Real estate transfers and local notices in Corry Area
Real estate transfers show Kenneth Woling and others exchanging property with Andrew Munli and Maurice Sehbeck in Corry. County court posts, church announcements, hospital PR appointment, police calls, fire reports, and public notices fill a busy Corry day with local events including Memorial Day observances and a Women Marine recruiting visit in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth ‘W. Yoling
Andrew G. Munli
Franklin Street
Corry
Harry O. Blount
Maurice L Sehbeck
Enwest
Highland Aliot
Ward
Richard J
Maurie
Highland Alto
Gertrude
H Wathen al
Stanley R. Bailey
Hird
Cort
Weather Outlook For Northeast Enquiry Averages Mild
The weather bureau reports continued mild conditions in the northeast with pleasant days and cool nights. Yesterday saw a record low of 30 degrees in Cory, while other areas recorded around 31, with light frost and a light mist turning to a white dusting in the early morning. tonight's low is forecast between 40 and 45. The day’s high reached 59 with a low of 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Weather Bureau
Enuiry
Jeayt
Cory
Jow Wits
Denree
Woman With Bogus' Heart Valve Dies
SETHULN Mich my-for two years Mia. Mabil Streeter over hit Lhe Waal miter-made heart valve of wateh mitspring and nylon. She died yesterday of what doc tors had appeared to be a heart' ailment of no relation to the arti ficial valve. "Tentatively ik apeara to be or vaio her disease secondary 0 rhvumalie fever, said Dr. "Aus tin Z Howard. "Apparently the heart valve was worthk all rpht Mrs. Streeter was 85, and the mollis of five. Before the delicate operation two years ago, Mrs. Streeter suffered from shortness of breath, com plained she barely could walk across A room, spent most of her time in bed, field a life expectancy of only a few months. The trouble was 4 leaky heart valve Doctors fashoned an artificial salve of a metal alloy used in the manufacture of &, so-called une bietkable ammemings used in Watches. She resumed her house hold duties, her blood pressure re turned to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sethuln
Mabil Streeter
Steel Company Plans Fast Recall Of 400 Workers
Crucible Steel Corp says its Midland plant will resume iron and steel making this week. About 400 workers will be recalled as production restarts after a 19 April shutdown. The firm had laid off 1,300 on that date and aims to reach a total workforce of about 4,700 after weekend recalls. In January 1957 the plant employed around 7,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorce
Mon Nay
Crucible
Midland
Thugs Invade Frie Home In Search Of Cash
A woman in West Side Philadelphia was bound and gagged during a 9:05 p.m. home invasion aimed at finding money. Three men, described as in their mid twenties and shorter, entered from the rear and shed, restrained her, and severed the phone line before leaving without stealing anything. The victim, Mrs DeDad, was hospitalized briefly. her husband owns local businesses including the Roma Import Co. and the West Side Cigar Store. Police have only a vague description of the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
DeDad
Mary DiPlacido
Leis
Chester Miller
Andrew Kris
Viehr
DeDay
Anthony
Roma Impority. Co
West Side
Organizations Sweep Philadelphia Primary
Philadelphia precincts delivered a sweeping party victory as GOP candidates led by Governor nominee faced strong showings from Democratic Mayor David Lawrence and others. Harald Stassen and William Livengood fell to GOP slate for governor while Weldon Heyburn and Clarence Bowers trailed in the Us Senate battle, reflecting a decisive turnout across 31 districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anunnourman
Philadelphia
House of Representatives
Harald, Stassen
William Livengood
Arthur McGonigle
Stussen
