Corry area notices show crime theft and local auctions
Police search for an unidentified man who stole a $61 pension check from Mirto B Coates mailbox witnessed by Antonio Riberio a neighbor who runs a grocery. Also items report grants for a Chamber dinner rally toward a goal of $75,000, a municipal sewage board move in Oil City, and a fire endangering a Kane lease house plus a Grange meeting and local sales promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Mirto B. Coates
Antonio Riberio
Riberio
Paul’s Hardware and Service
Feunklin
Chamber of Commerce
Elks Clos
Franklin Avite
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
Ite
Oil City
Oi City
William A Morck
Oil City Planning Commission
Nugard
W.F. Rickers
Titusville
C. C. Edwards
Hospital Report Compiled as of 7 a m
At the hospital report as of 7 a m lists admissions and discharges including Marsha Burrows and Barbara Allen, plus Mrs. Kowalski and Mrs. Wales among discharged patients. An elderly Jamestown woman was reported in fair condition after a pedestrian collision on Fairmount Avenue Route 17 J near Butts Avenue. Police disclosed a theft probe into 9,000 feet of conduit at a Buffalo Street school site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul's Hardware
Titusville
Harold Cole
Titusville Hospital
Marsha
Adin Burrows
R. D
Melvin Edwards
John Port
Clymer
Lill Zojone
George Besson
Malion Street
Barbara
William Allen
Grove Street
Edward Carter
Robert Clark
Deborah Sue
Shadine Cynthia Ann
Stanley Miller
Union City
Joseph Kowalski
Joseph Stanley
West Bend Street
Alice Wales
North Center Street
Arthur Neylon
Michael Patrick
Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Fairmount Avenue
Butts Avenue
Mary Jane Fieldhouse
Raymond's
cT-T+t
Buffalo Street
Sans Corporation
Wits
Intimate fragrance and hats at local shops and plays
Carrolls Gift Shop advertises Reylon's Intimate Eau De Parfum at $2.00 plus tax. Stewart's Hat Shop posts new wool knitted scarf hats for skating and school at $2.98. Edinboro Collegiate Players announce Shakespeare's Hamlet performances on November 4, 5, and 6 at 8 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. in the Edinboro State Teachers College auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reylon
Carroll
Erie
Stanley A. Jungowski
St Anthony's Hospital
Louisville
General Electise
Stewart's
Eginboro
Edinboro State Teachers College
Argentina Labor Pact Ends General Strike Push
Thousands of workers were set to return to jobs after a government labor pact with Peronist and CGT leaders in Buenos Aires. The accord followed tense talks as Peronista factions and CGT clashed, while many key industries stayed idle amid the strike. A separate Huntington fire damaged a home, caused by a freak short circuit, with damages reaching thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Vohmert
Juan D Peru
Werk-lonk
Peromiasta
General Confedera Lb of Labor
CGT
Dkaw
Huntington
W. Va
David A. Francis
Greensburg Woman Kills Mother Then Commits Suicide
Mrs Isa belle Williams killed her 77 year old mother Maude Fox in their Greensburg home using a kitchen knife and razorblade, then took her own life after a period of low mood treatment. Sheriff Thomas of West Moreland County, acting as coroner, filed a verdict of murder and death by own action. Earl Williams, husband and Ruth Love’s brother, was present in the county politics context. A daughter-in-law and an outside repairman helped force the door after failed calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Isabell Williams
Foungwood
Transit Workers Vote On Pay Pact In Pittsburgh
Transit workers represented by the union voted Tuesday night on a proposed pay hike from the Pittsburgh Railway Co. The union sought a substantial increase to 201 per hour, after 98 days of stopgap wages, with a recent rejection of the prior offer. union officials declined to endorse or condemn the new plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sud
Balley
Yale
Pitibingh
Raiwine Co
Mehr
David Lawrerson
Anendmientso
Companig
Plfet
Union Ofiends
Station Comping moves to Link Belt as subsidiary
