Corrig's Footwear forms Christmas shoe club group
Community notices list a Christmas shoe club now forming at Carrig's Footwear. Other items include Admitted and Discharged individuals from local addresses, a brokenstraw Inn specials, Tony's Tavern clam night, Turben's Auto Service, advance ticket sale for a football game, and Elks Club dining hours for November.
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Brokenstraw Inn
Youngsville
Tony’s
Turben’s Auto Serves
Chevrolet
Ipsteadio
Carrig’s
Corry-Meadville
Sproveri’s
Jansen’s
Ritz
Decidente Deinieee
Elks Club
Club
Virginia Diemer
Dirt Flies As Titusville Plant Grows
Skyline Industries in Titusville expands with a plant addition. Hasbrouck Sand and Gravel hauls 1500 to 2000 cubic yards of fill dirt daily as the foundation walls rise six feet high around a 120 by 600 feet space. The fill will raise the factory floor to match the old level, with future steel reinforcing and a concrete top.
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Titusville
Skyline Tndustries
Hasbrouck
Sheeps Foot
Phillips Petroleum Company
Johnson Triumph Is Seen In 1964 Election Result
The Johnson wave hit the Republicans hard, toppling moderates like Kenneth Keating and conservatives such as Bruce Alger. Gov. George Romney won re election, Taft Jr. moved to the Senate, and Hugh Scott remained a strong GOP figure as Johnson carried Michigan and Ohio at the 1964 tally. Johnson led with 477 electoral votes and 36.66 million popular votes to Goldwater’s 23.34 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Bruce Alger
Texas
GOP
George Romney
Johnson
Michigan
Robert Taft Jr
Senate
Ohio
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Jed
Goldwater
Franklin D. Roose
Donnelly Wins Warren County Assembly Seat Upset
Warren County voters favor Democrat Donnelly over Republican incumbent Joseph H. Goldstein in a two year state assembly race. Preliminary totals show Donnelly with 8,072 to Goldstein 7,864, with absentee ballots possibly altering the result. Donnelly, a Times Square News owner, led in 20 county precincts and four of Warren's nine wards.
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Warren
Thomas J. Donnelly
Times Square News
Warren County
Joseph H. Goldstein
Pennsylvania
Donnelly
Goldstein
House of Representatives
Allen Gibson
Sheffield
Johnson
Humphrey
Democratic Committee
Lewis L. Crippen
Meadville approves charter study for city government change
Meadville voters backed creating a commission to study the city charter by 2 530 to 1 151 paving the way for a possible shift to a city manager council system. The commission will assess which government type best serves Meadville while nearby Corry observes potential reforms.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Corry
Curry
3 Youths Die In Crash Of Stolen Car
Rochester deputies chase a stolen convertible matching a bowling alley theft description. The vehicle crashed into a tree after skidding 150 feet, bursting into flames. Occupants Daniel Carmichael 18 Shirley Dickens 15 and Hannelore Allisot 16, all of Rochester, died in the fiery wreck.
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Rochester
Boy
Sheriff's
Arfo
Daniel Carmichael
Shirley Dickens
Hannelore Allisot
Trondegroit
Deaths Infant Schutt Schutt of Clymer
An infant son born at Corry Memorial Hospital at 2 45 am today to Mr and Mrs Homer Loomis of Clymer and Mr and Mrs Roy Spitzer of Fredonia did not survive. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Al Schutt and Mr and Mrs William Schutt. Funeral services and committal will be held at the convenience of the family with Spitzer Funeral Home in charge.
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Schutt Schutt
Clymer
Corry Memorial
al- Hospital
Robert Bensink
William Schutt
Iliam Ruch
Fredonia
N. Y
French Creek
Spitzer
Homer Loomis
Third Allegheny Student Admits Cemetery Spree
MEADVILLE Donald Joan Tracey Jr of Westport Conn yesterday returned to Meadville to plead guilty to a charge of malicious mischief to monuments. He posted a 5000 bond for his November term court appearance and volunteered for a work detail to repair Blooming Valley Cemetery damage from October 27. Also pleading guilty were Jeffrey Lee Meredith of Tucson and Tom Hosack Freeman of Bradford, both held on 5000 bonds. Tracey’s attorney said he returned home to bring his parents back and no warrant was needed.
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Meadville
Donald Joan Tracey Jr
Westport
Conn
John M. O'Laughlin
Tracey
Harry Randall
Vernon Township
Blooming Valley Cemetery
Jefrey Lee Meredith
Tucson
Ariz
Tom Hosack Freeman
Bradford
Crawford County
Allentenny College
CAHS Assembly Addresses Dropouts at Friday Program
Corry Area High School will hold a 2 p.m. assembly for ninth graders focusing on high school dropouts. Mrs. George Pfusch said the film When I Am Old Enough Goodbye will be shown by the Corry office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service with William Michael explaining unemployment and job quality for dropouts.
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Corry Area High School
George Pfusch
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
PSES
William Michael
Michael
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Callus
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Seeger
St. Elizabeth Church
Corrig’s Footwear
Soni
Corry Medical Hospital
William Hecker
East Ring. Street
Constance
Ind
Richard Mountain
Marion
Newton Spinks Sr
North Clyner
Marion Street
Thomas Reed
Columbus Avenue
Sophie Borsa
Sixth Street
Lester Lopus
East Frederick Street
Ronald Woodin
Jeffrey Scott
Bear Lake
Concord Street
Chris Christensen
Wright Street
William
John Maloney
Spring Street
Mos Roger Sheehan
East Pleasant Street
Zennie Fish
East Main Street
Salvatore Babalaci
Fifth Street
Merle Huntley
East South Street
Rod and Gun Club
Oks
Butte
Bennett
House of Fashion
Juldwater
Willer
Lm Lumphrey
Wn U
Scott
Blatt
Superior Court Woodside
Bruno
Vigorito
Lamberton
Lesler
O'Dell
Blair
Reagan
Heuser
Ram Fury
Tru Value Building Supply Center
Allegheny
Orlando
Fla
Martin Company
Ordnance Research Area
Dave Robbins
Cahs States Assembly
Arrow
Mallory’s Meat Market
West
Washington St
Carpenter
HAM
Lloyd Street
Renny
We & Ting
Comstock Monte S
Nko Saic
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