Local notices mix in Corry area paper ads and events
Community calendar items include Helping Hand club meeting with noon to soup dinner, Rachel Circle meeting at Mrs Alton Duhl strand, Junior Senior PTA final session with Gerald Newton as speaker, and local business promos for water heaters and bakery specials. Also reports of a St Louis heart attack aboard a train, a burglary at Antlers Restaurant, Titusville highway detours, and memorial notices.
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Helping Hand Club
Toof Hall
Gilson’s
Columbus
Rachel
United Lutheran Church Women
Alton Duhlstrand
Carter Hill
R.S. Garfield
Water Bureau
Jack Johnson
Erie
Gerald Newton
Pennsylvania
Eric
Hamet Hospital
St. Louis
Douglas Hefferan
Hammermill Paper Co
Corry Rollerway
Diemer's
Sponse
Dorcas
First Methodist Church
Durham
Railroad Street
Titusville
Cherrytree
Dempseytown
Rouseville
Oil City
Pleasantville
Pine Creek
Hospital report and local notices from Corry area
At The Hospital report today lists admissions and discharges from Corry Hospital with names and addresses of patients. Notable items include Kay Simmons, 5 year old, and several residents from Andrew Park Clymer Wattsburg and nearby areas. The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge schedules an evening meeting at TOOF Hall and local ads promote Van Raalte lingerie Fanta hose and Hallmark cards at Evans Yarn Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Olin Simmons
Mendvenne
Geoge Rumburgh
Baal Smith Street
Andrew Park
Clymer
L. J. Falcone
East Main
Gerald B. Brant
Columbus
Theodore G. Miller
Sherman
George R. Wilcox
West Frederick Street
Charles van Winkle
Warren Wickwire
Julius Wotus
Grand Street
Chester Ciech
R. B. Crosby
Spartansburg
Charles Rauscher
West Pleasat Street
George Sammons
Wattsburg
Joseph Amoroso
First Avenue
Audrey McFute
Pleasantville
Joan
Storer
Paull Lewis
Norman Thompson
Finchey Lake
Eero Pentikainen
Snyder Circle
Kathleen Ross
Marion Street
Homer White
Concord Street
Willard Goon
Lemon Street
Charles Rasher
Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Toof Hall
Evans
Franklin
Paul J. Boers
Fort Linderdile
Finklin
Fort Lauderdale
Hallmark Cards
Sea’s
Yellow Fever Breaks Out in Central Africa
Yellow fever has erupted in the Gemena region of the Belgian Congo near Central Africa for the first time in nearly 30 years. At least five Africans have died as officials require vaccination proof for entry to the territory. The disease was a major tropical scourge before the 1928 serum development.
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Legpolyville
Central Africa
Gemena
Belgian Congo
Tropical Africa
GOP Attacks Butler Report he Will Quit
Republicans dismissed as speculation a claim by Democratic leaders that President Eisenhower might resign before his term ends. Butler said on a radio program he guesses Eisenhower would turn the office over to Vice President Nixon if he feels unable to continue. Meade Alcorn called the forecast nonsense. Knowland said the President shows vigor and is on the job. White House declined to comment.
