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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1955

Page

2

Corry area notices blend with shopping and local events

City and Vicinity retail ads run alongside hospital accreditation news and community updates. Warren General and Warren State Hospital gain recognition in a national accreditation list, while Red Cross classes form in Youngsville. Local notes cover Kiwanis sales, a Godfrey TV appearance, council debates on federal power control, and sheriff election registration turnout in Titusville.

Corry Journal Warren Warren General Warren State Hospital Joint ‘Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals Chicago Berk Twist Carroll's Youngsville Red Cross Youngeville Brokenstraw Grange Hall Raymond's North Center Street Bond

Hospital notices and local briefs in Meadville area

Admitted listed children and adults from Spar tansburg Union City Pittsfield and Clymer with addresses. Discharged include Mrs Surko and Beverly Ann in Columbus and Mrs Croker and Robert Dale 1000 West Pleasant. Meadville Elk lodge elected James J. Burke exalted ruler. Corry Rod and Gun Club and Townsend Club activities announced. Fishing contest entry offered. Titusville car crash report with no injuries. New Betts Garage phone number 2-4926.

Harvey Whaley Clymer Charles Surko Beverly Ann Columbus Benjamin Croker Robert Dale West Pleasant Treet Howard Rehnberg East Pleasant Street William Howard McMullin West Frederok Street Jaycees Cherry Hardware Collier's Radio-Tv Meadville James J. Burke Meadville Lodge BPO Elks Corry Rod and Gun Club Townsend Club Titusville Fairway Knolls H. H. Whiting Oil City Maryott F. Snyder Whitling Snyder Betts Garage

Warren Police Invite FBI Training Sessions in Jamestown

Warren police plan contact with FBI trainers in Jamestown on March 29 and April 6. Chief Leroy H. Ericson solicits attendance from Loom officers. Also notes need for 1954 Jaycee scrapbook photos and invites Clinton Pratt to supply materials.

Warren FBI Jamestown Margh Leroy H. Ericsons Clinton Pratt P. D. Box Mans

Charles E. Purcell Buried Here Today Mass Held for Veteran

A Requiem Mass for Charles E. Purcell, former Corry resident and World War II veteran who died in a Buffalo hospital, was celebrated at St Elisabeth's Church. Interment with military honors followed at St Elisabeth's Cemetery, with Lt. Archie W. Thompson Post No. 264 flag details and a full firing squad. Attendees included relatives from Worthington, Cleveland, Erle, Hamburg, Wrightsville, Findley Lake, and Cutting.

St. Elisabeth's Chrles E. Purcell Cor'ry Buffslo Cyril Krons Bracken Fusneral Purcell Archié W Veterans of Foreign Wars Corry Paul Dyne Henry Bensink Alfred Cone Ray Root Donald Sherman Joseph Mooney George Andrus Harold Messinger Harold Schaefer James Keppel Jr Walter Landers Mr. Purcell George Buck Sam Bell Cameron Hoenes Russell Merritt Jr Claude Jessie Davis Frank Bull Wrightsville Andrew Roush Findley Lake John Gorden Cutting Norman Wiler Erle

Major Henry to Head State Police Force

Maj Earl J Henry, a veteran State Policeman, was Gov George M Leader s choice for new State Police commissioner pending Senate confirmation. He plans a department reshuffle and six week refresher courses for troopers to improve crime detection and prevention methods, noting current training ends after six months at Hershey training school.

Harrisburg Earl J. Henry George M M. Wilhelm Senate Wilhelm Henry Hershey

Mobil Service Station to Open April 1 at 426 North Center

The Mobil station at 426 North Center Street will open April 1 under Richard Chase. The Rex Warner operated site was closed and leased to Chase by Mobil. Chase undergoes a two week training at a Mobil school.

Mobil North Center Street Richard Chase Rex Warner Chase Mobil Concern

Services Scheduled at 3 Area Churches

Mid week services on the Spar tansburg Methodist charge will be held next week at McCray Church Tuesday Elgin Church Wednesday Spartansburg Church Thursday. Still pictures will deplete the trial of Christ before political heads and the Crucifixion. Following this there will be short gospel sound movies. The Palermo brothers in Youth For Christ work present the musical How I Love To Sing. Closing the service there will be an illustrated message on the Crucifixion and Resurrection. All services begin at 8 p.m.

Spartansburg Methodist McCray Elgin Spartansburg Christ Palermo Brothers Youth For Christ

Tragedy Near Pittsburgh Train Fatal for 7 Year Old

In Harrison Township near Pittsburgh three children ran across tracks as a Pennsy freight train approached. Two escaped but seven year old Jerry Beers apparently tripped and was killed under the wheels. Police described the incident as an accidental death.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Jerry Beers Harrison Township Jerry

Babson Sees Bull Market in Housing Amid Economic Debate

Babson argues for renewed private investment to spur employment and prosperity through 1956, warning of a future reckoning. He critiques postwar price controls, notes Roosevelt's attempts, and contemplates war's impact, while urging the Fulbright Committee to explore constructive business policy.

Eisenhower Roosevelt Fulbright Committee

Market swings blamed on party politics and China talk

A reader comments on the stock market’s swing amid investigation politics. Republicans blame Democrats for market decline. Democrats counter that Republicans push the market down to derail the inquiry. The writer urges not to panic, avoid buying high, and to trust President Eisenhower to lead the nation.

Fulbright Dukes China Regul Far Business and Trust Eienhower United States

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