Homer City firm The station Comping makers of lentronte equipment will become subsidiary of Link Belt Company of Chicago. The Chicago firm announced yesterday it will exchange 54 shares of its stock for each share of Syn ston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Lentronte Eqquipmicn
LinkBelt Company of
Chicago
Wxehahke
Synston
Union To Strike Against PRR Amid Labor Calls
Cleveland versions report the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen declares a strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad at 6 a m Sunday November 6 affecting about 8000 PRR workers. Philadelphia announces Enginemen plan and cites delayed negotiations on unsettled personnel cases under the Railway Labor Act with PRR insisting issues belong to the National Railroad Adjustment Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asqualiteence
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
FRR
Philadelphia
PRR
HE Guibert
Mie National Railroad Adjustment Board
Mirod
Adjustment Board
Persor
Stevenson Wins Clark's Support In 1956 Bid
Philadelphia based Democratic figure May er Joseph S Clarke endorsed Adlai Stevenson for president. Clarke said Stevenson is best qualified to unite the party and would lead as president. Pittsburgh leader and mayor David Lawrence also backed Stevenson as a potential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mayer Joseph S. Clarke
Adlai Stevenson
Clark
Stevenson
Gay
David GL Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Chirk
Kefauver
D-Tean
Sori
Brunette Held In Husband Slaying At Kingsville Hearings
Mrs. Canales Worden, 42, of San Antonio, told Texas rangers she killed her estranged husband Don Worden, 43, after he threatened to shoot her 5 year old daughter. She was held without charge at a preliminary hearing in Kingsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsville
Tex
Canales Worden
San Antonio
Prexides Canales
Premont
Local names and places appear in scrappy regional notes
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists numerous personal names, possible streets, and scattered places such as Wallen Mini BA Ita W Nirmee BS Rathara, Konstan, Dorie May, and near references to streets and towns. The text reads like a jumble of identifications, affiliations, and possible events without coherent narrative or clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosi Poath
Waaner
Tony
Dorie May
Wallen
Ita W. Nirmee
Rathara
Nie AB
Amante Melcher
Finn A. Boel
Also Mentioned on This Page
DuBois
Koch's
D. W. Clark
Kane
Route 61
M Club
Grange No
Dhoni
Grange Hall
Park Street
Bacom
Macko’s Market
East Main Street
James H. Dutt
Pernsylvania
P.m. Wight
Brie Turners
Warren
Warren School
F. L. Baressi
John E. Schumacher
Hoxpityi
Tionesta
Clearfield
Stewart Hat Shop
Meadville
Donald A. Cook
Lafayette
New C. of
Extensive
David Agnew
Chamber
Mabel
Fluvanna Avenue
Howard C. Morgan
Fluvanna, Avenue
Washington Street
Fluvanna
Corry Beverage
Southern Tier
Aoreide
Barcelona
New York
Corry Evening Journal
Crawford
Chautauqua
Corry Hospital
Corry Rollerway
Harold Goughler
Erie County
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Three Aces
Moose Club
Evans Yarn
Erie Railroad
Susquehanna
Paul W Johnston
Third Ward
Irene Mullen
Thomas Gy Ihan
Hamot Hipstel
Fire Department
Callahan
Erie County Fruit and Owers
Court House
Mcintyre's
Helen Martow
North Warren
Fpcuilty
Edinboro
Culmorro
Rod and Gun Club
United States
Columbus Grounds
Bob Perry
Tn Wives
Argentina
Associated Press
John “Jack
Dailey County
Sige Ap
Sein Ly
Iwlailark
Bambard
Stnay West
PrToRxEy
Sinan Miriaw
Hee Mnibinn
P Stern Bere
Role Bate Ear Macy
Barbara Pate
Ehige
Franke
Paulona
Taw Wilet
Ines
Cirle Yang
Cornelis Main
Thana
Haboald Stariom
Vietnd
Minneye
Metanoin
Pamela Tee
Willy Gee Kennet
Veanges
Tma
Kenneth
Piltiner
Laaler
Wick
Arne Mane Fei
Johnna
Harry Amet Jooghy
Saint SN Kerth Dunn Ava
Mathonna Fen
Butte
Ie Hiller
Ares
Bat
Eto & Ies
Stine 'Wambenans
T. Givin
Ryrin Myre
Mowion
Tames
We Keane
Burk Tiley
Ther
Taber Nerd
Arlene J
Timer
Relior
Mane
Bowoch
Amett Stet
Homne Steel
Alba Hanks of
Ne Tn Ora Teele
Wire Tay Act
Ene
Tan Tawaml Mi Wagner
Palo Wagrare
Marie Atationat Munk FY Rs
Rte
Rib Erno
Llamo
Lyse
Haishy
Tea Joerph
Mere
Tarta
Awel
Coetburd
Petrie Taldh Te Meehan
Grohbin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!