Corry Journal prints town notices and local items
Local notices cover land postings by the Park and Harbor Commission near Edgewater Restaurant, a bargain night at Corry Rollerway, and a Pennsylvania Railroad roadbed project in Titusville. Reports include a mishap involving Theodore Reynolds, a motorcycle crash in North East, a bottle of thefts at J. M. Klingensmith boat livery, and various community ads and notices across Erie and surrounding towns.
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Corry Journal
Pempsila
S. Redcliffe
Allig
Edgewater Retaurant
Wil- Wam Washabauch Jr
Park and Harbor Commission
Corty Rollerway
Hospital Admissions and Discharges and Local Developments
Admitted include Albert Sandburg of Columbus and Ernestine Bortner of 12715 Indi Harold Nichols of Spartansburg and Mrs. Lawrence Morton of Spring Creek among others. Discharged include Marjorie Cheney of Clymer and Thomas Flaherty of West South Street. A church construction contract is awarded to Carterson Inc of Johnstown to raze the current building. Kane plans to resume Friday shopping hours mid June after 17 firms vote yes. Lawrence Park commissioners reject a zoning change blocking a resort motel near Lake Cliff site by 3-2 vote.
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Albert Sandburg
Columbus
George Moot
Mary
Margaret
Mix
Ernestine Bortner
Indi
Harold Nichols
Spartansburg
Lawrence Morton
Spring Creek
Leon
Fatdink
Clymer
David Blake
R. D
Diane
Charles Williams
Shady ‘Avenue
Denise
Harold Messinger
East
Columbus Avenue
James Leslie
Oh Street
George Neyogt
Marjorie Cheney
Thomas Flaherty
West South Street
Milton Blakestee
Spartansburs
Norman Pier
Wattsboro
Lawrence Eckman
West Frederick Street
Herbie Johnson
Kane
Moose Club
Lawrence Park
Lake Cliff
Memorial Day plants sale and community notices
Select your Memorial Day plants from Olds the Florist. The Good Samaritan class of First Methodist invites all members to meet tomorrow at 8 pm at Mrs. W B Stowe’s home on East South Street. Wedding invitations for June brides available. Also news notes of a tanker truck collision near Oil City injuring a driver, and annual meetings for Columbus Cemetery Association and local union events.
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Olds the Florist
Good Samaritan
First Methodist Church
W_B’ Stowe
East South Street
Corry Journal
Itusville
Htly
Clivents Anerson
Jeannette
Columbus Cemetery Association
R. L. Howles
Erie
Jacetine
Ternition Union
Oreat Zerity
Aclock
Temmster Hassquarters
Elmer Cole
Elimira
Linton
Cherry Rod and Gun Club
Stevenson Endorsement Push Seen From State Democrats
The State Democratic Committee and delegates discuss endorsing Stevenson amid conflicting signals on formal backing. Leaders claim Solidarity with Stevenson while others deny a full state endorsement, amid party tensions and strategic positioning before the convention.
Rideyas and Board Plan Recreation Survey Drive
The committee outlines a monthlong program on recreation and highway safety with community input. Officials from the regional council and state department lead the survey and planning efforts.
Green withdraws from turnpike commission after failed confirmation
U S Rep William J Green of Philadelphia would take over the tender ship but did not receive Senate confirmation and withdrew. Governor Lender said no immediate replacement would be named for the vacancy as the state Supreme Court considers legality of the dismissal of David E Wittsors. Leader defended the right to change commissioners while noting court final say and discussed truck toll cuts and speed limit adjustments to ease costs for carriers and boost road use.
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Wily Delat
Adial Stevenson de
Hin -Oppartu
Uilisius
Leider
Bot Lowder
Stevenson
Seerstary
Israeh
U.S
William J. Green
Philadelphia
Senat
Green
Senate
State Supreme Court
Miles
Nis
Enders
David E. Wittsors
Lender
Watson
High Court
Justice Department
Pennsylvania
Tricker’s Move Hopes to Focus Puck Focus
A quoted note expresses hope that the move will bring better puck focus and improve the team’s performance, reflecting optimism about tactical adjustments and player concentration.
Two At Odds On Nation's Economy
Rep Richard M. Simpson of Huntington, a Republican, said the economy is so strong a budget surplus near two billion dollars by June 30 may occur. Rep Augustine B. Kelley of Greensburg, a Democrat, warned of a new recession in the making. Both belong to key House committees and gave contrasting views in statements.
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Meadville
Pennsylvaniia
Naddeo
J. M. Klingensmith
Gonneautt Lake
Assembly of God Church
Billie
Hathiin
Green Motor Co
Linesville
Mika
Republcan and
Simpson
Horse Ways and Means
Kelley
Joint Committee
Congressmmen
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Titusville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Matin Street
Stewart's
Dili City
Oi City
Theodore Reynolds
North East
Robert W Wakeley
State Line Road
Shen
Middle Road
Nothasl
Westfield Memoial “Hospital
Edith Tidy
Burden Road
Ripley
Baressi
Jamestown
Dell’'s
Ellen, Smith
John Stith Jr
Fsndt
Aldégoman Ae
Aiel Kigecki
Thomas Motors
House Senate
CDA
Dunkirke
Dunkirk
Brown
Privstear
Chaise Mary Schober
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Warren Water Co
Tanner Hill
Liberty Market Street
Moose’ Club
Abel G. Dawley
Silver Creek
Dunkirk Memorial Hospital
Dawley
Oll City
Diana Lee Wolbert
R. Les Wolbert
Avondale
McIntyre
Franklin
Chestnut Street
Paul_F- Bedford
Legionnaires
Bracken’s
Mesday Savening
Carroll
Crete
Alvar Tbs
Corry Hospital
Ridgway
Envangélical and Reformed Church
Carsterson, Inc
Johnstown
Banuins Imported
Milan
Panama
Evla
Ment
Sirvey
Seersticker
Kate Greenaw
Morton's Children’s Shop
North Center Street
Bank OF Corry
the Friendly Bank
Membe
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Flords Miller's
Junior
Missy
Wieners
Callahams
Oscar Mayer
Homemaker
Boston
Keystone
Beechnut Junior Baby Food
HOT House Tomatoes
NEW Florida Potatoes
Willie
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