Corry Journal Printing Dept. 9 2 Erie Damapes Accident
A multi-accident tale lists damages totaling 93 733 in a three car smash near Erie. Charles Suxter Ruth Barnett and Irwin Little are named in the settlements with Barnett’s husband Clark dead from a July 1966 crash on Route 19 near the city. Other local items include tax forms, an exchange student story, winter wear ads, a will probate, a skeet club notice, a bank robbery case abroad, a pumpkin pie promo, and a deer incident in Titusville.
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Corry Journal
Erie
Charles Suxter
Ruth Barnett
McKean Township
Irwin Little
Mimi
Little
Baxter
Ite
Saybrook post office history and local notices
Saybrook history notes the post office name change from West Sheffield to Saybrook in 1836 and recent delivery changes. Sheffield Saybrook lines, a hotel entertainment listing, a burglary investigation in Toterville, and local youth incidents involving a diesel locomotive. community events include an Elks Club dance with Hal Milton’s orchestra and a BPW card party. local beverage ads offer free delivery.
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Freddie
Sheffield
Saybrooks
Raymond Nelson
Saybrook
West Sheffield
Elks Club
Hal Milton
T Orchestra
Toturville
At The Hospital Report Compiled As Of Today
Admitted list includes Philip Willan Carlisch, Robert Crosby, Mrs Robert Ornisbee, Albert Merker, Mrs Harry Brink, Mrs Willard McCray, Mrs Clair Johnson and son Douglas, Robert Hand, Mrs Donald Beckwith and son Mark Allan, Mrs May McCormick among others. Discharged Bradley Toward Davis, Mrs Henry Drake, Mrs Julian Buesink, Mrs Robert Davis and Kathleen Marie, with others. Erie officials to review plans for a $200000 township building. new coat shipment. tolls report for Chautauqua section. Saturday dancing at WEFW. Northwestern Pennsylvania Hay Show winner Robert Cleland. Various local notices and ads follow.
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Philip
Willan Carlisch
Clymer
Charles Puckley
T. RB. Borenson
Robert
Richard Crosby
North Clymer
Robert Ornisbee
Spartansburg
Albert Merker
Werlent
Harry Brink
Spartansture
Dourlas
Douglas Rozelle
East Main Street
Bradley
Toward Davis
B.D
Henry Drake
Julian Buesink
Findley Lake
Robert Davis
Kathleen Marie
Willard McCray
R. D
Clair Johnson
Douglas Arthur
West Washington Street
Robert Hand
Spring Creek
Donald Beckwith
Mark Allan
Bear Lake
May McCormick
Fifth Avenue
WEFW
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Robert Cleland
Portersville
Butler County
Colum bus Grange Set Meeting and Officers to Be Installed
The regular meeting at Colum bus Grange No 7 will be held Monday evening at 6 30 at the Community House A good titles dance this been used as the new officers will be installed by David Curtis and Lawrence Miller. Drinks call The A B Distributing Co 3 8871 Meadville to CM Sonne deputy coroner of Crawford County yesterday issued a verdict of death from natural causes following the death of Theodore F Bartholomew on Wednesday night while parking his car Sonne sai he attributed death to an acute coronary occlusion heart attack. Guns and shells at A M Litz Shoe Repair Union City be ng asked to raise 5000 toward the 1273 374 goal of the United Fund campaign this year This was disclosed at Wednesday night’s kickoff meeting.
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Eric
Elia Shreve
Eris
Ballie Claire Shreve
Fla
Edward Oscas
Slins
Ducas
Weston’s Bake Shop
East Main Street
Ffor
F. L. Baresi
Titusville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Penney Yards
Tiss
Moose Club
Dovercrest
Mabel
Mead Avenue
Columbus Grange No .7
David Curtis
Lawrence Miller
A & B Distributing Co
Meadville
CM. Sonne
Crawrod County
Theodore F Thede Bartholomew
Sonne Sai
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair
Union City
I Beng
United Pond
Philharmonic Ends Dispute With Musicians Pact
The New York Philharmonic and its musicians settled a dispute that canceled the first two concerts of the season. A two year contract raises weekly wages to 155 this year and 157.50 next season from 145 last year. Rehearsals resume today for a Carnegie Hall concert tomorrow night.
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Philharmonic
NEW York i
New York Philharmonic
Philharmonic Symphony
American Federation
Carnegia Hall
Reds Surrender In San Marino Power Handed Over
The anti Communist regime says Capt Ettore Somi will take temporary power in San Marino to oversee disarming Communist militiamen as Christian Democrat forces prepare for a takeover after talks with premier Federico Bigi in Rimini.
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Ettore Somi
Tealian
San Marino
Federico Bigi
Rimini
Solon Blasts Benson On Price Supports
Senator Symington attacked Agriculture Secretary Benson over price supports arguing lower prices fail to reduce production and damage mobility on farms. Benson endured eggs thrown at a corn picking contest where he spoke, calling it un-American. In Union City a Halloween dance charity event was announced for October 26 with optional costumes.
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Bioux Fauls
Agriculture Department
Sen
Symington
Benson
America
Missouri
South Dakota
Joe Foss
Maynard Gudahl
Nin
Maynard Bankly
Volga
New York Firms Signal Slower 1958 Capital Spending
New York reports a potential 1958 shift as business plans show about 100 million dollars per six days invested in plant and equipment this year, with many executives stating they will maintain this pace or cut back next year. Contract awards for new construction are down, and corporate directors are reallocating far less capital for openings than last year, signaling a possible slowdown.
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New York
Flu Serum Comes Too Late Continued From Poker One
The influenza spread shows no clear geographic pattern with localized outbreaks in Utah Wyoming California Texas South Carolina and Florida and scattered cases in New Mexico Oklahoma Missouri Indiana Oregon South Dakota North Carolina and Georgia. Many cases lack lab confirmation but analyses indicate wide spread Asian flu. In New York City doctors blame black market vaccine price hikes and favoritism in handling amid a mild city epidemic.
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Public Health Service
Utah
Wyoming
California
Texas
South Carolina
Florida
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Missouri
Indiana
Oregon
South Dakota
North Carolina
Georgia
New York City
William L. Wheeler ,Jr
New York County
Manhattan
Soety
Business Mirror By BAM DAWSON Gr tealing Syenting
A mid-century survey from the Commerce and Securities commissions notes a long expansion path for public utilities and manufacturing. The Institute's poll of 1,000 firms shows 19 percent plan to raise spending while 35 percent expect no change, with total outlays seen near 92 billion dollars this year.
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Reagan Piven
Unuustalatys
Ayry
Belog
Ute Department
iCommerce
Securities. and Exchange Commission
Han
Nuto
Tnstiite
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