Corry area notes mixed with ads and meetings
Local items include event notices at Columbus fire hall with dates November 11 and 18 at 8 pm. Meadville and Jamestown updates mention school reform committees, Christmas plans, Elk and Moose lodge gatherings, plus utility and road project notices and local business ads.
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Jamestown
YWCA
Prievan
Truin
Moose
Lynford Chase
Meadville
Kistner
Meadville Area Senior High School
Kim Perretta
John Blackmiar
Crawford County
Comment Valley
Summerhill
Funeral Notices and Local Community Updates
The notice lists funeral arrangements for Mrs Steus 42 and Lyn Chase with services at St Titus Cemetery and funeral home rites on Friday. It also mentions a burial at Shenaroe Valley Cemetery in Greenville, and a memorial for William Lauffenberger joining council. Other items include a new council appointment, festival plans for Conway Fall Festival on November 12, a heart attack report for John Pay, and Millcreek Township’s plan for a new supermarket with construction costs around 70,100 dollars.
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McGranahan
Withans
Barry
Pin- Hoy
Breeker
Fuyersl
Shenaroe Valley
Greenville
Younusville
Cainecll
William A. Lauffenberger
Lauffenberger
Carl & Rostundale
Bell Telephone Co
Pittsburg
Laafienbyreer
Beth Lwyrs
Vuus Valle
Conelway
John M Pay
Ti- Mieville Wut
Dr. Dd. Peebies
Dad
Corry Baking Company
Ito
Millcreek
Kearsarge
Baldwin Brothers, Inc
Loblaw Inc
Dem Hold Seizes 33 Governorships After Elections
The article reports Democratic gains in the 1940 elections with 33 governorships secured, while Republicans held 14 and led in several races. It notes 19 holdovers, indicating Democrats gaining control of key states, including incumbents Governor William G Stratton of Illinois and Governor George Docking.
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William G Stratton
Tintis
George Docking
Dem
Aera
Randa
Fragmented Union City Notices Reach Amid Names
A damaged OCR list from Union City mentions hospital admission and discharge details, with individuals including Holt and Mrs Feerint Bulmer. It lists addresses on Fas Mats and Union City streets, naming Diane Bartim, David Conoyer, Eric Merline Hawtey, and others in a mixed personal notices fragment.
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Union City
Diane Bartim
Parade Street
David Conoyer
Eric Merline Hawtey
RD. 1
Witerford
Area Counties and Cities Rally Behind GOP Slate
A rundown outlines strong GOP support across counties and cities, highlighting leaders Buchard, Nixon, and Cube with broad margins in several jurisdictions. The piece notes Titusville and Crawford County activity, mentions local figures such as Kennedy era figures, and reports turnout indicators and a tentative vote landscape.
Venango County records high turnout in 1968 election
Venango County reported a record turnout with 427 of 450 registered voters voting, about 97 percent. The race favored Nixon with strong Republican support. Pleasantville backed Nixon while Kennedy carried a smaller share. The overall county results showed Nixon ahead as the incumbent candidate.
Catholics Influence Kennedy Votes Across States
The piece notes Catholics and non Catholics backing John F Kennedy in a presidential race. It recalls Alfred E Smith's 1928 bid and outlines regional Catholic presence shaping electoral strength, with references to southern states and historical Catholic voting trends in New York and Rhode Island, amid national debates about Vatican influence.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Alfred EB. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Hoover
South
Missielmsettsaint
Rhode Island
Florida
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
United States
Vatican
Aberyf Smith
Rome
Warren County Returns Lie Nixon Victory Amid Turbulence
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Warren County race with Nixon leading Ker t by about 4 871 votes and 1 2060 votes reported for 1960 era counts. Names and precise details are unclear in the readable text.
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Srason
Bit Nixon
Nixon
Jamestown NY County Politics and Ward Race Brief
In Chautauqua County Jamestown voters heavily favored Republicans. Nixon won Gramestown with 37,602 votes, margin over Kennedy, while the Fifth Ward saw Democrats contest local results amid a 1956 municipal context.
