Corry Evening Journal Advertisers and AP Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles including publisher Gary Bening and general manager George R Sample with production and advertising staff. It notes Associated Press exclusivity for local news and AP dispatches and outlines mailing options and advertising deadlines.
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Corry Evening Journal
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Corry
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Philadelphia
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Corry Votes Against Water Fluoridation in Landmark Ballot
The Corry electorate rejected water fluoridation by a large majority, signaling a forthcoming educational campaign to explain public health benefits. The piece notes future reconsideration as other communities adopt fluoride programs and urges medical and dental professions to continue public information efforts.
Bear Lake News Letter OF Interest
A village social week drums up events from a Miss Mabel Cooper bridal shower to a basment wedding banquet at the EUB Church. Residents, speakers, jury duty calls, and a smorgasbord at Bear Lake Fire Hall highlight a busy community week with 190 dinners sold and notes from local clubs and clergy.
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Bear Lake News
Shan Lake
Mabel Cooper
Helen Blythe
Bear Lake
Mary Barry
Alec Perkins
Youngtown
J.C. Manwaring
Max Manwaring
Leon Cable
Wayne Valley
Bert Luke
Clymer
Tax Evaders Let Off Easy in Local Court Pleas
In Ogden court yesterday six defendants faced pleas on income tax evasion and related offenses. Kaufman of East Wheat was fined 4500 with costs after pleading guilty to tax evasion and failure to file returns for 1968 69. Moyer a North East railroad worker received two years probation and 500 in costs for falsified income reports in 1952 53. Julia Hall aged 31 received two years probation for forging two social security checks. Fred W. Kelly of Port Allegany received two years probation for stealing treasury checks. A further defendant, Robert M McGuire of Bradford, deferred sentence after pleading entity to nol n1ne the motor suttomiobite. The government will pursue civil action to recover unpaid taxes plus penalties and interest.
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Eete
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Allegheny
Howse
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Lax
Wotan
Fred W. Kelly
Port Albegany
Treasury
Kelly
Robert M.mcguire
Bradford
Nolnine
Judy Sorge
Seea
Greenfield Township votes to keep dry status in place
Greenfield Township voters resoundingly kept the ban on liquor and beer. Ballots show 134 against liquor sales, 93 against beer. turnout totals 106 negative liquor and 41 positive. Cranesville area remains dry as most precincts vote no to alcohol sales. Whale steak note appears as a random end fragment.
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Amina
Balloning
Cranesville Baroneh
Milk Deliveries May Be Hit By Drivers' Strike
Western Pennsylvania counties including Crawford and nine others face possible disruption as the Greater Pittsburgh Dairy Industry Association and Local 205 Milk and Ice Cream Salesmen Drivers negotiate a wage dispute. A Tuesday session yielded no public result. union members voted May 6 to reject offers and authorize a strike for two years if talks fail.
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Crawford
Merore
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Thrifl
Millcreek Police End Youths Party After Drunken Incident
Police in Millcreek broke up a party at Skyway Drive-In on West Lake Road after eleven graduates were reported drunk and disorderly. Two men allegedly bought a large quantity of beer outside school grounds. Liquor Control Board agents planned arrests after investigation. Police Chief Moran urged restraint and emphasized safety for graduates.
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West Lake Frosh
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Millcreek
Moran
Philadelphia
One Vote Made Big Difference In Uniontown Nomination
In Uniontown Pennsylvania one vote swung the balance in the race for two Democratic city council nominations. Harold Little secured the nomination with 118 votes while unofficial totals show Tom Suchevitts at 844 votes, edging Harald Taylor by four. The running mate was not yet officially decided.
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Uniontown
Harold Little
Tom Suchevitts
Harald Taylor
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago May 1997
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls miners emerging from the Aphis Df Superior Coal Mine No. 4 after a strike. The report notes post office rating changes and an investigation into irregularities in highway material purchases, with notes on Governor George H. Earle awaiting completion.
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Tippis P. Sullivan
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Erie County
Adeol
George H. Earle
Legal sale to settle Cory Cancer Sanatorium suit
A sheriff representative is due in Cory today to post notice that the Cory Cancer Sanatorium Inc. property will be sold after a Jackson Raymond suit filed June 4. City Solicitor Kincaid and Erie Warren agents prepare evidence against gas rate increases for the Public Service Commission in Harrisburg. A notice posted at Ajax Iron Works invites labor union members to subscribe or join a Liberty bond effort. lifelong Cory resident Mush and Floyd Sample, a Crapser’s grocery deliveryman, reportedly have boys at the sanitary fish market.
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Iincend Erie
Te Corry Cancer Sanatorium, Tnc
Jackson Raymond
Kincaid
Iocal
Erie
Warren
Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Ajax Iron Works
Mush
Cory and Vicinity
Floyd Sample
Crapser's Grocery
Sanitary Fish Market
23 Cities Elect Mayor Candidates
Election roundup shows Honeveull Republican incumbent not seeking re election with no Democratic challenger. Harry F Pepper secured Democratic nod in Butler with Wheeler opposing. Walter Schweppe unopposed for mayor. Beavers Falls saw Corcoran lose to Buksa in a four way race. Alderson and White also ran. Roy Davidheah won GOP nod. Zeller and Tana Shamokin contested. Lester Weller beat Coyle. Leon Misco unopposed Democrat. Sunbury saw Shissler defeat Wolfe. Herrak ran Democratic ticket. McKeesport mayor Jakomas defeated Bird. Clifford Flegal unopposed for Republican nod. Clifton mayor Stilley reelected. Seich and Tyanovich runners up. Duquesne had Kopriver Jr and Leonard Staisey unopposed.
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Honeveull
Butler
Harry F Pepper
Uel Wheeler
Walter Schweppe
Beavers Falls
Edward C. Corcoran
John Buksa
George Alderson
Corcoran
George White
Roy A. Davideah
GOP
Paver
George H. Zeller
Andoseph Tana Shamokin
Republi
van Lester Weller
Raymond Coyle
Leon Misco
Sunbury
Allen M. Wolfe
K. P. Shissler
Guy W. Herrak
McKeesport
Mayo
Andrew J. Jakomas
Harold Bird
Clifford Flegal
Cliirton
Kenneth J. Stilley
Mornin Lion
C Ity
John H. Seich
Michael Tyanovich
James
Students Seek Summer Band Participation at Corry High
A Corry Area High School student urges readers to allow music students to join two months of summer band. He argues music education benefits outweigh costs and criticizes school authorities for denying extra practice time, noting students already eager to learn. He asserts sports should not crowd out music and calls for arrangements to permit interested pupils to participate. A very angry student.
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Corry Area High School
PTA
Geneva Plans F Eleven Circle Meeting at Hileman
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local church group plan for a meeting at Hileman with Mrs Hile and a person named J Fd I doy guts Oh som pe.
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Hileman
Hile J
Fragmentary trio notes on events and attendees at Ki Lake gathering
Fragmented OCR hints at a Ki Lake event with plans for a Keystone use and attendees including Mrs B and others. Mentions Mence Flowe, Americ ay regulars, and a group last night. Details are unreadable but imply a social or organizational meeting with multiple participants.
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Americay
Bou
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