Corry Journal Briefs Highlight Local Arts and Events
Corry area notices report donations for a Sicilian relief drive, a Turkey party at Columbus Fire Barn, and a Hammermill dividend on December 16. Community updates cover Red Cross blood collection, Warren High School education week turnout, and local club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fire Department
Sile
Hammertalls Paper Co
Diviand Way
Dunkirk
Corry High School
Ritz
Athletic Medical Fund
Benefit Fire Department
Mayville
R. L. Schooley Constriction Company
Auburn
Chautauqua Baking Company
Blanchard Street
Jamestown Hospital Admissions and Local Police Report
The Jamestown Hospital lists admissions including Jene Huff RD 2 Pred Hannan 277 West Washing Win Street and Mrs Donald Mitchell 1210 Worth Tynker Street with others noted. A monthly Jamestown Police report records 168 local arrests in October, including 11 women, compiled by Chief Clerk Edward Eggleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jene Huff
Hannan
West
Win Street
Donald Mitchel
Tynker Street
Mal Fogle
Walter Rovers
Mirn T
Miller Davison
Dean
Innes Weider
Snyder Circle
Foul Quoves
Jamestown
Maurence Savko
Columbus
Marvin Perkins
Daugh
Betty Lou
Bear Lake
David ‘Thelin
Warren
Avg Risenterick
Leon Cole
Ohio Street
Robert
Robert Edwards
Bear Take
Lisa
Jack Miller
Delaware Street
Lyle Suxton
Fifth Street
Ning Rees
Franklin ‘Street
Edward ©. Eggleston
A. M. Litz
Millcreek
Millcreek Township
Ross Wilkins
Bar
Ney Moran
Mayville Area Seeks Funds for Community Chest Drive
Mayville Central School Districts Community Chest looks to raise about 5 800 with about 3600 pledged so far as volunteers struggle to meet the budget. Campaign Secretary Beverly Drake notes a shortfall of roughly 2200 and urges early gifts to reach the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Baressi
Kane
J.B. Bailey
Hireslong
Lester Fox
H. D. Gardner
Marshall John Paxton
Gardner
VFW
Mayville
Beverly Drake
Mayville Central
Evan
Turkey dinner and local notices fill Venango pages
Local items report hospital condition of Elwood Kriegel after a plant accident involving 9000 volts. Thanksgiving turkey orders at Dahl and McCray’s. Four new Venango County school directors named. Jamestown appoints Wingant Keeney as club manager. Warren police recount accidents and a stop sign incident. Local business ads and community notices include floral services and Elks smorgasbord reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet
Freddie
Hisuway
Elwood D. Kriegel
RudyWays
Bilthority General Hospital
Bewne
ENOL
Kriegel
Dahl & McCray’s
Franklin
New County
Venango County
R. H. Rogers
Sandycreek
Willam McKinney
Cranberry Township
Earl
Cole
Titusville Hospital
Jamestown
Moon Brook Country
Wingant J. Keeney
Keeney
Midware Golf and Country Club
Penfield
Rochester
Corry Beverage
Warren
Jackson
Prospect
Sheryl Svensen
Phyllis M. Svensen
Raymond L. Simonsen
War- Ten
Svensen
Mowrey
Wayne Street
New York State
Isador Lubin
Chautauqua County
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Erie
John North
Elks
Ember
Local notes include arrests and coroner verdicts in Meadville area
Jamestown Edward Jones 41 was questioned yesterday by Detectives Burl Stafford and Lawrence Welser on a felony morals charge involving two 18 year old girls. Dr Shermain L Wit son, Crawford County coroner, issued a verdict in the death of Bertha M Craig found dead Tuesday in Guys Mills. Three Meadville teens arrested for shoplifting at a downtown store. two skirts valued at 6.98 each recovered. 46 pints of blood donated at Red Cross Blood mobile in Consistory. Forty five Pike workers laid off by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission amid ongoing reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Edward Jones
Burl Stafford
Lawrence Welser
District Attorney's
Jones
The
Elks Club
Meadville
Shermain L
Grawford County
Bertha M. Crate
Guys Mills
Wateon Ald Ube
Siti
Craig
John Holt
Coudersport
Red Cross
Kathryn Gunzburger
Senators Blast Mafia In Probe Findings
The article reports Senators accusing organized crime of corruption and plotting to overthrow government. Witnesses name a Bronx official and expose ties between a gang, labor unions, and garbage collection rackets. Undercover agent Amato links Equillante to narcotics and graft while McClellan criticizes collusion with Local 13 Teamsters. Squillante faces questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Ives
McClellan
Rosett
Fealdent
The
Bronx
Wpsockitian
Mmillottar
Bronk
Equillante
Ain
Albert
Ansstisnin
Joseph Amilo
Amato
Squillante
Teamsters Union
New York
Tourists in Mexico City Spend More Despite Fewer Arrivals
Tourism figures show September arrivals dropped to 98,733 from the previous year while expenditures rose to 8,521,260 dollars. The year prior totaled 8,407,? and the dip follows completion of the Northeast Extension line reducing passenger traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Ist Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Journal Printing Department
Agos
Sicisa
Torforto
Wn Amociated Press
Yothera
Melotyre
A & B Distributing
Dial
Warren Boy Choir
Byron Swanson
Swanson
Warren Conservatory
Mualo
Armenige
NoBar_ Ric Riding Club
Nelvane
Y In
Buchanan
Eric
Margaret
Bulan
St Vient
Mabel
Richard Ruth
New
Christmias Kavilive
Rani Bath and ‘Trust Company
Chrisstmas
Rod and Gun
Corry
Trumklin
Durin
Bureau of Highway Safety
Department of Revenue
Herbie Johnson
Johnsonburg
George B. Stevenson
Willam F. Renwick
Harrison Avenue
Tf —Emporium
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Jatin Don Owen
Cameron County Red Cross
Corry Red and Gun Club
Scamprofe
Loraine
LEED
Gabe OF
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Corry Hopital
Journal
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
George F. O'Pray
A & B Distributing Co
Warren School Music Boosters’ Association
Egan’s
Mentville
Crawford County Stotiks
Chopra Club
Rexall
Kevin Cartar
Bradford
Hitinn
Bradford Hospital
Cady and Collier
South St
Mara Wil
Asce
Master Control
Cac Eae
Route 62
North Warren
Nancy Christensen
Russell
Warren General Hospital
Gary Christensen
Nancy
Allen Lautfenberger
Carroll
Leoul CO
Eremotes
Peet
Tauren
South Center St
PIKE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Al's Clothes Shop
Wunesaes
National Bank of Corry
Wianctiar
Fansiad Devos Srcsuczncr
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