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Jamestown
New York
Chautanqua
JamesoWis
Nexon
Srvone Kennedy
Gramestown
Nixon
Marsin
Tamestoe En Ayme
Calsvett
Meadville Votes Boost GOP, Nixon Margin Narrow
Fragmented Meadville districts report a tight election as GOP support consolidates around a 6375 vote count. Kennedy and Meadville observers note turnout figures near 30 percent of Conniff County’s 43408 registered voters. Wyoming records mark the first vote granting the right to vote, with county totals showing notable participation.
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Ray
Meadville
Berioes
Ste Willein
Nixon
Ellilsis
Conyford County
Kennedy Nixon Campaign Leaderboard Shaped by TV Signals
Marlow Looks At TODAY'S NEWS analyzes how television shaped voter opinions in the Kennedy Nixon race. It notes Kennedy benefited from liberal policies and a broader appeal, while Nixon faced a middle ground between party wings and a tough economy. TV debates and Eisenhower-era association also influenced public perception. The piece compares voter reasoning, media impact, and candidate presentation in shaping the election outcome.
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Washington
APA
John P. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Borat
Eany Thorpe Sheltie
House
Senate
Congress
Kennedy
Wight
Nixon
Hs Party
Ms Middle Crontel
H Nkvon Puller
Eisenhower
Teachi Ig
Tax Hike Okayed by State College Residents
State College residents voted yesterday to approve a tax increase to fund the public library. The measure, cast as a lone-half millage, aims to raise funds with an estimated total of about $11,000, following a recent county real estate reassessment that postponed final millage calculations for next year.
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State College
Seek Apartment For Burned Out Sparta Family
The Robert Morris family of Sparta lost their home to a Monday fire. Local agencies are helping find an apartment and provide clothing, food, and income support. The family includes four children and a 14 year old boy living with Mrs Morris. Salvation Army and Red Cross report needing undergarments and new shoes, with plans to settle them soon.
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Tae Serch
Bork
Robert Morris
Spartanstrg
Mwenu
Gerty
Homer White
East South Street
Moylises
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Ave
Morris
Richard Bush
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Corry Journal
Eloy
Chevrolet
Maxville- Harn
State Hospital
Elof Dahl
Turkey Farm
Columbus Fire Hall
Elks
Brother Lynford Chase
Robert Allen
Guys Mills
Spencer
Crain
Allen
Atti Po- Chan
Anthony Cinen
Johnsonbure
Hos
de Palen
Edman Goode
Harriscure
Hkl
Ailis
Sea‘s Drugs
Warm Borough
Stesh
Advance Printing
Tatho. Co, Inc
Erie
Anthony Priske
Frm
Priske
Bargain Joe's
Greater
East Main Street
Corry
Thruway
Huarharpreck
Mank
R. Szklenski Stud
Mrs Shut Steus
Westliew
Jem Abd Port
A&b
South First Ave
Dial
Deerfield
Ts. Mde
Corry Memorial Hospital
Holt
Fainiliy
Gap Mo Wi Witte
Feerint Bulmer
Pauli Wyre
Riltard Penoyer
Ann
Spartiusbiee Fi
Vari Guilder
Eas Vine Street
Raymond Kuisenlatt
Cincard Toad
Waller Wagner
Cambriden Springs
Tia
Kern
Willow Street
Virginia Eakin
RD i
Union Cult
Corey Vielntty
Jerae Carne
Hilly
Josie
Buchard
Henry Cube
Irene
Titusville
Pini Wits
Tomer
Finie
Yale
Tinjaey
Amiapety Rink
Labador Kearns Wong
Mike
Kennnedy
Venango County
Warren County
Wyoming
Grant Winnin
Marlow
DANA
Burlington
Lee Ronmill-Freadoyn
Bennett
Sparta
Thunderbird
Cruisomatic
Fordomatic
Willys
Ford Dealer
Tri-Nord
West Smith Street
Lee
Kasay
Thade
United United Nine Anthers
Kasi
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