Corry area notes injuries and local events
City and Vicinity items report Alfred Schreier injured at 8th and French Street and hospitalized with head arm and leg bruises. Fire destroys Judd Bartholomew home near Sheakleyville with roof collapse. Extra jurors report for County Court amid shifting county rules. Jaycee ticket sales for Warren Boy Choir event. Hitchhiking discouraged by police. Erie council considers returning Waterworks Park to state and new Peninsula road. city wage study may raise city employee pay. Local ads note insurance and trucking price changes. A Meadvill e resident admitted for fractured hip after a fall.
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Ritz
Mesdville
Judd Bartholomew
Sheakleyville
New ‘Vernon
Thomas Motors
Jamestown
Saplane Court
High V. M. Bodine
F.L. Baressi
Falconer
Ya Ferday
Peace Justice Court
Gerald M. Sorell
Ete Eonanion
William Greenwood
Warren Boy Choir
Corry Area High School
Jaycee
Jansen’s
Ike's
Cherry Hardware
Gates Drugs
Union City
Award Williams
Thapep
Frank Hoetsel
Mie
Williams
McIntyre
Erie
Radcliffe
Peninsula
Peninsula Beaches
Carl's
SHO Erie
Arthur Gardner
Thomas Jacobs
J. L. Jacobs
Chicago
Hospital Admits and Discharges Show Local Itinerary
At The Hospital Report compiled an update of admissions and discharges from Saturday through Sunday listing names and ages of patients and relatives. Several residents were admitted or discharged, with notes on addresses and family relations. A driver was cited for tackless driving after a reckless drive on Spring Street and another speeding incident on West Central Avenue. Community events include Easter eggs and a mortgage burning program by the Titusville Eagles, a maple sugar social, and church activities with sermons and pastor candidates.
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Titusville
Spring Street
Poco
R. D
Seni
South Side
West Central Avenue
Ritz
Titusville Eagles
Toda Aerie's Home Association
Arthur Erickson
Harry Warner
Olattaf
Carl Morri¢al
William Clark
Than v
Order of Eagles
Aerie $60
Maple Sugar
Concord
McCray
Olkan
Walter Foster
Steam Valley
Clark Brothers Company
Robie Drug Store
al Geechi
Oil City Crash Damages $155 Involving Pyle and Brannon
A Saturday collision at the 2 Rouseville Intersection left Leo Barb Pyle of Buffalo and Richard Brannon of Rouseville with $155 in damage. Pyle suffered a fractured arm as his car backed into a tractor trailer. Brannon’s truck was in low gear approaching a red light.
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Oil City
Leo Barb Pyle
Buffalo
Rouseville
Franklin
Richard Brannon
Janice Pyle
Pyle
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Ridgway
Lars Olof Hillstrom
Skavde
Vastergotland
Sweden
Elmer Anderson
Hillstrom
American Historical Federation of Philadelphia
Journal
Eddy fined after stop sign violation and wreck in Bean Lake
Jerome A. Eddy, 25, of Bean Lake, was fined 10 dollars by Justice Willard Ayers after a Saturday arrest for failing to obey a stop sign. An accident on Town Line Road injured Eddy and a female passenger when their car left the highway and hit a house causing about 325 dollars in damage. Eddy was hospitalized and released. The Ley Franklin Rebeksh Lodge will meet in IOOF Hall Center Street for degree team practice tomorrow night. The Mary Martha Class will meet Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church for a 6 o'clock tureen dinner followed by an Easter bonnet sale.
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Busti
Jerome A. Eddy
Bean Lake
Justice of the Peace
Willard Ayers
Homer Danielson
Town Line Road
Eddy
Ley Franklin Rebeksh Lodge
IOOF
Center Street
First Presbyterian Church
Second Snowstorm Sweeps Northeast Continues
A foot of snow fell in parts of New Jersey with up to eight inches in Pennsylvania, causing many schools to close in both states while New York City schools stayed open. The New York Stock Exchange planned to open as usual. In New England, Lincoln Downs race track at Lincoln, Rhode Island, faced lingering wintry conditions.
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Page One
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
New England
Lincoln Downs
Lincoln
R. 1
Weekend Pennsylvania Fatalities From Various Causes
Fifteen people died across Pennsylvania during the weekend from highway, fire, train, drowning, and snowstorm incidents. The worst event occurred in North Philadelphia where a fire killed a grandmother, her daughter, and two granddaughters in a one room apartment. Other totals included five fire deaths, two train deaths, one drowning, and four storm-related deaths. The toll in neighboring states was heavy as well, with Massachusetts sixteen and New York twenty two among others.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Bessie Mae Ward
Marie
Mary Lee
Patricie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Alfred Schreier
Cubbison Hotel
French Street Place
Frank Minele
Hamot
Bruiser
J. Fred Kinley Insurance
Dom
VFW Club
Kenneth Williams
Meadville
Henriitia Loman Wan
City Mospitad
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Corry Hospital
Marjorie
and Mors
Arthurs Hicks
Spartamburg
Charles Pless
Sixth Street
Gertrude MaAvoy
West Main Street
Beth Anni
Robert Blakely
West
Bond Street
ElWood Woodraft
Wright Strout
Thomas
Edward Domininssy
West Washington Street
Harry Alexander
Mott Street
Clayton Burkett
Duane Street
Robert, Olson
West Columbiasvents
Rodney Edwards
Clymer
Chmeroe-Hoenes
Wright Street
Cecil Huffman
James Walters
Michelle Lynn
Soyder ‘Circle
Morris Gilson
Liberty Street
David Vanney
Gertrude Foster
White Treet
Youngstown
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Mondyilie
Thomas’ A. Bucey
Scottsdale
First Baptist Church
Stacey
God
E A. Larson
Dial
Chevrolet
Bel Air
Lawrence Stainbrook
Cochranton
Crawford County
Volnty
Corty Jaycees
Warren Bay
Jamestown Prendergast Prep
Laura ‘Walkerman
James
Garten
Bird and ‘Tree Club
Carl F. Sanford
A. Brice Manley
Dorcas
First Methodist Church
Lawrence Davison
East Main Street
ROYAL
Boston
Tommy, Tibbs
Denis
Pat) Brady
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Ohio
New Hampshire
Maine
Maryland
Virginia
Corry Junior Chamber OF Commerce
Two-Way Radio Fund
Ike’s
Jansen's
Gates Drug Store
Heberlein
REX Theatre
Puck
Meerdinkshoe
North Center
Coray
Selfine Furniturl
CCU
Better Homes and Gardens Garden Books
North Center ST
Corry, PA
Leoul CO
Frigidaire Electric
South Center Street
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