Meadville and Erie Area News Roundup 1959
Meadville notes report three juveniles questioned on a city case and public notices for Harvest Date ad deadline October 6. Other items include postmaster changes in Kane, local crime arrests, UAW Local 629 party, burglaries in Erie area, a Meadvile motorboat ruling, and shop ads plus community events and bids across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Meadville
Cay Polloturday
Till Puetts
Kane
Victor J
Actinet
Busine
Lloyd P. Twompon
Aoline Peet
Pss
Ike
Hospital Struggles With Emergency Coverage
Corry Memorial Hospital reports inability to summon a physician in emergencies. Admitted Gerald O Lincoln of Leland with family ties to Bear Lake and Thomas Grow. Discharged Ora Gibbons and Michael Mitchell, both linked to Columbus. Other patients include Martin Cady, Walter Kowalski, and Carl Lindstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gerald O.—Lincoln
East Washington Street
Leland
Thomas Grow
Bear Lake
Robert Shamp
George W. Klinger
West Pleasant Street
Ora Gibbons
R. D
Michael
Harold Mitchell
Columbus
Martin Cady
Clymer
Walter GC. Kowalski
Wayne Robinson
Jeffrey Michael
Worth Street
Harry Blount
West Columbus Avenue
Carl Lindstrom
Union City Residents Named in Local Addresses
A list of Union City residents includes Mrs Lyle Hartman R D 1 Waterford Mrs John Pilchner R D 6 Eric Oakley Stull Jr 19 Center Street Alta Donaldson 13 East Street and John Allen R D 9 Union City presented in a neighborhood notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Lyle Hartman
Waterford
John Pilchner
R. D
Eric. Oakley Stull Jr
Center Street
Alta Donaldson
East Street
John Allen
Four-car collision on East Lake Road leads to guilty pleas
Alderman Merchie Calabrese reported Carr pleaded guilty to failing to identify at an accident scene after a four-car bumper collision on East Lake Road near Hess Avenue. Carr was held for county court action and released on 500 bail. Patrolman Peganof described the chain reaction caused by the last car driven by Carr. Two 21-year-old men also pleaded guilty to burglary related to entry of the Portuguese Club earlier this week. One suspect is linked to the phantom handcuffed escapee who fled after arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Merchie Calabrese
Carr
East Lake Road
Hess Avenue
Joseph Peganof
Eric
Charren
Yesters
Corry Area Banks Tap FHA Funds for Farm Loans
Local banks and lenders in Corry and surrounding areas are the main sources of Farmers Home Administration insured loans for farm improvement and purchases. In fiscal 1959 the FHA advanced 64.739 million dollars for farming projects, with private lenders providing five percent. An additional 7.468 million financed soil and water conservation, with a portion insured. Additionally, Daniel Br 391 and Anthony J. Costa pleaded guilty to burglary counts in court.
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Patel
Corry
Parmners Home Administration
FHA
Paul Orner
Erie
Warren
Waterford
Orner
Tax squeeze grows as government spending climbs nationwide
New York AP reports that while federal gas tax rises slow, state and local expenses keep rising. Higher rents and school, property, and sales taxes follow population growth, more public employees, and higher pay scales. Taxpayer burden shifts to states and locals amid rising living costs.
Rising government spending and payrolls exceed WWII lows
The text notes payroll totals around six million, roughly double postwar figures, with per person pay rising as state and local authorities fund new facilities. Spending is at a record level and likely to rise again this fiscal period, outstripping tax income and requiring more borrowing. Two solutions, cut spending or raise taxes, are politically unpopular but inevitable.
Area Auto Accidents Down In Sept
Area auto accidents and injuries declined in September from August per a report by Sgt. C. W. Irwin of the local State Police barracks. The substation logged 14 accidents with 10 injuries and one death, $8,775 in property damage versus $16,980 in August, and 20 accidents with 25 injuries the prior month. The unit covered 12,385 miles on 157 patrols. criminal investigations totaled 27 with six arrests and no stolen autos reported locally. other recoveries were valued at $47. Eight officers accounted for 80 traffic arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Irwin
Set Irwin
Irwin
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Robert K. Bloom
Cnirter County
Young Republican
James Jackson
Titusville
William J. Sherry Cochranton
Victor Miceli
John J. Bowman
Journal Printing Department
Rochester
N.Y
Walter Stiles
Maurice Cote
UAW
Odd Fellows Hall
Erle
Edmund Lada
Edward
Druy
St. Thomas’ Church
George B Rearse
Mas
Chautauqua County
Sugus
Jankeys
Toul
Locol
Mabel
Pymatuning
Gaul
U. 5S
Slainin
Ind
Warers St . Godeani
Toeperetary
U. S. Justice Department
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Coness
Conteinel
Meadvilles
Thomas R. Helleran
Spencer Hospital
Mitnicht
City Pole
Helleran
Jeg
St. Elizabeth Guild
Toy Town
Clearfield
Bennett's
Bradford
Sunny Brook Dairies of
New York
Tdeal Farms
Bunny Brook Dairies, Inc
Ideal Farms of
Sunny Brook Dairies
Onta
Pauline DuBoskey
Thaddeus Kwiat
Farfield
Ondl
Roy Dickson
Joe Kimoy
Carl Aldrich
Casey Wisininski
Zeb Paulson
Art Rush
Ralph Yeager
Greenfield Fire Hall
Station Road
Erleman
John Phillips
David H Milroy
Phillip
Miley
Calvin B. Dingler
Fortune Magazine
St. Lawrence Seaway
Corry Beverage Distributor
Lake Erie
Paul Cygan
Duquesne Marine Terminal
Western Stevedoring Co
Ritz
Democratic Party
Warren County
Beaty Schiool
Lewie L. Crippen
Niie
Irving
Corrt
ePese
Antonio Segni
Richard Nixon
Washington
Segni
Danel
Anthony J. Costa
Guily
Merehie Galabrese
No-Bar Riding Club
the Y In
Igo! Business Mirror
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Commerce
The
Tax Foundation
Gilson’s
General Electric
Corry - Franklin
Sam Baressi
Guy Davis
WOTR
Trading Post
Barney's
Firestone
Corry Aves
U. S. Army
Lex Barker
Entertainment Directory
Popplefeld Inn
SUN Aloe
Dalge
Logan
Yourneville
Ginnir
Capeteria
Avenue
West Main Street
Mound
Sept
Loblaws
Rchard Park
Orchard Park
Armour Star
Swift
Harrise G. Robert
Watkins
Presiding
George N. Land
Berlit
Zormin
Barney
Sk Germicidal
South Center Street
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