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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1959
Page
3
Fire destroys horse barn and garage on Gilson Ridge farm
A large horse barn and a four stall garage on Mrs. Frank Styder’s Gilson Ridge farm seven miles north of Titusville were destroyed by a morning fire. Four pigs perished and hay, tools, and a quantity of hay burned. Neighbors saved a tractor and hay barn. Firemen saved the residence and a large cow barn though the roof smoldered. Loss estimated at 9500 dollars, partly insured. The farm is operated by Edward Snyder, Mrs Snyder’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Til uayiLs
Frank Styder
Gilson Ridge
Titusville
Edward Helfrich
Union Strikes Dairy Seeks To Control Sales
About 24 farmers sending milk to Beverly Farms Dairy in Greenville struck at 7 a.m. Saturday as members of Local 733 Milk Producers Union. William Dismon of Guys Mills leads the local. Pickers worked 24 hours and drivers refused to cross lines as talks aim to win recognition and shift more product to fluid milk for higher prices. Also notes Alec Tall Chief, 70, Osage father of ballerina Marla Tall, died in Fairfax Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Beverly Farms
Greenville
Milk Producers Union
William Dismon
Guys Mills
Crawford County
Mercer County
Ohio
John Brown Raid Lit War Fuse
A historical account of John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry describes his force seizing the arsenal and cutting telegraph lines, the ensuing siege lasting 34 hours, and the deaths of Brown’s men including two of his sons Oliver and Watson. Marines arrived under Col. Robert E. Lee to end the raid as Brown faced capture and impending death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Brown
Potomac Bridge
Heyward Shepherd
Fontaine Beckham
Robert E. Lee
Washington
Lee
J. E. B. Stuart
John Brown
Oliver
Watson
Two Franklin men nabbed after beer and vodka spree
Meadville police arrested Charles Dolan 27 of Cooperstown and Raymond Neely 24 of Franklin after a stolen Clark motor vehicle was traced from Titusville. Dolan, with a long record including multiple prison sentences, admitted an all day drinking spree across Franklin O City Rouseville Titusville before the theft. The car owner Donald Clark identified his vehicle and the pair were jailed in Titusville awaiting arraignment on larceny of a motor vehicle charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Titusville
Franklin Region
N. Allen Love
Charles Ivan Dolan
Cooperstown
Raymond Neely
Franklin
Donald Clark
Oi City
Dolan
Rouseville
Neely
Clark
Jye
Coopers
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Alec Tallchief
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Gome
Flotine
America
FIR
Byeline Motor, Sales, Inc
West Smith Street
Corry, PA
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