Parade draws 44 units to four day Lake Shore carnival
A two hour parade featuring 44 marching units from the tri state area capped the Lake Shore American Legion Post 105 four day carnival, ending Saturday night. Other items note tax exemption forms, a wrist injury at Oil City, gift subscriptions, traffic summons in Titusville, and local ads.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Tri-State
Lake Shore
American Legion Post
Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal
Oil City
Robert Smith
Howard Smith
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Titusville
Guys Mills
Hydetown
Local Admitted Residents List Incomplete
Saturday admissions include Robert Foley of R. D. 2 Clymer and William Smith of 543 Catherine Street. Also listed are Mrs. Allen Loomis of 46 Snyder Circle, Mrs. Hattie Raymond of 1244 White Untreet, and Mrs. Laurel Helka of 10912 East Mall Street.
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Robert Foley
R. D
Clymer
William Smith
Catherine Street
Allen Loomis
Snyder Circle
Hattie Raymond
White Untreet
Laurel Helka
East Mall Street
Corry Journal and local notices copy snapshot
Mixed local items from Corry area: subscription offer for The Corry Journal through June 1955 in Erie Crawford Chautauqua and Warren counties. Mills Brothers Circus to winter at Ashtabula County grounds with about 100 staff staying to care for animals. circus employs 600 during show season. St Edward's Hall Monday night gathering. three youths jailed after firing leaves. aluminum push grills advertised by W F Rickers Building Specialties. disrepair at local Soldiers and Sailors home condemned by State Veterans of Foreign Wars council. Raymond Jewelers promotes Christmas stock.
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Corry Journal
Erie
Crawford
Chautauqua
Warren
Jefferson
Ashtabulé County
Mills Brothers Circus
Jack
Jake
Harry Mills
Veus
St. Edward's Hall
Erle
Burny
W. F. Rickers Building
North Center Street
Ineal Soldiers and Sailors Home
State Veterans of Foreign Wars’ Council of Administration
Heaton
Warren Man 73 Dies After Heart Attack at Home
John Schrader 73 died Saturday at the family home after a heart attack. Born March 1, 1881 in Salamanca North Carolina he lived in Warren since 1917 and was a nightwatchman at Phenix Furniture for at least 13 years. Public in vited to a weekly VFW Club party. Traffic mishaps and falls claimed seven lives in Western Pennsylvania over the weekend with two children killed earlier this year. New telephone number for The Journal is 2 8291. North East Donald Billingham won 75 prize at the Community Talent Show and will appear on WSEE. Old Timers Night at Corry Roller Way tonight.
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Warren
John Schrader
Salamanca
N. C
Phenix Furniture Company
VFW
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
North East
Donald Billingham
AL Wesleyville
Donald
Will Appen
WSEE
Corry Rollerway
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Father of Week-Old Twins Commits Suicide at Home
Raymond T Leyland, 37, father of week-old twin boys, shot and killed himself early today at his Penn Township residence. Police say he first tried to stab his wife with a butcher knife. she wrested it away, then he seized a rifle from another son and fired one shot into his temple before the wife ran to fetch a physician.
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Rress
Jack R Clark dies suddenly at 44 in Sparta
Jack R Clark of Spartansburg dies suddenly at home at age 44. Born July 22, 1910 in Hamburg N Y he married Ruth Stranahan September 29, 1935 and leaves children Sherry Lee Chapman Gretchen Bonnie and Jaccolyn Clark plus Clyde Clark Marianne Manhard Louise Clank. Surviving siblings Aaron Clark and others. Funeral arrangements pending at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg.
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Jacke R. Giare Oba
Uyay Yee Tansbure
Mr. Clark
Clyde
Bessie Grenamyer Clark
Hamburg
Spartansburg
Ruth Stranahan
Sherry Lee
Chapman
Gretchen
Bonnie
Jaccolyn Clark
Norwalk
Calif
Clyde Clark
Culver City
Marianne Manhard
Norval
Louise Clank
Long Beach
Torrey and Hays
Former Erie Man Dies In Jet Trainer Crash
A jet trainer crash near Sioux City killed two Air Force officers, Capt. John J. Martin of San Marcos Texas and Major Harry E. Roach of New Braunfels Texas, during a landing at the Sioux City base. Martin, 31, had lived in Erie years earlier and is survived by a wife and four children. The accident details and timing remain unclear.
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Erie
Erietie
Air Force
Sioux City
John J. Martin
San Marcos
Texas
Harry E. Roach
New Braunfels
Sioux City Air Force Base
P. E. Coleman
Martin
General Electric Co
Oil City
Buffalo
N. Y
Inter Thomas
Josephine Martin
Capt. Martin
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West Eth Street
Standard Stoker Pattern Shop
Rossbacher Insurance Service
St. Marys
Lawrence Krieg
Kaul Memorial Hospital
Kersey Road
Krieg
New York State
Carry Evening Journal
Clarence S. Lynam
Maurice Dinberg
Venango County
Thomas Motors
John Orr Sayers
Emma Wenner
Strattanville
Clarion
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Meadville
Greenville Hospital
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Ronald E. Blyer
Cochranton
Hight
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E. St. St
Carl Hixson
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I. Meau
Cortland Apples
U.S
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Harry Kress
Richard Morton
Spring Creek
Claude Price
Garland
Alice Smock
East Washington Street
Charles Berkhous
Spring Street
Fred Wright
Kathleen May
Centerville
LeRoy Wiler
Arthur Proctor
Patricia Adams
Columb
Olin Moore
Wattsbury
Fred ‘Thomas
West Church Street
Edna Pierce
West Main Street
James van Dresar
South Street
Waive Peterson
Torpedo
Francis
Robert Kelly
Spencer Hospital
Totais
Clearfield Furs
Stewart Hat Shop
Romanny
Corry
PE Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Raymond Jewelers
Jack R. Clark
Sparta
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Clarion State Police
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