Labor Day Week Observed With Abridged Journal Issue
The Journal will not publish due to Labor Day. Floyd McKuhn won a refrigerator in a Rex Theatre cooperative drawing. Lois Scouten, eight, injured when her hay wagon was dragged into a tractor. grandfather saved her life. hospitalized with a leg fracture. John Doneghy in critical condition after being struck by an Erie switch engine. Dennis D. Dugan dies. survivors listed. James B. Yard, former Erie county prothonotary, dies at 80. Damages on Central street from a curb strike. Bruce Ziegler undergoes knee surgery. condition good. Vehicle damage incidents around town reported. William Wallace cleared of lumber racket charges. John Tinko fined for disorderly conduct after a street fight. Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y donate to Corry Memorial Hospital. Duffy property sale completed. CAA ID reminders for Lawrence Airport pilots. Tomorrow skeet shoot planned ahead of field meet. Traffic deaths number rises with Labor Day weekend. The president's Mag items described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Jean Scouten
Gerald Scouten
Stern Memorial Hospital
Union City
Jeg
Church Services Resume After Month-Long Church Remodeling
The Presbyterian Church will resume services tomorrow after a month of remodeling and redecorating led by John Pickers contracting firm. The pipe organ was rebuilt and electrified, the choir loft redecorated, and the pulpit moved to allow more pews. New sanctuary lights are pending installation. bids for parsonage repairs and a garage are being accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Paul Bauer
John Pickers
Penelec rate hearing ordered by PUC in Harrisburg
The Public Utility Commission ordered new hearings on a $950000 rate increase by Pennsylvania Electric Co. The increase went into effect December 1, 1948 for 10500 western Pennsylvania users and is not linked to a new system-wide filing. Objections were raised by Penelec National Forge Ord nance Co Irvine and Judson Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PUC
Penelec
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Western Pennsylvania
PUG
National Forge and Ordnance Co
Irvine
Judson Dairy
Franklin
Graters celebrate 50th wedding anniversary in Clymer
Mr and Mrs William Graters marked their 50th anniversary with about 126 relatives neighbors and friends gathering at the Conservation Club. The event featured floral decorations by Mrs Robert Seblink and a tiered wedding cake with a gold 60 ornament. Relatives came from Jamestown North East Shefield North Clymer and Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
William Graters
Conservation Club
Robert Seblink
Groters
Donald Morris
Evelyn Groters
Barbara Hewes
Beverly Edwards
Harold Legters
Jamestown
North East
Sheffield
North Clymer
Princeton
N. d
Camp Pines
New Hampshire
Marilyn Gravink
Boston
West Point
Albert Nesbitt
Hossick Falls
Milton Dewtink
Melvin Liwellen
Vincent
Irving
Cheryl
Gilbert Ton
Donna
Marlea J
Janette Gravink
Damage suit filed in Erie for 17500 in injuries
John Miller of Erie filed a county court damage suit on behalf of his daughter Catherine Kris tine Miller seeking 17500 for injuries and 4519 for medical expenses after a May 27 automobile crash on Route 5 two miles east of North East involving Norman Cacchione and Ida Cacchione. A second item reports the death of Mrs Aliee Daley Byers 50 near Canonsburg Route 19 while walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
John. Miller
Catherine
Kristine Miller
Norman Cacchione
Ida Cacchione
File
Miller
Cacchione
North East
Millers
Canonsburg
Aliee Daley Byers
Canonsbure
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex ‘Theatre
Floyd McKuhn
Gerry
R. D
John Doneghy
Oil City
Dennis D. Dugan
John Dugan
East Pleasant Street
L. Bruce Banks
Bridget, Campbell
Cleveland
John Dockery
Ott Ebert
City
James B. Yard
Erie County
Veterans Administration Hospital
Yard
Vivie
Pennsylvania Elks Association
Censter Street
George Dilley
Niles, C
Paul Clark
East South Street
Polive
Clark
Dilley
Bruce Ziegler
Young Endeavor
Hamot Hospital
Zelgier
Joe Shamburg
William Wallace
Meanville
Schuylkill County
William A. Thompson
Pottsville
Wallace
John Tinko
Spartansburg
Wis
M.S. Cobbett
Tinko
Joe Yurateh
North Center Street
Yurateh
Tri-Hi-Y
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sally Ruffner
Edgar Alexander
Duffy
South Center
Grove Street
Henry Duffy
Detroit
W. W. Waterhouse
CAA
Lawrence
Columbus-Lottsville Road
New York
National Safety Council
Healy
THE
Erie Brewing Company
Organized Labor
LABOR
And
Greater America
Koehler’s
PRG
the Rewing CO
Erie, Pas
Edward Donk Harvey
Eleanor
Columbus
Elmer Croscutt
James Croscutt
Branden Castle
Chautauqua County
Camp Mert
Myrna Johnson
Jamestows
Gilbert VanderSchaaf
Clifford Legters
Donald Vandenberg
Abbe Reformed Church
Jef
Holland
Michaus
Jennie Gravink
Minnie Meyerink
Henry Legters
Young Ladies’ Mission Band
Ladies’ Mission and Aid Societ
Circle No
Ue Church
Howard Matthews
Girele No. 1
Jesse Warnken
Africa
Carol Thompson
Carol Neckers
Dames Ten Haken
Norman Hogenboomt
Plano
Edwin Holthouse
Circle No. 2
Gilbert ‘Ton
Ladies’ Missiott Band and Home Department
Harvey Hoekstra
Clymer Hill
Charles McIntosh
Wesleyville
Abbe Church
U.S. Army
Foster E. Davis & Son
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Jansen
Lindsley Pharmacy
Patent Medicine
Tom and
Jim
America
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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