Corry Journal notices and local elections highlights
Acting Surrogate Robert N. Palmer admits probate for Benjamin Van Enrden of French Creek. Minnie Van Enrden named executrix with more than $5,000 in personal property. Meadville two car crash injures Mrs Nickerson. no major injuries. VFW in Meadville to hold first meeting in new post home with remodeling complete this month. Choir of notices covers beer ads and political mentions including archers season and Chautauqua Lake Association honors.
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Corry Journal
Mayville
Robert N. Palmer
Benjamin van Enrden
French Creek
Minnie van Enrden
Sherman Law Frm
Stanton and Rickers
Johnson Brothers
Carl A. Johnson
Chandlers Valley
Warren
Wallace H. Cow~ Hen
Meadville
Homer R. Nickerson
D. D
Lend Physician's
Nickersort
Nickerson
Delbert Brown
R. D. J. Townville
Harm Jan Huidekopeer
Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alana Galmish
Meadville Meadville City Council approves first zoning ordinance
The Meadville City Council passed the first zoning ordinance in Meadville history after a lengthy reading session lasting one hour and one minute. The event featured council members, the city clerk, and the solicitor, with a detailed read-through of the ordinance.
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Wheelock
Agricultural Jb
Charles Bughee
VIW
VFW
Moose
Woman Faces Jury Over Shot Through Door Case
In Meadville Mar guerite Craig from Guys Mills is charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to maim. She testified she fired a shotgun through her door on January 16 to frighten Elmer Brown who she said was drunk and threatening to enter. Brown testified of drinking and gatecrashing, saying he was wounded and hospitalized three months. The jury deliberates after testimony from both sides.
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Meadville
Marguerite Craig
Guys Mills
Inter
Craig
Brown
Pennsylvania House approves vaccine sale curb bill
In Harrisburg a bipartisan plan to curb Salk vaccine sales passes the House with a $500 fine and jail term. The bill restricts both wholesale and retail sales, allowing only physicians or pharmacists to sell at retail while wholesale distribution is limited to authorized federal agencies, the state Health Department, licensed physicians or pharmacists, and political subdivisions. Florida sugar industry produces about 100000 tons annually.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
state“Health Department
Recover Body In Coliseum Rubble
A missing New York cement worker Joseph Lombardi is recover ed from collapsed concrete and steel at the Coliseum site on Columbus Circle Manhattan. Families and workers, including a son-in-law, mourn as a priest administers rites and a cathedral like hush falls over debris filled ruins.
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NEW xUr
New York
Joseph—Lombardi
Collppus Circle
Manhattah
Lombard
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Corry Beverage
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Leon Stumsky
Martha Willis
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George Nevagt
Lyle Saxton
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Robert. Hulett
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Richard Winn
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Ora Mitchell
Spring Creek
Sam White
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Charles Guadiigno
West Pleasant Street
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Percy Miles
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Mike Yonck
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John F
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Melvin
Jack) Martin
Robert S. Bates
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Crawford County
American Cancer Society
Charles M. Waltugh
Cmpaign
Waltenbaugh
Titusville
C. C .Hampton
Titusville High School
Adrian Tabin
Mabel
Universal Cyclops Steel Corp
Warren Area
Warren High School
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