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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1956

Page

6

Peddler wins greenes license in Erie County court

In an unusual move a peddler named DeHaven obtained a license from Judge Samuel J. Roberts after the prothonotary reported a state act allowing a special cease. DeHaven, a war veteran, said he would buy fresh fish in Erie and sell them along Brookville Punxsutawney road. The article later notes a fire destroyed items on a farm, resignations, meetings, weather, and various local notices.

Erie County John Derek Fairview Township Samuel J. Roberts Prothonotary Fred Jones Ald Ehe Brookville-Punxsutawneyrea

French Convoy Ambushed Near Algiers in Colonial Crisis

Rebels ambushed a French military convoy 50 miles west of Sentif on the road to Constantine, killing two officers and wounding five others. A patrol suffered two injuries near the Moroccan border. authorities say 17 rebels died and 200 suspects were arrested. In Algiers a tribunal sentenced a soldier in absentia for joining rebels with arms. Six Arabs were arrested in Temouchent for extremist activity as French forces search east of Algiers. Separately, Elmer D. Gasper of Edgewood was named to the State Civil Service Commission by Gov. Leader Harrisburg.

Algiers Sentif Constantine Con“Voy Temouchent Ares Harrisburg Elmer D. Gasper Edgewood State Civil Service Commission Leader Senate Gasper Ruth Pennell Mifflintown Republican State Committee

Sister of Loretta Dies. Cousin James BicCabe Named

A Canadian order nun from the Chicago convent is identified as a cousin of James BicCabe of Erie Pennsylvania. A railroad trainman who travels through Cory is mentioned. The sole direct survivor is sister Mrs PS Sullivan of Buffsio.

Loretta Chicago James BicCabe Erie Pennsylvania Cory Sullivan Buffsio

Navy Mothers Club Installs Officers at TOOP Hall

At a meeting of the Navy Mothers Club last evening at TOOP Hall the newly elected officers were installed. Mrs Carl Higby was named commander with Mrs Royal Messenger as past commander assisting and Mrs Rozelle Sr installing marshal. Other officers include Mrs John Gilmore second vice commander Mrs Wendell Shields adjutant Mrs Avis Ross assistant adjutant Mrs John Carrier finance officer Mrs Reynold Hamilton chaplain and color bearers Mrs Fred Young and Mrs Elizabeth Jansen. Mrs Messenger and Mrs Rozelle served refreshments after the ceremony and the date of the next meeting was announced.

Navy Mothers Club Navy Mothers ‘Club Toop Hall Carl Higby Royal Messenger Douglas Roselle Sr Higby John Gilmore Wendell Shields Avis Ross John Carrier Reynold Hamilton Fred Young Elizabeth Jansen Navy Mothers Banner Ross Mack Dougherty Irs Mayme Mitchell 3Zelle Dougherty Jansen Merrill O. Lillie Evenine Messenger Rozelle

British Troops Scarred as Cyprus Demonstration Rises

British troops faced stoning at Kyrenia on the northern coast while attempting to disperse a student demonstration for union with Greece. In Nicosia, soldiers searched buildings in the main shopping center for rebel weapons. a British soldier was killed by a bomb there yesterday.

Suwusia Kyrenia Union of Cyprus Greece Tm Nicosia

Corryite To Join Staff At Citizens Nation Bank

East Columbus avenue will see Corryite join the Citizens Nation Bank staff on July 1. Executive Vice President Charles Bracken announced today that Mr Allyn, nine-year Pauls Mens Wear employee, will remain with his current firm until June 1 and then move to the bank weeks later.

James Columbus Avenue Citizens Nation Bank Charles Bracken Allyn Paul's

Water Pressure Questioned In Carver Hotel Fire

Inquest into the Carver Hotel blaze that killed four guests examined water pressure. Fire Chief Tridico said normal hydrant pressure is 80 pounds and was boosted to 110 120 pounds, then up to 160 pounds with high level lines. Warren Water Company charts showed pressure rising from about 5 pounds to 110, dipping briefly to 75, then climbing toward 150 pounds by 2:45 a.m.

Wanna Carver Warren Water Company James Tridico D. E. ‘Troxell G. E. Rowley Warren ‘Water Company

Corry chorus thanks W W Waterhouse for hospitality

The Corry Avex High School Chorus Band and chaperone thank W W Waterhouse publicly for hosting 89 members during a Hershey Harrisburg trip. He arranged hotel stays, treated all to breakfast, guided tours of the chocolate plant, and delivered a well received farewell address in the House of Representatives.

W. W. Waterhouse Corry Avex Hershey Harrisburg Doc Capitol Capitol Building Waterhouse House of Representatives WCTU

Pie Saves Boy From Injury in Detroit Crash

In Detroit a 10 year old boy named William Sholhart was saved from serious injury when a car door opened during a sharp turn. He fell headfirst, struck the pavement, but only suffered a scraped knee. His cousin Thomas Esu Kou was driving.

Rumoving Automobile William Sholhart Giddie Thomas A. Esu Kou

Radio Recording Star Yoil Yarges Dies in Nevada

Yarges, born Harry Ed Stewart, a radio and recording star, died Sunday in Tonopah Nevada. The obituary notes his stage name and real identity, marking the end of a noted broadcast career.

Tonopah Nev Yoil Yargesson Harry ED Stewart

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