Auto racing charge in Quarter Session Court
A young motorist was freed on a charge of auto racing in Quarter Session Court Friday when another driver denied racing with the defendant. Gerald Schillinger was discharged by Judge Samuel Y. Rossiter after Glenn Weaver testified he was racing with another driver, not Schillinger. Nearby, children were seen breaking windows at Steve's Texaco on North Center Street. police found a broken sign. Dancing classes and a new Marjorie Tarbell Dance Studio were announced. A Fourth Ward family was told to obtain proper garbage containers after officials advised disposal methods. William Post Jr. faced multiple charges including violation of the firearms act and bad checks. additional complaints were filed. Police reported four juveniles attacked Alois Barber at a Hawaiian music store. one youth pulled a knife but caused no injuries. A sidewalk hazard was noted near Stahl's Jewelers on South Center Street. Erie area updates included a hospital auxiliary card party, a broadening of the Auxiliary Police, and a football game tonight between Corry Jayvees and Meadville Jayvees. Titusville residents faced DUI and weaving complaints. an Erie man was charged with perjury in a separate drunken driving case. Wedding invitations and a gift subscription offer for the Corry Evening Journal were advertised. A Septic Tank ordinance delay was discussed by Millcreek Township homeowners.
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Quatity PLC
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Tf ‘Rie
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Gerald Schillinger
Millereek
Glenn Weaver
Aldermanle
Schillinger
Steve
Texaco
Center Street
Marjorie Tarbell
Dial
Fourth Ward
Quesion
Erie
Alois Barber
Barber
Harley Drake
South Center Street
Stahl’s Jewelers
Corry Area High School
Beavers
Tittsville
Clyde
Davenport
BR. D
Titusville
William H. Preston
Pavenport
Edward T.caudill
Route 8
Unity
Eric
Corry Journal
Herbert Johnson Jr
Jseph
Torain
Richard Parsons
Millcreek
West Ridge
St Vincent's Hospital
Thomas Parsons
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Chautauqua
Hospital Report and Local Court News
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 m today lists ad mitted: Joseph Rynd 2 Snyder Circle Mrs John Mahan 36 West Frederick Street Mrs Clifford Reardon Panama Mrs Fred Duell 15 East Bond street Sunday Michael Drobneck Columbus Bruce son of Mr and Mrs Justy Garlepy Spartanshore Mrs Wayne Fralick R Dt Mrs Homer Uoons Jr Clymer Discharged: Emma Armstrong 11 North Center Street David Carlson 2% East Congress Street Mrs John Bosak 317 West Pleasant Street Mrs Clark Bacon and daughter Lynn Spartansburg Mrs Adrian Buel 417 West Pleasant Street Mrs Leonard Jakes 912 East South Street Mrs James Babcock and daughter Janet Eileen RD 4 James Rynd James charged with burglary held for arraignment Meadville Jayvees Beavers in action. Jamestown three injured after collision with a utility pole driver Michael Kasner 17 Greenhurst hospitalized Jamestown General Hospital awaiting City Court date Memorial Hospital Cycnes Auxilizery meet at 7:30 in nurses’ evening room, good attendance urged. Meadville: Helen E Todd of F D Coskranton injured in one-car crash Saturday on legislative Route five miles west of Cochington State Police said she was treated at City Hospital and released. Route is near legislative Channel.
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Michael Drobneck
Columbus
Bruce
Justy Garlepy
Spartanshore
Wayne Fralick
Homer Uoons Jr
Clymer
Emma “Armstrong
North
Center Street
David Carlson
East Congress Street
Richard Christensen
Werick Street
John Bosak
West Pleasant Street
Clark Bacon
Cra Lynn
Spartansburg
Adrian
Buel
Leonard Jakes
East South Street
James Babcock
Janet Eileen
R.D
Joseph Rynd
James
Montis
Atecres
Francis Haines
Olek
Stanley Stone
Lone Brack
Corry Jayvees
Meadville
Jayvees
Beavers
Tel —Jamestown
Michael Kasner
Greenhurst
Jamestown General Hospital
Corry “Memorial Hospital
Etenias Meadville
Helen E Tudd
F. D
Coskranton
Cochington
City Hospital
Youth of 18 Runs Ozark Reptile Garden
An odd feature from Eldon Missouri covers a young keeper running the Ozark Reptile Garden. The piece mixes local curiosity with vivid scenes of exotic creatures and risky encounters. It references Max Allen Nickerson and a narrative about a hazardous day near a roadside exhibit.
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Ozark Reptile Garden
Trio Escapes Chair in Plea
Fragmentary OCR text describes a trio avoiding a chair in a plea, with scattered names and locations garbled. The readable bits hint at a court or legal proceeding involving multiple individuals and dates but lack coherent details.
New Tiger Owners Take Over Today
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Withrole
Titi
Mi Tiners
Walter
Bikes
Sap
Opvir
Mor
Detroit
Ameren Tlivgie Fanchise
Brice
Beatiun
Tiger
Plivers
Hive Inn Tealasie
Waller
Gyilke) Bugisdt
Elise Pressedont
Itler
Soil Bank Aid of 31 Million Paid to Farmers
A garbled OCR item reports a soil bank aid totaling 31 million dollars directed to farmers. The text includes fragmented names and places, with no clear dates or verifiable entities.
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Soil Bank
Promises Quick Aid On Airports and Projects
The report outlines urgent aid promises for airport upgrades and related projects. It highlights funding proposals, timelines, and anticipated roles for key agencies and contractors.
Stevenson Plans Tight Campaign Tour Across Key States
Adlai E Stevenson outlined a combative defensive campaign with a cross country tour from Dallas to San Francisco. He planned stops through California and New York to rally support and press for votes ahead of the November election while Democratic leaders organize a major touring effort.
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Washington
Adlai FE Stevenson
California
York
Pennsylvania
Richmonds Berkeley
Xen
Tole Bunch
San
Wil
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Harrisaurg
Aunt Stevenson
Sass
Joseph M Barr
Staty
Stoyisson
Borunton
Tawkeelahe
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William Post Jr
Tiberty
Nearing
Post
Baressi
Millcreek Township
Saint Servidio
Thomas Motors
Eisenhower
Wsee-Tv
Wshen-Tv
Corry Hospital
Snyder Circle
John Mahan
West Frederick Street
Clifford Reardon
Panama
Fred Duell
East Bondtreet
Eldon
Siske Keener
Hermétil
Max Allen Nickerson
Lea
Soho Basket
Enerisia
Curio
Cole Pee Nguil
Diadis
Pyithon
Amd
Toa Ditch
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Bank
Sedor
Priday
Meerdinks OF Worth
Coray, PA
Crete
Ween
AGU
Pee Birt
Oran
Dheeraj der
Weill Yrible Boonaars
Hamburg
mNaay
Thomas Motors of
Corry, Inc
Dem
Mies
Dallad
Vox
Dallas
Wien
Harrisburts
Suny Slariti
Eleseohawer
Asairo
Etseni
Iefiy
Kent
Eylitie
Uerswuisios Urtisase
Asia
Parise
Wiese
Paul Toner
Uy Woerrad Fry
Amin
Pekma
Bernie i
Pisler Gore
Pest
Weiland
Bennetts
Heberlein Motor Sales
Ruolr Ery
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