Corry Evening Journal publication details and ads rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and offices including publisher George Ro Sample editor Vance Alien and sports editor Telegraph Sports Editor B G Bennett with advertising front offices in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches and provides subscription rates by mail and carrier with display ad deadline at 9 am prior publication date.
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South Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George Ro Sample
Manaui
Vance Alien
Telegraph
B. G. Bennett
Advertis
Bottinelli-Rimball
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Voters urged to choose local leaders next Tuesday
An urging editorial encourages voters to participate in the upcoming election. It highlights District Attorney candidate John J. Dailey and judges Samuel Y. Rossiter Burton R. Laub plus George L. Wilson as strong incumbents. City council hopeful J. Fred Kinsey is noted for municipal expertise. The treasurer race is eyed for its push to collect $23,000 in uncollected per capita taxes.
Memories of Corry file for highway patrol station
Yesterday's Memories of Corry from November 5, 1935 note Corry civic clubs urging a highway patrol station to aid motorists. The item mentions skating rink operators in Keaxini and an Ohio armory. It outlines improvements to the 467 mile highway north of Beaverdam to Wattaburg and a 227 mile link from Darrow's Corhers in Concord Township to the Craveford County line as part of a federal aid program announced by Secretary Warren Van Dyke.
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Corry
Golden Rule Club
Keaxini
State Armory
Beaverdam
Wattaburg
Darrow
Corhers
Concord Township
Craveford County
Warren van Dyke
Formal opening date set for federal building in 1915
Forty years ago on November 5 1915 citizens met to fix the opening for November 17. A group of Corryites and 190 girls were taken to Brie today by the local police. The grand jury action on a conspiracy charge involving Brown of Philadelphia is noted. Brown remains at Corry Hospital awaiting rendition. Miss Mary Mulderick suffered a sprained ankle while visiting friends. A separate note mentions Tibetans sticking out their tongues as a sign of respect.
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Federal
Yesterey
Iyiyar
Royal Fire Headquarters
Oregon
Walter Sanders
Frank Sanders
R.D. 1
Alpha ‘Tait Omipea
Mount Ahton
Cus
Amity
Gang of Hoods
Wrstern Pennsylvania
Ohi
Peetal
P.O. Department
Dining Guide and Hotel Listings in Western Pennsylvania
Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory lists Colonel Deare Hotel in Tihs ville with banquet and dining services, plus other inns like FAKE CLOW and DER N WEAD INN offering meals, beverages, and late hours. It mentions upcoming plans by individuals and various establishments with momentary scribbled lines and garbled names.
Local market shelves spill as trucks haul perishables
A damaged market scene on old South Center Street shows trucks unloading large quantities of perishables into modern outlets that have moved into renovated quarters. Amid disorder, a ceremonial event in 1905 is recalled and local undertakings on tax and zoning spark debate as shoppers adjust to supply changes and outlets tighten patrols.
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Eillekens
Old South Center Street
YSICA
Corey Public Library
Biter Turuture
Cinipalen
Pennsylvania
Assdelitios
Weer
Mary
Oil and gas theory amid Tidioute drilling plans collapse
A fragmentary report notes Center street business sale canceled and discusses research behind a planned deep red oil drill near Tidioute. Geologists propose Pennsylvanian glacier effects created low energy zones aiding dispersed oil migration, while notes place Jon Harmon visiting Yale for a New Haven game and Warren Miller's Chicago hospital escapade.
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Center Street
Tidioute
Geologis
Pennsylvania
Jon Harmon
East Columbus Ue
Freshman
Pine Manor Ge
Yale Unity
New Haven College Town
Chicago
Parole Grants for Three County Residents Approved
The state pardons board approved paroles for three Three County residents. William Niemeyer and Charles Erosiak, bus drivers, were paroled effective November 27. The case involved the involuntary manslaughter of a baby daughter.
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Erle Couch Co
Fairview
State Pardons Board
William Niemeyer
Charles Erosiak
Youth Killed In Area Crash Near Third Street Bridge
West Ellicott resident Robert Hilmer Carlson, 22, died from a fractured skull and internal injuries in a Steele Street crash beneath the Third Street Bridge. Patricia Robinson, 19, a passenger, survived with facial and chest injuries while James Swanson, 25, Celoron, pleaded guilty to driving with a revoked license and was fined 50. Carlson was the area’s second crash fatality of the year. Swanson and his wife were uninjured.
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Jamestown
Robinson W
Carlson
James Swanson
Celoron
Swanson
Robert Swanson
Paroled father linked to infant’s death in county case
November have been serving one to three-year terms in county prison for embezzlement from the firm credit union. The Fairview father is Paul Edward Mardis, who will be paroled from Allegheny County Workhouse December 11 after imprisonment since September 9, 1954. He pleaded the defense to the involuntary manslaughter of his baby daughter, Elaine, and received a one and one half to three year term.
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Fairview
Paul Edward Mardis
Allegheny County
Elaine
How Smart Are You Quiz on Current Events
A reader quiz tests knowledge of a 20th century classified page. Questions cover armed forces demographics, a proposed compulsory Social Security dentist plan, All Souls Day versus All Saints Day, and the Governor of New York listing candidates such as Dewey Lehman Wagner and Roosevelt Jr.
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American Dentalion
New York
Thomas
Dewey
Carmine DeSiplo
F, D. Roosevelt
Jr Averell Harriman
Herbert H Lehman
Robert F. Wagner, Jr
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Atorney
Dailey
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Burton R. Laub
George L. Wilson
J. Fred Kinsey
Mary Mulderick
Pondel's
Sunoco
N. Center St
Sid
and Entertainment Directory
Thes
Colonel Deare
Tihsville
Venneylvanié
Denix Hotel
Speciailista
Wenerpiy Ronn
Lipaktowth
Foley
al Were
Mervine
Chety
David Mphibss
Thuridiy
Jeriduye
Aye Sassine
Wolluys Hane
Jansen
Prank & Vern
The
Columbus
Oper Eerey
Hasmm
Hundaye
Lyin Hirkeen
Binsulta
Dern Wead Inn
Spring Crooks Melux
Pittsfield Inn
Allert
Erper
Ainly
Indy MiNtre
Wall Street
Minty
Erie City
McFadden
Shady Ave
Frank Graft
Answei
Frank E
Graft Insurance Agency
Tuffy
Corner
Center & Phone
Washington Sts
Phillips 324
World SL
Connie’s
Oscar Mayer Smokie
Filbert
Armour’s Cheese
Rival Dog Food
Bedford
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Spain
Mexico
Paris
Maurice Utrillo
France
Winans Studio
Lemon Street
Andrew Guskea
Sea’‘S Drugs
North Center ST
Corry, PA
DIAL
Corry Savings
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