Erie Police Hold 24YearOld Man In Car Theft Probe
Erie police hold a 24 year old Erie man in a car theft case linked to an incident on May 15 after his capture in the Glenwood district Saturday. Keith L. Johnson remains jailed on the car theft charge. The Journal’s phone number has been changed to 24301. Memorial Day dedication of a new 25000 concrete pool at Mercer will cap eight years of community cooperation. Fifth annual Spartansburg Firemen’s Ball set for Wednesday May 30 at Firemen’s Hall with 60 cents admission. Titusville voters totaled 107 in a two day registration, with Republicans more than Democrats. Wallpaper promotion at Cox’s. Curtain material available at McIntyre’s. Kane’s Community Hospital to receive 1500 from state appropriation. Temple Diversity received the largest at 6293750. Corry Beverage Company advertises beer deliveries. Pvt Henry Earl Seekings, 29, wounded in Korea, is the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Seekings. he joined the army via selective service October 16, 1950. Basic training at Camp Bickett Virginia, overseas service from Camp Stoneman, California, left March 22.
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Erie
Glenwood
Keith L. Johnson
Journal
Mercer
Spartansburg Firemen
Firemen‘s Hall
Spartansburg
Titusville
Jamestown
Macko’s
Oil City
Robert L. Peters
Vern E. Peters
Korea
William E. Bergin
Washington, D. C
Hiland Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Elks
Sea’s Drugs
Ross' S Bacher Insurance Service
Ridgway
William J. ‘Ott
St. Marys
Richard Gwan
Paul E. Silk
Wilcox
Seattle
Washington
United States
Army
Edward Anderson, Jr
Roward Anderson
Blix County General Hospital
Police file drunken driving charge over damaged 1951 coupe
Erle Charles Heffern, 30, is the figure held on a drunken driving charge after crashing a 1951 coupe owned by Joseph and Salvatore Calafato while the car was parked in front of Calafato's house Saturday, police said. Other items note gas pipeline work, sales, missing soldiers in Korea, local notices, and community events across Oil City, Renovo, Meadville, Jamestown, and surrounding areas.
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Powell's
Erle
Charles Heffern
Hos
Joseph
Salvatore Calafato
Calafato
Duquesne
Anheuser - Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Carlings
Rolling Rock
L. Baressi
Renovo
Hewneldy
Pittsburgh
Brittan Contracting Company
Washington, Pa
Westover
Clearfield County
Moshan
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Local Names
Saturday and Sunday admissions include Mrs Valenty Grden Clymer Leo Markert European Hotel Mrs Philip Halfast Jr 124 Raymond Avenue Mrs Alex Smith Bear Lake Carl Fredell 123 Seneca Street Mrs Floyd Goodwill 635 Second Avenue George Royce 440 South Center Street Eugene Sharer 330 Wayne Street Mrs Harold Mitchell Bear Lake Mrs Wave Rreck R 9 Ronald Trisket 347 West Washington Street Harvey Dandy 512 East Main Mrs Leroy Hazeltine R D 2 Discharged include Mrs Richard Reynolds Warren Nancy 8 daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Krupa R D 8 Allen 8 son of Mr and Mrs Carl Fullom R D 2 ols 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Daniels 413 Concord Mrs B Graham 18 West Congress Street Ms Lillian Thompson 101% East Main Street Miss Jesu Chase 1934 West Main Mrs Merle Amy 720 North Center Street Paul Fleming 9 East Columbus Sunday Floyd Curry Bear Lake R D 1 Mrs Arthur Chapman Spring Creek R D 1 Mrs Paul Martin and daughter Sandra Ann R D 1 Mrs Rodger Lilley and daughter dela ine Cordell R D 1 Mrs John Gibbons and son Ronald Lee Findley Lake Journal phone 2 4301 Plan to attend a free lecture on Christian Science at Corry Senior High School auditorium Thursday May 31 at 8 15 p m 3126 2831 Get together party Wednesday 8 p m sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary at Legion One Admission 50c ic invited.
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Valenty Grden
Clymer
Leo Markert
Uropean Hotel
Philip Halfast, Jr
Raymond Avenue
Alex Smith
Bear
Harvey Dandy
East Main Street
Leroy Hazeltine
R. D
Richard Reynolds
Warren
Nancy
Walter Krupa
Allen
Carl Fullom
Ols
William Daniels
Concord Street
B. Graham
West
Congress Street
Lillian Thompson
Main Street
Jesu Chase
West Main Street
Merle Amy
North Center Street
Paul Fleming
Columbus Avenue
Corry Senior High School
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion One
M-Tott
Mendville lawmaker to speak at Cam bridge Springs commencement
Oro M. Brees, New York state legislator, will address Cam bridge Springs High School graduates as the class of 1961, totaling 61 of 64 seniors in the 64th commencement program. Cabins In The Pines opens for Decoration Day with dinners served 5 p.m. to midnight. In Townville Meadville area, three people were injured in a late night crash when a car hit a pole and another vehicle struck the pole. Police did not release drivers identities.
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Mendville
New York
Oro M. Brees
Cambridge Springs High School
Cabins-In-The - Pines
At -Meadville
Townville
Jack Carpenter
R. D
Glenn Britton
Meadville
Meadville City Hospital
Wiliam Brittom
Little Conley
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Pers UN
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Commonwealth
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Heyburn
Temple Diversity
Corry Beverage Company
Denier
Smart Women’s Shop
Morton’s Children’s Shop
Charles Beerbower
Saegerstown
Pfc
Harold W. Beerbower
Defense Department
Beerbower
Saegerstown High School
Miller
Kendall Service
Rimersburg
Department of Defense
Floyd R. Wilson
Anna Wilson
Chas. E. Olds
West Congress Street
Vis
Ira
Betty J. Wells
Blackville
Alonzo G. Hinkley
City
Atlantic
Hotel Corry
Kane
John A. Bubring
First Methodist
Church
Charles
Cleland
Commuity Hospital
the Hospital
Columbus Grange
Ted
Wattsburg H. S
The
Wattsburg Grange
Carry
Floyd Curry
Bear Lake
Arthur Chapman
Spring
Creek
Paul Martin
Sandra Ann
Rodger Lilley
Marty
Navy Mothers Club
Benny
Jtsu
Packard Patrician
America
Gardoraily
Packard
Dave
O. C. Christensen Motors
Washington St
Corry, Pa
Coolaire
Sigmund T. Guns
Charles Restaurant
Rowe Flower Shop
Dial
Pisa
Leduy Christian Science
Corry Jor High School
Wusitorium Tigy
Howard
Erie Railroad
Cambridge
Ett
Meady
Spencer Hospital
Holzon
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