Livengood
US Senate
Clarence Bowers
Tesiline
Ish
Bin
Weldon Heybuirns
Minning
Slassen
Tor Lve Seak
Edward Martin
Hold Rites For Mrs Lillian Sturdevant
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian Sturdevant were held at 2 30 yesterday at the Torrey and Haye Pinneval Home Spartansburg with Rev Charles A Puller of Centerville Baptist Church officiating He led psalm 90 hymn Nearer My God To Thee and read a poem Mother Bearers were Clarence Smith Harry Reed Virgil Vin Tarnl Lee Hellker Clinton Armsstone and Charles Armstrong Interment was Mage It Ue Rie ville Cemetery
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Lee Hellker
Clinton Armsstone
Charles Armstrong
Ue Rieville Cemetery
Lebanon Riots Amid Inner Political Strife
Fragmented account describes Lebanon’s 1958 unrest linked to domestic power struggles and Cold War pressures. Pro Western President Chamoun faced opposition backed by Druze and various groups. violence flared in Tripoli and Beirut as pro and anti Western factions clashed under regional interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penassacey Emannie
Nou
Camille Chamoun
Middle East
Lebanon
Uke
Tripoli
Ender Rashid Kerami
Beltiul
Crawford County Goes For Stassen in Local GOP Vote
Crawford County backed Harold Stassen over McGonigle by a decisive margin in Meadville Titusville and surrounding townships. McGonigle carried Bloomfield Cochranton East Mead West Sheizzeria Sparta Spartansburg and Woodcock in parts of the county. Stassen claimed 674 votes to McGonigle 344 with eight personal votes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Stassen - Meadville
Crayford County
Mitaie Bisket
Harold Stassen
Arthur T. Mociougte
Republican Organsation
Ditusville
Meadville
Sis Inlet
Howland-B. Mahany-of- Titusville
Fvoble
Leutenant Forernon
John M. Walker
Mahany
Titusville
Stassen
McGonigle
McGongle
Bloomfield
Tolkaship
Cochranton
East Mead
West She- Adage
Sparta
Spartansburg
Woodcock
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Stave Bureau of Employment Security
James Rosberry
Edwards Chapel
United Brethren
Marks Corners
Samuel K. Shoteberner
Lancaster
Shotebere
Christin
Christian Business Men's Committee
Africa
Holy Land
Leo Hansen
Shhotsberger
Edgar L. Alexander
Corry ‘Memorial Hospital
Association of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantic Hospital
Walter J. Rome
Children’s Hospital of
Pittsburgh
North Center Street
Forestry Ser Ice
Erie
Andy Nogacek
Erle
Federal
Set
Nogacek
Boy Scout Troop No. 1Gr
French Creek
Grysoya Sui
Cambridge
Spilars
San
Dvinkh
Sherman
Watson
Tr Stanford
A. Collins
Nt Ti
Collins
Hie Television
Rmeli
Radio Seta
Altoona
Ode Fellows
Canada
Plymouth
Tusville
Herbert A. Mook
Monlay
Wendville
Andy F. Wald
Lawrence Jack Looser
Greenville
the Hour
Pittsfield
Roy Hainer
Pittsfield Township
Woy
John D. Mathers
RD. 1
Hainer
Western Auto
W.T. Gladden Jr
Belle Haven
Stanford Hose
Roscoe Beardsley
South Center’ Street
Beardsley
Duck Downey
Redter
Downey
Columbus Township
State Selective Service
Harrisburg
Lawn Mowers
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton, Lauson and Dubobs
Cady &Collier
E. South St
Planet Jr
Frie
West
Detviel
Hey House
Pulloe
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Dana Andrews
Linda Darnell
Sterling Hayden
Ty Vistavision
Cartoo
Creard Drive-In
Theatre
Se Eo Eae
James Cagney
Dorothy Malone
Raoul Salan
Jett
Regirven
Algiers
Ale Zerian
Salan
Jacques Mass
Committee of
Algeria
Mas
de Gaulle
France
Phila
N. Center St
Agency
Pirie Eect Gag
Ellis
Carload
AY Titusville
Gerald Hammond
Mie
Salam
Beirt
Kendall
Washington Streets
Hothouse Tomatoes
Tisues Kresft
Orchard Park
Lake Erie
Citizens National Bank OF Corry Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dan
Shon Brown
Hitte
India
Reem
Ted
Geo
Legio
Legion
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