City and Vicinity local notices and ads digest
Corry Journal lists University Park enrollment at over 4200 across 15 courses taught by television. Meadville reports Rev James Gellamy elected Hartford Seminary Foundation president. Delinquent taxes in Crawford County to be sold tomorrow. James town Hospital announces $250,000 addition progress. Community events include Grange meeting, dances, and local sales at Mack Market and Carroll's Gift Shop. Major items cover tax sales, hospital expansion, and local notices across Erie, Meadville, and Corry regions.
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Corry Journal
University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Meadville
James Gellamy
Alleghey College
Hartford Seminary Foundation
Hartford
Conn
Katherine’s
Crawford
Iban
Harry Shapiro
Tose General Hospital
Donald D. Trantum
Carroll
Ara —Erie
Kenneth Momeyer
Corry
Franklin
Ritz
K&h
Jansen
Vita
Jamestown General Hospital
Evans
Eris
Elizabeth Washer Hough
William Washabaugh
William Washabaugh Jr
Register of Will
Union City
Moose’ Club
Erle
Evelyn Eades
R. D
Harborcreek
Dillon Bronson
Robert Bronson
Lawrence Park
Alice Ostrom
Orlando
Fla
Weston
Erie
Hamot Hospital
Walnut Creek Hill
Edwin P. Caughey
Hamet Hospital
Herbie Johnson
Arthur P. Logan
Logan
Corry Beverage Distributor
Jamestown
Clayton R. Webeck
Chautauqua County
Moose Club
Corry Journal Printing Department
Civil Defense Medical
State Civil Defense Medical Organization
Chautauqua Central School
A & B Distributing Co
Bradford
Jerome P. Sullivan
St. Bonaventure University
Producers Monthly
G. Gerald Hauer
Sullivan
Buffalo
ACF Industries, Inc
Atomic Energy Commission
Collier's
Oil City
Kiwanis
YMCA
Hospital Report and Local Notices From Warren and Bradford
At The Hospital Report compiled at 7 a.m. today notes inability to summon a physician and lists admissions and discharges including Richard Fox and Mrs Willard Allen. Local items cover joint water supply discussions, Bell Telephone expansion plans in Warren, and various ads and notices from Bradford Jamestown and Oil City including theater, appliances, weddings, and civic activities.
McKean Potter Labor Federation adopts new charter
Reading at the Painters Hall last night the federation of Labor of McKean and Potter Counties approved a new charter reflecting the recent name change. Several local items follow including a bargain night at Corty Rollerway, a death by heart attack in Porterville, new hearing aid batteries at Flye Rexall Drugs, Septembers license applications for marriages in Venango County, a sale on vanity girdles at Mabel's Shoppe, annual Children’s Aid Society activity in Venango County, retailers tax exemption forms at The Journal, and a Protestant census in Falconer seeking local religious outreach.
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Warren
Federation of Labor
McKean
Potter Counties
Wis Hing
Painters Hall
Corty
Clenn’ Ellsworth
Matone
Porterville
Mildred
Willa MacDuffie
Cattaraugus County
Flye Rexall Drugs
Franklin
Norman J. Payne
Venango County Register and Recorder
Mabel
Children’s Aid Society
Venango County
Falconer
Protestant Churches of
The
Falconer Corncil of
Absenteeism blamed on fright and TV viewing rise
Allegheny County Health Director Arthur G. Baker cites fright and TV watching as drivers of absenteeism in schools. Winchester Thurston School for Girls will close until Monday due to high pupil absences while public schools report 14 to 17 percent absentee rates amid World Series broadcasts. Baker stresses not enough evidence of a grim outbreak and notes many parents keep children home at the first sniffle as 148 Pittsburgh public school teachers miss class.
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Arthur G. Baker
Allegheny County
Ulness
McDonald to Speak at UMW District 21 Conference
President David J. McDonald of the United Steelworkers reports on union plans and progress at the opening session of a two day conference. About 200 delegates from seven northwestern Pennsylvania counties attend. The district lists 29 700 members. Senator Wayne Morse will headline the banquet Saturday night.
Area Man Gets Second Chance
Area man Teed received a second chance after reckless driving charges and a red light violation at North Center street and East Columbus avenue. He was cited for the earlier incident and arrested again for failing to observe a red signal while driving south on North Center street. Alderman M B Cobbett was informed and order to settle by a specified date. Teed failed to appear. Teed was jailed by a city patrolman awaiting arraignment before the alderman.
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Teed
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
East Columbus Avenue
M. 8
Cobbett
Tee
Corry
Durie Hearing Promises Settlement With Teed Over Payments
In a brief hearing today, Durie agreed to a $30 settlement with Teed to cover coal and cellared items. The agreement includes a promise to settle the balance by 536 tutior row, with underlying terms limited in the record.
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Durie
Churches Faults Cited In Family Conflicts
A speech by officials at a state school association meeting linked family breakdown to church influence. The five day gathering concluded with Greeneblire chosen as the convention site and Totnex seat’s selection noted.
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Inediana Iministor
Primeif
Fmiluren
Efiurdy
Persisy
Tania
Sokuath School Association nuhveRssort
Greeneblire
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