Paragraf reports multiple local incidents and notices
A West Pleasant street man appealed to city patrolmen for help locating his missing daughter who attends Concord School. she was later reported home. A motorist complained of a misissued ticket tied to a trick on West Mall street by Richard Christensen. Rev. Francis Graves, pastor of St Thomas Church, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Universal Cyclops Steel Corp reported nine month earnings of 3.1 million vs 4.81 million prior year. six months earnings were 1.89 million vs 3.48 million. Two Pittsfield men received suspended sentences for burglary with three years probation. Mrs. Allie Wales injured by falling jar at a grocery store treated and released. State Bureau of Employment Security reported a 3 percent rise in unemployment claims to 91,496 with continued claims down to 179,777. A baby girl, twin to another, died shortly after birth. funeral services held at Bracken Funeral Home. Carl Coates of Spartanshire sought help recovering a lost fountain pen described as brown with a gold cup. Corry Rotary Club continued beautification of the plot east of Center Street by planting shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church Corner
South Center
West Pleasant Streets
Paul F. Bauer
Joash Chest
Paul Bauer
Thomas Russell
Board of Trustees
Westminster Fellowship
William Peiffer
Calvin
Lon Merker
East Pleasant Street
Witherspoon
Robert Grice
Park Street
Mary-Martha
W. W. Graham
West Frederick Street
The
Women’s Association
Peron Church Crisis Mounts In Argentine Province
In Cordoba a planned Romany Catholic ceremony faced police blocks as President Peron tightens control. Demonstrators aimed to honor Archbishop Fermin Daflite amid charges by Peron that clergy seek to undermine his government. An interventor in Cordoba province can dismiss judges critical of Peron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associa
Buenos
General Confederation of Labor
Santo Domingo
Cordoba
Peron
Veteran jailed for brutal assault on 3 year old son
Ebensburg Pa A 26 year old Korean War veteran William G Bell is held on 10000 bond for assault with intent to kill after scalding his son Robert and beating him severely. Police say the man punished the child while another daughter Ruth Ann age 2 died from rat poison and his wife was questioned but released. Robert remains in fair condition as two sisters Lorraine 14 and Bessie five weeks old are treated for malnutrition and the 6 year old Billy is in a welfare home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ebensburg
Robert Bell
William G. Bell
Ruth Ann Bell
Bell
Matthew O'Brien
Watch Shop Opens On North Center Street
A crowded first day marked the formal opening of Sargent's Watch Shop at 728 North Center Street. Owner Hidon Largent announced the store will offer watch repairs and feature national brands, with door prize drawings including a ladies wristwatch, two watch cleanings, and a Mex Ilite watch band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent’s Watch
North Center Street
Hidon
Largent
Prospect Point at Falls Opens to Tourists Again
Niagara Falls officials reopened Prospect Point to tourists today restoring access to the famous observation area which had been closed since July 26 after a large portion collapsed into the Niagara River gorge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Point
Falls
Py Associatea
Niagara Falls
Niagara River
Voice of the People Pea Woee IDE Campaign Note
A 1954 Community Chest appeal from Corry lauds volunteers who worked unpaid on the drive, praising gifts totaling 32 116 00 and thanking supporters for a successful campaign led by William A Peiffer. The letter emphasizes efficiency and local impact, noting no staff hires and broad community benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Tam
Campaien
William A. Peiffer
Study of Fundamentals Plays Part in Forecasts
A fragmented editorial notes that advances in game theory and predictive math, led by McKinsey and Princeton, influence military and civilian forecasting. It cites Eisenhower appointing John Neuman to the Atomic Energy Commission and predicts future dominance of forecasting in business cycles, stock markets, prices, and even social trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
U. S. Navy
Air Force
Princeton Institute For Advanced Study
Eisenhower
John Yworth Neuman
Atomic Energy Commission
Ma ‘Ionally
Paris
Cohen Auto Supply
W. Matn Bt
Pearliss ES Pale
J. C. C. McKinsey
McKinsey
Novanc
Washington
Newton
Weekend church schedule and activities listing
A comprehensive list of services and events from multiple congregations in the city. It covers FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, THE SALVATION ARMY, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL, ST. ELIZABETHS, PAULS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, FIRST METHODIST, ST PRESBYTERIAN and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Times include Sunday School, morning and evening worship, prayer meetings, youth groups, Bra and choir practices, and weekly programs for Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Ladies League, and bazaar activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Washington Street
Walter Crouch
Young Peoples Meeting
Boy Scouts
Corps Cadets
Tadies
Junior
Evangelical United Brethren Church Service and Activities
Church schedule at 921 North Center Street lists morning worship at 11:00 with sermon “A Study in Values” and 11:00 p.m. junior church. youth fellowships, evening sermon, and multiple weekly meetings including Boy Scout, Cottage prayer, Friendship Aid Society, and choir rehearsals. Also FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST at Murphy Store Room 6 offers 11:00 am service with sermon Mortals and Immortals and 8:00 pm midweek reading. reading room closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Pentecostal Church
Assembles of God
West Pleasant Street
J. B. Kelly
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street
Washington Street
R. R. Merriman
Pam
Young People’s Meeting
Paul's
Evangelical Lutheran
East Concord
South Streets
Elmer A. Ortner
Missionary Society
Japan
Rhea Rein
Luther League
Dunior
Tcreen
Martin Luther
Rex
First Methodist
South Center
East Pleasant
Howard L. Stull
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Commission of
Ernest Roger
East Main Street
John Mitchell
West Bond Street
A. C. Barton
C. A. Johnson
West Church Street
Dorcas
Titusville
First Baptist Church
Second Avenue
Robert J. DeBoer
Queen of Sheba
Boy Scout
Bethany Fellowship
Union City
William DeHaven
William Rieck
Keith Rieck
Christ
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
Alfred Haenel
Wright Street
Keith T. Henton
Friendship Aid Society
Edwin Borstorff
Raymond Avenue
Silver Links
Dan Guiver
Mead Avenue
Church OF Christ Scientist
Murphy Store
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Futhor
Gir
Concord
Inter
West Mall Street
Richard Christensen
King Street
Davis
Francis Graves
St .Thomas’ Church
Corry Memorial Hospital
Universal Cyclops Steel Corp
Accordinis
Dow Jones
Laidlaw and Co
Oil City
Pittsfield
Allegheny County
Warren County
Alexander
Flick Jr
Gerald Wright
Herman Hebner
Wrightsville
Flick
Allie Wales
Corry Memoria Hospital
State Bureau of Employment! ‘Security
Waller Foster Jr
Bracken Funeral Home
Buriy
Pine Grove Cemetery
Linda
Joyce
Blanche Foster
Walter Foster
Claude Huffman
Carl Coates
Spartanshire
Goates
Argentine
Fee
the Broadview
Stromberg-Carlson
Carlson Broadview
All-Way Electric Company
Blackstone
Fabrica
Roberts
Columbus
Voice of the People
Atlanta
Xess
FC Ythh
the Dracken Func
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Albert Broadhurst
Thomas the Apostle
Francis J. Graves
John G. DeSantt
Seventh-Day Adventist
Onrisstan Maibeson Missionary Alliance Church
Maple Avenue
J. Emerson Low
Bible School
J. E. Low
Youth Fellowship Service
Ladies Missionary Service
ST. Elizabeth's R
Cyril Kronz
Ajax Iron Works
Olds the Florist
Robert R. Desmond Electric Co
J. Fred Kinley Insurance
Crystal Coal Company
Fogle Lumber Company
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Co
Hammond Elevator Co
Western Auto Store
Rex Theatre
Guy W. Bannink Insurance
Brigham Hardware
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