Corry Journal items mix early 1940s notes and local notices
Local items report missing Beverly Confer of Pleasantville, a fire caused by unknown crising at Albert Hutson home, and numerous community notices. Admissions list include Timothy Anderson, Edward Koyach, Sylvia Allen, and others at Corry Hospital with discharges and transfers noted. Community events include VFW gatherings, Columbus Parent Teacher meetings, and coronation highlights at Allegheny College.
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Corry Journal
Arthur Hu
Ivan Smith
Julice Ohrn
Columbus High School
Ike Wickwire
Beverly Jane Confer
Pleasantville
Titusville
John Confer
West Virginis
Crisin
Albert Hutson
Cambridge Springs
Mutson
VFW Club
Erie
City Planning Commission
St. Edward’s Hall
M-tf
Fred Lamberton
Pennsylvania Federation of Fraternal and Social
Eric
John
Jack” Donadney
Corry Rollerway
Corry Evening-Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Corry
Gorry, Memorial Hospital
Mearanh
Columbus
Dean Choo Iy
Nireen Duvner
F.L. Jessi
Women rescue three children from house fire
A terrified mother of 14 and a neighbor saved two infants and a three year old from a blazing one story cinder block home on Parsony Road. Fire Chief Norman Woltrum credited Mrs Harvey Graham and neighbor Mrs Walter Starcliff with pulling the children to safety through a bedroom window. Joyce Graham 10 months and Buss 3 were removed from the smoky room while Dorothy 1 and Ray 8 fled with their mother.
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Friday
Shiel
Parsony Yoad
Kearsarge Kearmaige
Norman Woltrum
Harvey Graham
Walter Starcliff
Buss
Barbara
Joyce_ Graham
Joyce
Dorothy
Ray
Tests Scheduled In Johnson Mederos Fight Drug Question
Philadelphia AP reports Pennsylvania Athletic Commission ordered more medical tests on Harold Johnson after he lost to Julio Mederos by two round TKO on Friday. officials questioned initial drug findings while Johnson, hospitalized with police guard, said an orange from a stranger may have weakened him. Senators plan probe into Pennsylvania boxing practices.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Harold Johnson
Julio Mederos
Jol
Johnson
Mederos
Alfred Avella
John=son
Alfred M. Klein
Johnie
Yell
Hahneman Hospital
Pennsylvania
McNaugher Named U S Commissioner in Pittsburgh
Attorney Alexander TL. McNaugher, 48, of nearby Perrysville, was appointed today as a U S Commissioner. He is a nephew of President Judge William H. McNaugher of the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas. Recent studies indicate the United States has more than three million alcoholics.
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Pittsburgh
Alexander TL. McNaugher
Sib Ban
Perrysville
U.S
McNaugher
William H. McNaugher
Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas
United States
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John Parsons
Allegheny College
PaTsonis
Washington, Pa
Kathryn Keller
Aliquippa
Wol Marsh
Corry Hospital
Timothy
Thomas Anderson
West Park Place
Edward
Edward Koyach
Snyder Circle
Sylvia
Amby Allen
Frederick Street
Wilson Brown
Edwin Foley
West Smith Street
Bert Digis
Frances Stuart
West
Mia
Raca McDonald
West Main Street
Guy
Sherry
Terri
Percy Miles
West Multi Street
Mim
Harry Silvis
Sheffield
Gerald Sweet
Delawareatteet
Hogant Crawford
Spartansburg
Michael Varies
East South Street
Leon Davids
Bruce Teen
West Washington Street
Charles Carroll
West South Street
Geraldine
Howard Steele
Witls- Wik
Robert Johnson
Centerville
Merxittant
Irving Stinet
Paul Bennink
Arthur Zelinski
Spartansburt
Timothy. Anderson
Rexford Shorts
Spring Cheek
Howard Kovach
William Simmielink
Leonard
Eugene Waldgut
Winifred Dawson
Himot Hospital
David Mullen
Charles Mullen
City Hospital
Tf Menil- Villy
Ranwthamotia
Canada
Canadian Uranium Review
George Hogarth
Toronto
Arizona
Eleanor Vosberg
Tucson
Ariz
Charles
Vosberg
Ellinor Village
Fla
Leo Ul Company
N. Center ST
First Ave
Quiet Comfort Vet
AK Ceovtul
Hime’s. Tastee-Freez
Erth
Treez
Cotston
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