Corry Journal Notes Regional Events and Local Notices
Local column soup of notices features creek testing for fish stocking by Muhs group, pastor achievements in Detroit Scottish Rite, skating lessons at Rainbow Roller Rink, a damages verdict over an East 5th Street residence, religious broadcasts on WOTR, parolee habeas filing, VFW dance nights, redistricting protests, printed wedding invitations, 1957 Chevrolets debut advance, oat crop survey results, and obituary of Hannah Rickett Tryon with hospital details.
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Corry Journal
Titusville
OU Creek
Ryad
Venango County
State Fish Commission
F. L
G. Mason Cochran
Second Presbyterian Church
Old City
Supreme Council
Detroit
Mich
Gucuilea Adams
East 5Th Street
Waller E. Packard
WOTR
Erle
Richard Thompson
Western Penitentiary
VFW Club
Paul Packo
Alies Ae Fou
Eeaton
Sanaoan
Hartsell G. Ostrander
Summerdale Poling
Mary E. Hanselman
Corry Journal Printing Department
Arthur Gardner
Jamestown
Glenn W. ‘Cline
Chautauqua County Extension Service
Agricultural Department
Cline
CDA
St. Elizabeth's Church
Hannah Ricket Tryon
Goldie Robinson
Bild P. m
Frank Halliday Ferris
First Congregational Church
Carry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Barney Hanlon
R. D
Pleasantville
Titusville Hospital
Hanlon
A & B Distributing Co
Hospital Report Admits and Discharges Noted
Alfred Newhouse and several others admitted to Corry Hospital today while many patients including Dorothy Fingar and Mrs Clifford Stutzman were discharged. Obituary notes mention Waterford union leader Frank Fox, 70, death with services to be announced. Local society items include club floor shows and a pastor appointment at St Gregorys.
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Erie
Frank J. Fox
R. D
Waterford
Laborer’s Union Local 603
Fox
Donald Q Burton
talian-American Club
Eight Holland children probate will dispute headline
A Fairview Township family faces probate after the death of Harold and Velma Holland in a Whitford area site accident. The will names Velma as widow and provides for the children amid local events and a Knights of Columbus meeting notice. A community X ray service offered free screening to 113 people, including 20 percent of Osco Rubber workers.
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Eric
Harold G. Holland
Fairview Township
Witerford
Holl
Holland
Velma
VFW Club
Paul Packo
Rea
Knikkts of
Uelock
Hulton
Center Strvet All Membre
Gonnediityilie
Cyprus curfew lifted after eight days of tight policing
In Nicosia the curfew ended after police patrolled streets and shops reopened. About 17,000 Greek Cypriots within the curfew zone were allowed outside for two hours daily to shop and run errands as authorities cited fears of terrorist activity.
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Nicosia
Joh Handiis
Nicos
Joudsprakees
Jal
Asl
Rene Finée
Jone Harding
Byles
Anlte
Cyprus
Erreurs Tantictin
Tektites Toc
Fritibhis
T He
Claus
GS Hylton
CORSA
Mons
Truman Raps Nixon At Labor Rally Reece
A fragmentary Detroit Labor Day rally report shows Truman criticizing Nixon and urging Democratic workers to vote. The scene mentions precinct turnout, speakers, and a crowd capacity note. Strong entities include Truman and Nixon with United States politics context.
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Nixon
Reece
pHi
Eau Preven
United
Suro
Raid Kills 12 in Villages Near Delhi India
Reported in a rough ministry note, 12 villagers were killed in a revenge raid south east of Delhi. The assailants seized items and carried off women and children in the chaotic attack. Nearby areas near Dalia were also affected with a number of people missing. A separate note from Little Rock mentions thefts of antirogue permits as winter arrives.
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India
Wordrouphiey
Minisiyre
Jediyak
Danelle Qhviny
Delhi
Sid
Ise
Vmagy
Dalia
Trolli
Fire Sweeps Lumber Yard at Oil City
A major blaze destroyed Borland Lumber Co building and parts of a downtown lumber yard in Oil City Pennsylvania around 7 p.m. Fire Chief Frank Riddle said the incident remains under investigation as crews from Oil City and nearby towns battled the flames. No injuries were reported and power at Oil City Hospital was briefly threatened but remained intact.
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IS City
Borland Lumber Co
Oil City
Fubere Dames
Gwater
Limber Ieng
Sil Ho Wis
Ol Ciy
Prinklin
Bringhiet
Consol
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Herbie Johnson
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Fred Jackson
Ohi Street
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Clifford Stutzman
Douglas Alien
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Rober McChesney
Franklin
Howard Tressler
I. Clinton Beatt
Florida
Laakhe Hins
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Little River Baink and Trust Co
Miami
Moose Club
Eugene Grohe
CSSR
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St Mary's College, North East
Butterick Fashion
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Fred J. Palmer
New York Central Railroad
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