Corry Daily notes fires and local events in brief
Firemen responded to a Horeysette road home after a stove pipe overheated, forcing the Esker family to evacuate. A second fire on Diamond Street damaged a second-floor apartment, with Ray Moody waking to smoke and unsuccessfully attempting to douse it. A wild animal sighting near Lickingville was later identified as a Great Dane. Other items include a dog turned ferocious, a harvest of traffic and routes around Peninsus of Sun, and several local notices on meetings and personnel moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Mayville
Tver D. Esker
Horeysette Road
Chester Burroughs
Cora Hodge
Ecker
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Stilusvilly
Usinx
Diamond Street
Tate
Fiemen
Ray Moody
American Legion
Lickingville
Hospital Report Admits Numerous Local Residents
The Corry Hospital lists admissions in a long roll including Mrs Boleslaw Wieliczko 1250 West Miler Street Thomas Varney Spartansburg Mrs Robert Johnson Centerville Mrs Lloyd Hopkins Spartansburg Mrs William Ehrhardt Spartansburg Mrs Foster Collier 119 Park Street Calis Coyle 105 Pennsylvania Avenue Olive Carter Spartansburg John Wells 124 Lemon Street Nancy Spangenburg RD 2 Mrs Jennie Lynam 123 Maple Avenue Mrs Albert Xander 523 Wright Street. Discharged include Mrs Eugene Buesink and son Russell Eugene 220 Concord Street Tennisville. Also reported are local court and civic notes, theft investigations, fishing violations, a yacht yard break in, and public meetings across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boleslaw _Wieliczko
Miler Street
Thomas Varney
Spartansburg
Robert Johnson
Centerville
Lloyd “Hopkins
William Ehrhardt
Foster Collier
Park Street
Calis Coyle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Olive Carter
John Wells
Lemon Street
Wiss Nancy Spangenburg
R.D
Jennie Lynam
Maple ‘Avente
Albert Xander
Wright ‘Street
Jamestown hosts Ameticade travel exposition May 16 and 18
Jamestown area will host Ameticade, a travel exposition highlighting Amer lore’s prospects, May 16 and 18 at the State Armory. William A. Taylor, president of the Manufacturers' Association of Jamestown, announced the event which features graphics of the United States of 1975 and will be free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Amer
Loa
William A. Taylor
Manufacturers' Association of
Damestown
Teatures Graphics
United States
State Armory
Warren
Dinner Party At Mentor Club Meeting
The Mentor Club held its final meeting of the season at the Allenhurst Tea Room Wattsburg with 19 members in attendance. A chicken dinner graced beautified tables with daffodils forsythia pussy willows and flowering myrtle sprigs marking each place. Officers for the next term were elected: Mrs F B Sullivan president Miss Leora Stranshaw vice president Miss Helen Rowe secretary Mrs Wilbur Rickers treasurer and Miss Lillian Barnes press committee. Outgoing president Mrs W Brice Ellsworth received a gift from members. Malaria noted as reaching into cooler climates remains a factual aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Allenhurst Tea Room
Wattsburg
F. B. Sullivan
Leora Stranshaw
Helen Rowe
Wilbur Rickers
Lillian Barnes
W. Brice Ellsworth
Allenhurst
Wattaburg
Howard “Stull
Erie
Bill Leotard Stockton
Gojimbils
FB Bultyan
Mra
George Nagel
Bertha Stockton
Ida Ohrn
W. E. Phillips
Ira Miller
Phillips
Miller
Jourwin i Ctober
Reception for Sperry marriage Hosts at Phoenix Hotel
Mr and Mrs Charles Graham entertained at the Phoenix Hotel on Sunday afternoon for the newly married Mr and Mrs Howard Sperry. About 52 guests from Corry Erie Columbus Waterford and Spartanshire attended the party from 2 o'clock. Mrs Sperry formerly Jessie Perry wore a corsage. Refreshments included wedding cake punch and ice cream at a buffet with spring flowers. Patricia Graliani poured punch. Mrs Ernest Buick served coffee. Mrs Sperry works at the Phoenix Hotel and her husband is with Thompson Lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies Graham
Phoenix Hotel
Howard Sperry
Erie
Corry
Columbus
Waterford
Patricia Graliani
Ernest Buick
Sperry
Phoenix
Thompson Lumber
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Jrar
Peninsus
Sun
Hay
Cara
Fisher Drive
F. L. Baressi
Eric
Dwight E. Wilson
Tom
Bayrence Park
Wilson
Sam
Helping Hand
Youngstown
Angela C. Cavell
Ad Wamed
Wester State Penitentiary
Frank G. Johnson
Borkview
Bellefonte
Cavell
University of Pittsburgh
Oil City
National Transit Company
W E Breene
J. B Fisher
Bruford
Kendall’ Hefinime Company
Sme Vockel
Pittsburgh
Waverly Ol Works
Tuffy
Kendall
Center
Washington Streets
Christian Science
Corry Area High School
Barney
South Center Street
the Corry Hospital
Eugene Buesink
Russell Eugene
Concord Street
Tennisville
Titusville
Herbert A ‘Brook
Lily Pond
Thallity Pond
Céioron
Morton Pritt
Carlson
Arthur F Carlson
Stary
Ald Apd Mussonsry
Sociéty
St .Paul's Lutheran Church
Strand
David Depew
Alvin Rehnberg
D. A. Hill‘strom
Brig
Civil Aeronautics Au
Thority
Lake Erie
Detroit
Gorgon W. Pollock
Erie County
Carl Progler
Emmanuel Guild of
Emmanuel Episcopal
Titusvilé
City Couneil
Cornell
Savage
Robert Shreve
Gerald Weber
Harrisbirne
Public Unity Commission
Sohieduit
Seiler Jacob Held
Robert Steynar
Water Bureau
City
Mary Witmer
United Steelworkers
Vernon ‘Township
Walt
Lie Sud
Thonteta
Scirch
Bruce Wayne Anthony
Mme
Harold Anthony
RD. 2
Plessintville
Titusville Hospital
Afetle Circle
Reliet
Ale Sumpetitin
Freddy
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Charles Graham
Zelienople
Driain
Lawreriog
Israss Co
Swift
Honey Brook Butter
Inti
Pas
Enlk
Notin Teetnely
Uritiel Brovek
Tydi
Pativent Pethy
John Hiemnavy
Harley Oy
Tare
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