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Washington
Na‘Motal
Paul M. Boiler
Eisenhower
Meade Alvorn
Butler
Nixon
William Knowland
Cal
Japyone
Howe
Rone! Wheator
Washington Press Corps
Canadian Bank Robbery Ties To Montreal Safecracking
A Brockville bank heist netted 32,295,000 in bonds and 15 dollars in cash, with a key in Rene Martin’s car unlocking a locker in Montreal. Police link the Brockville theft to a Montreal branch raid last January and arrest suspects a day after the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Canada
Brockville, Ont
Montreal
Rene Martin
Brockville
Martin
Central Railway
National Credit Union
Ten year old undergoes rare heart surgery two weeks ago
Ten year old Charles Labowski, a life-time heart condition sufferer, faced limited activity but shows resilience after undergoing a rare heart operation two weeks prior. The piece notes his wistful mood yet steady recovery following the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Labowski
Charles
Virginia Author James Cabell Dies at 79 in Richmond
Virginia author James Cabell, 79, died in Richmond after a Sunday cerebral hemorrhage. Renowned for novels of disillusion and escape, Cabell authored 52 books including Jurgen and the autobiography As I Remember. He was twice married, first to Priscilla Bradley Shepherd in 1918, then to Margaret Walter Preeman in 1980, with son Ballard Navin Cabell of Richmond surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Bradley Shepherd
Margaret
Walter Preeman
Ballard Naviwell Cabell
Richmond
American Mother Of Year Named Elected In New York
Hartsville South Carolina widow and 68 year old farmer leader Mrs Mayne Roper Coker was named American Mother of 1958 at the Mothers Conference opening in the Waldorf Astoria New York. She is lauded as a tireless worker promoting race relations and will receive the award at a luncheon with state representatives and other honored mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
IM — May Roper Coker
Hartsville
S. C
Coker
Daniel A. Poling
American Mothers Committee, Inc
Waldorf- Astoris Hotel
Johnson To Ok the Bill Moves Ahead in Senate
Washington reports Lyndon Johnson ready to back the House passed jobless pay measure. Senate Republicans and Democrats weigh an extension of unemployment benefits to workers not covered by insurance, with 16 extra weeks and a potential billion dollar cost. Liberal lawmakers seek broader terms, risking defeat if Johnson backs the House plan. Also U S soldiers in Rome told to halt the destruction of Communist election posters amid recent incidents. A separate note mentions a woman marrying David R. Coker and moving to Hartsville, rearing eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lyndon
Johnson
House
Eienhrower
William F. Knowland
California
April Weather Tracks Snow and Rain in Month
April brought wild swings with nearly two inches of snow and a high of 84 on the 24th while a frigid low of 13 on the 8th marked the month. Rain fell late month, aiding spring planting as area farmers faced a short dry spell from the 19th onward amid forecasts of mixed skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Armers
Pennsylvania Officials Declare Correct Posture Week
Governor George Leader proclaims May 0 to May 7 as Correct Posture Week in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society partners with national observers to urge the public to straighten shoulders and spine and commit to better posture for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
George ‘M
Pennsylvania Schiropractic Society
Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society
Develop It Timidate Let Mdiint Show He ws Fresil
Fragmentary OCR text mentions development, industry, and officials with unclear names and dates. The readable parts suggest a focus on growth and a program or show tied to governmental or secretarial figures, but specifics are garbled. The article provides little coherent detail to identify a clear event, person, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarris
Gustav
Peru
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The
Corry Journal Printing Department
Antlers
Thomas T. Schwab
Schwab
Connie's Bakery
Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Corry Beverage
Lawrence Nelson
Joseph Scawzykowski
Warren State Hospital
Warren
Nelson
Thomas Motors
Emma McArthur
Rita Moser
Willian & Mary
Ritz
Corry Pharmacy
Philco
Acme
Barney
South Center Street
Eport
Corry Hospital
Gop
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Tom
Howard
Virginia
U. S
Rome
Italy
Ternal Revenue
David R. Coker
U. S. Post Office
Corry Journal Building
Stassen
Meadville
Weadville
Harold Bi Stassen
Times of
Minnesota
Crawford County
Frank ¢. Hilton
Cambridge Springs
Albert R. Pechan
Ceutennant
Internal Affairs
Stas
North East
Eagles Auditoritzr
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Citien
Parn
Corry Co-op
G.L.F. Service, Inc
Friendly Farm Service
Corry, Pa
Bigge
Ellis “‘Carload” Day
Corry
North Center Street
Gerald Hammond
Miho Leists
Fin de Davila
PID Mable
Interet Grisk
PIDA
Robert
Mont Directn Economie
Prografer
Ouirieett
Mosden Bitin
Andre Clymer Andrew Pa
Minn
Mary Mheen
Traxel Swert Tyrellle Lasso
Loule Parkey
Studiey
Myin
Morrow
al Wienehow
Weston
Saori
Phe
Peter
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