
Mable ‘Fucker Jones
Erie Forge Company
Mary
Janice
Judy
Robert
Mable Jones
Clare
Theektowaga
Edith Conners
Reading
Mass
Schoal
Erie
Erle Me
Movin Gardens
Prospective Juror Seeks Excusal Over Air Quality
In Jacksonville Florida a juror with an asthmatic condition asked to be excused from Federal District Court amid air concerns. Judge Bryan Simpson noted the courtroom is air conditioned and filtered. The juror revealed work at a fertilizer factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Federal District Court
Bryan Simpson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Journal Printing Department
Tuunville
Heldrom
Cherrytree Grange
William G. Barr
National Parking Association
Bre
Lewis Dewey
Burr
Diemer’s
Women's Relief Corps
Corry Grange Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hamot Hospital
Gerry Carr
Hallmark Cards
Sea’s Drugs
Kay
Hank Roskowski
Sainte
Corry Beverage Distributor
Elle
George Brabender
Ile
No-Bar
Columbus
Concord Community Club
First Presbyterian Church
G Orlock
Elks
Smorgasbord
Conelway School Parent-Teacher Association
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Ailin
Staimich
Hunt
Munis
Sera
Widmany Te
Service and Health
Homer Snapp
John Wilson
Random Sonal
Lynn
and Ivis
Lloyd Elnink
Clymer
Harold E
Bensink
Dems
National
Rex Theatre
Alan Ladd
William Bendix
Deep Six
Chevrolet
DE Soto Powermaster
Clarence Wallace
Charles Clark
Howard Clabbatt
First Avenue
Corry, PA
The
Camera Club
YMCA
CE Meas
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Walter A. Shields
Root Furniture
Ld Weber
Spartansure
Hammord Jr
Janet ‘Trippers, Anthony Cooper
International Harvester Sales and Service
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall Chain Saws
Johnson Brothers
South
Paul Brennel
Russell Bitte
National Bank of Corry
James Gook
Breang
National Selected Morticians
International Association of Funeral Directors
Bennetts
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