Corry Journal local briefs and notices from Erie to Meadvill
November 2 1951 crime and court notes include the Erie grand jury report listing 15 defendants with Louis H King named foreman. social items note Women’s Relief Corps meeting and Wheelock DAR event. Also church property sale talk, local arrests, fires in Sugar Grove, a Downeast car sale, and a Dunkirk accident report with Victim Powellka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Erie
Louis H. King
Engle Street
North East
Burton R. Laub
Women’s Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Paul's Hardware and Service
Sugar Grove
James McCarthy
Patchen Hill
Here
van Houten
Paul
Ravaged United Refinery rebuilds after Sunday blaze
Work crews began rebuilding the United Refinery after a half million dollar fire with four explosions on Sunday. Henly fire department has not determined a cause as of now and the blaze burned for several hours before control was regained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Henly
Koehlers, DuBois and Koch
D. W. Clark
Vigil Grunith Sig
Area
Jamestown Teleco announces new telephone directories and number changes
Jamestown Telegraph reports the Jamestown Telephone Corporation plans to issue about 35 000 new directories for subscribers and change numbers after a midnight rollout. The move aims to help users consult the updated directory for correct listings as citywide Halloween events draw crowds despite chilly conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestown Telephone Corporation
Jamestawat
Milliimn
Pinkie Uorreets
Mindyity
George Ott
Celeistent
Frenel Cenk
Ott
Atralvidle Buatilessminn
BOSE
Hiesna Bors
Wil
Wisb
Lonniati
Meads
Accident Kills Meadville Man at Beaver City Crossing
Meadville resident 88 year old Victor JH Fleck died instantly after a motor vehicle crash at a Beaver City crossing. Police discuss padlocking Beaver Club amid investigation while local officials respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Victor JH Fleck
Wil
Damien McLaughn
Beaver Club
Artigas
Snrgeant Francis Pilewskie
Herman No~wak
Treasurer Counts Coins in City Hall Note
A fragmented item details a city treasurer counting coins and a report on municipal finances. It mentions Keokeh keys, Weld Department, and references to various places and officials, including a mayor and secretary, with scattered notes on election and property.
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Gre Millcreek
Star Drive-In
Tri-State
Frank Strasser
Clearfield Furs
Stewart's
Department of Public Assistance
Elmer L. Evans
Mary Glenn
Fordomatic
R&h
Price
Thomas Motors
Warren
St. Joseph's Church
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hazel Street
Wheelock Community Aid
Leland Crosseul
B.D
Brokenstir Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
North Center Street
Lear
Gwhee
Dunkirk
Nicholas Polteska
Roberts Road
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Route 20
Poweska
Gerald Post
Butayli
Corry Evening Journal
Crawford
Chautauqua
Union Cuy
Didok
McIntyre
Tel -Meadvill
Titusville
Herbert A. Mack
Crawford County
Clarence P. Nadolny
Foxicy
John D. Madden
Grawland County
Mercer County
Chutes B Bijton
Conneaut
Mielinous Mis Dief
Gerald E. Covell
Cambridge Sprinigs
Fonk
Riko
Lloyd Ho Artin
Shenkieyville
Ta. m
Corry Hospital
Levan White
Gancord Street
Nellie Devoe
West Cae Slimbus
Rilenh van Tissel
Noylis Center Street
Edward Carter Clymer
Lord Sergent
Grave Street
John Port
Chymer
Ronald Mill
Ais
Gene Suckett Fundy
Dike Barbar
William Allen
Grove -Texet
Addie
Grovi
Thomas Risnell
Mes
Harold Grandi
Danelifer Barbar Joan
Mayville
Mudville
Joomd
Chest Office
Columbus
PTA
Richard F Jackman
Sundarville
Divine
Lester W. Berg
Jackins
Jackmiin
Bugles Club
Hredonia
Natjohal Bank
Thus! Cy
Chyrea of
Zur Mig Cy
Mikos
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Raymond's
Franklin
Jack L Mannie
Utica
Paul Bercford
Manning
VictoMans
Youn You
Cowl
Franklin Hospital
Lees
Erle
Sugerstiting
Herbert Poster
Michael Can Aavilla
Tominge Tyr
Cbiltiri
V.F.W. Club
Heunmamiee
Amity
Smuth
Niwrkia Palle, Hewver Valley
Iyajice
Jovlors
Olte
Trivedi
Couluiuren Waltigiy
Artin Gardner
N. Center St
First Ave
Newcome Honey
Nic Ey
Leoul Company
A. J. Logan Co
HL Co Corry
Pex
Logan
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