Twenty Years Ago Four Items From Journal Files
Police hunt a burglar who stole about $40 in cash a diamond ring and sixty cans of fruit from H G Miller on Maple Avenue. Corry Relief Fund head Ben F Starr reports coach Sed tic A McCall will donate half net receipts from the Titusville Corry High football game on November 14, with advance ticket sales to boost funds. fund contributions exceed 7 500 and organizers seek higher gifts to meet winter relief needs. Endicott Johnson buys Brownell Shoe Company including Corry store triggering a major reorganization. Corry High seniors have finger measurements for class rings to be ordered from Warren Case Company of Rochester N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G.miller
Maple Avenue
Ben F. Starr
Corry Relief Fund
Sed~tic A. McCall
Titusville-Corry
Mrs Ellen Wille Dies At 1 In Morning
Mrs Ellen M Wille 208 East South street Corry dies at Corry Memorial Hospital after a week as patient Born June 9 1873 in Corry she lived here all her life She was Lutheran Church member Her husband Henry D Wille died 1948 A brother Louis Girch died August Survivors include three brothers William Kirch Warren Charles J Kirch Danville Tit and Charles J Kirch Corry Two sisters Mrs Ta Ross and Mrs Stephen E Brooks Corry and several nieces and nephews Funeral service Friday at 2 PM Davison Funeral Home Interment Pine Grove Cemetery
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Ellen M. Wille
East South Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wille
Corry
Henry D. Wille
Louis Girch
William Kirch
Warren
Charles J. Kirch
Danville, Tit
Charence J. Kirch
Ta Ross
Stephen E. Brooks
Davison Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Three Men Sentenced in Busy County Court Session
In a day-long session Judge Hugh V. N. Bodine sentenced three men to penitentiary or jail terms and jailed four others have investigations under youthful offender law. John P. Mai fainted in court as his bond rose to 1000 cash plus 2000 property. Frank Mato faces youth investigations. Joseph P. Yanik was found guilty of criminal negligence in a fatal motor-vehicle crash and sentenced to six months in the Monroe County Penitentiary and fined 1000 dollars.
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Mayville
Hugh V. N. Bodine
John P. Mai
Dunkirk
Bodine
Frank J. Mato
Witt Tim
John
Audge Bodine
Whitlam Auler
Frank
Joseph P Yanik
Buffalo
Monroe County
Judge warns truckers as safety rules not to be broken
Judge Bodine tells a truck driver the case serves as a warning and punishment to deter violations. He grants Yandic a stay of execution on motion by Wilbur J. Turner to allow time to seek a certificate of reasonable grounds.
Pentagon reports 189 more Korea casualties identified
The Defense Department identified 189 additional battle casualties in Korea as of October 17. The new tally shows 36 491 wounded and 12 missing in action, with other injuries in combat accidents.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Crazed veteran nabbed after threatening man at Erie school
A former student from Erie Veterans School, upset over alleged mistreatment of his brother, threatened school principal George Deimel. He planned to go home for a persuader but was seized by police before returning. Sgt. Frank Nowak and two plainclothes detectives guarded staff while the man was at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uct
Erie
The
Erie Veterans' School
George Deimel
Deimel
Frank Nowak
Suspect Arsonist in Girard Barn Fire
A second barn in four days burned in Girard with an estimated $40,000 in damage. Fire found at 4 a m destroyed a two story frame barn owned by Herman L Conrath, mirroring the prior blaze. Authorities suspect arson as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erus
Girard Area
Herman L. Conrath
Rere
How's Your I 0 A Quiz Scoring Challenge
A classified page teaser presents ten trivia questions with scoring brackets for performance. It asks for country of Juan Peron, cattle breed traits, habeas corpus meaning, Robinson Crusoe fiction, Lausanne’s country, the Dark Continent, spoils to the victors, dog breed with shortest legs, ally named for Mad Anthony Wayne, and a grammar correction of a store bill sentence.
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Juan D. Peron
Daniel DeFoe
Lausanne
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Luxembourg
Anthony
Jackson
Columbus
Wayne
Washington
Knoxville
Arson suspected after fire on Conrath Estate Route 20
The Conrath Estate barn east of Girard was rented by Richard Schmidt of Lake Street Girard. Fire chiefs Clare Messinger and Jim Cornell say the damage included farm equipment valued at 5000 dollars 700 bushels of oats and 800 bales of hay. Likely arson is the stated cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrath
Route 20
Girard
Richard Schmidt
Lake Street
Clare Messenger
North Girard
Jim Cornell
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Cory Belief Fund Committee
Endicott-Johnson Shoe Company
Brownell Shoe Company
North Center Street
Corry High School
Pennsylvania
Warren Case Company
Rochester, N
Armed Services
Lovett
Congress
G. I. Joe
Leutenant
Origgdler
Senate
House
Hely
Fute
Sterling
Girard Barn
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Firestone
Chest
Lael Aed
Jantzen
LEED
Loblaws
Caroff
Tosneles
Guignon
Mirra
Sunbeam Electric
Coe Vay Ae
Lady iRebek
Thiessen
Marvin
Man
Mr Howard
la Millspaw
J. I Keefe
Steele
Dctec
Ainter Costerville
Shepard Companic Piano
Hoste
Ever Crick
Hy Tute
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