Corry sees satellite and local notices on theft and deaths
AParagraf eho 1 describes the U S satellite visibility in Corry with times over several days and paths. The rest reports labor strike at Evie Pare AP Steel Co, local deaths including Arthur J. O Connor, and a series of local incidents such as hospital treatments, car crashes, Real estate transfers, missing dog and a bite incident, with details on survivors and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loci Jar
United Storhworkers Union
Evie Pare AP Steel Co
City man arrested on new support warrant
Ernest A. Simmonsen, 42, of 583 Liberty Street, was arrested yesterday on a warrant from Justice of the Peace Martha Lawson charging him with support. His wife Martha Lawson had earlier filed the complaint. Simmonsen posted bail and a hearing was set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Simmonsen
Liberty Street
Justice of the Peace
Martha Law
Warren
Simmonsen
Martha
Lawson
Corry area notices and misread clinic weather update
A garbled local notice set reports on a football clinic at Core fy Ared High School with weather affect, a hospital admission for Mrs J. Hisson, and a library Twitter schedule starting next week. It also mentions George Middleton’s transfer and a truck collision injury earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Core
Corry
Inday
Thurstty
Goory
GOP Member Of House Dies At 71
Arthur J. May, 71, Republican member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives from Boyder County, died unexpectedly in Petoskey Michigan. He was visiting friends with his wife when he suffered a fatal heart attack Sunday evening. May was a businessman in Middleburg and was serving his first term in the state assembly. He had been active in civic affairs across Snyder County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. O'Connor
Wattsburg
Waitsbure
Mra. Caroli Leslie
Corry
St. Theresa's Churely
Union City
H. L. Musser
Vp. m
Salunsukuyi
Arthur J. May
House of Representatives
Boyder County
Petoskey
Mich
May
Evenang
Tanmory
Middleburg
Golem Assembly
Snyder County
Dedication of Giant Rotary Wheel At Mead Park
Local residents viewed the newly installed giant wheel at Mead Park as part of a ceremony honoring the Mead family. Ross Mead of Ent South Street accepted a wifls on behalf of the Mead family while Norman Edinger of Mead Park Association was singled out for supervising wheel construction and removal of a stone wheel. The wheel lights up nightly over the park’s waterfall, adding a final flourish to the city’s favorite recreation site since Glenn Mead donated the acre to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminacy
caKe Uue
Glenn Mead
Pure reading enjoyment on tap daily in the Corry Journal
Corry Journal announces daily reading enjoyment for readers with a focus on familiar features. The notice highlights consistent noncryptic content and dependable delivery, inviting ongoing engagement from local subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Corry Journal
Kennedy on Civil Rights Costing Him South Support
President Kennedy acknowledged his civil rights stance may have cost him popularity in the South during a filmed CBS interview from Hyannis Port. He noted support in the North could also be affected and stressed equality of opportunity as a key election issue. He discussed the economy and a possible tax cut, and called a strong Senate backing for a limited nuclear test ban treaty desirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis Port
Maas
Kennedy
South
M Nadatyide
Jasemone
Tam
Walter Cronkite
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kennnedy
National Broadcasting Co
Nex
Washington
White House
Cape Cod
Alabama
Senate
State Aide Walker Shoots Self in Tragic Incident
Alvin C. Walker, 6, Beaver town, director of the state Bureau of Motor Vehicles, was found with a gunshot wound to the head in a self-inflicted shooting. State police said the act was personal and linked to health and low spirits. Mrs Walker discovered him at the neighboring brother Clarence Walker’s home after he took his brother’s gun and shot himself above the right eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peauvouny Ve
Alvin C. Walker
Beavertown
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Selinsgrove
Walker
Clarence Walker
Welfare Case Jailed For 13th Time Here
Corry welfare recipient Frank Groel, 327 South Center, jailed at 9 20 p m Saturday after a local drunkenness arrest shortly following release from Erie County jail. He received a $10 fine plus $4 costs, with payment promised later, amid debates on harsher penalties for chronic offenders. Police lament limited effect of fines on repeat offenders while public assistance agencies monitor Groel’s finances. Rare coins stolen from V and H Coins in Youngstown valued up to 20 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryman
Erie County
Sity
Frank Groel
South Center Street
Erie
Syas
East Street
Groel
Porter Auer Sinnay
Auer
Theocaman
Campalla
Harley Drake
Erie County Public Assistance Department
Greel
Drake
Youngstown
Ohio
V & H Coins
Biggest Fight Still Ahead For Congress After 9 Months
Congress enters its ninth month of the current session facing major battles over tax cuts foreign aid spending the nuclear test ban treaty and civil rights. The Senate may expand Kennedy era manpower training funding with full federal costs for year three and an extra 161 million to cover state shares, as 25 states have not acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Connecticut
Kansas
Montana
Tennessee
U.S
Burglars Break In At Grain Elevator Entrance
Police reported burglars forced entry by knocking out a door pane to access a grain elevator early yesterday.
15000 Walk Out Over Dismissal Of Union Member
In Gary Indiana the massive Bargeworks plant of United States Steel Corp shut down today as about fifteen thousand workers walked out over the suspension of a grievance committee member. The walkout began Monday night with the TLp.m and midnight shifts, 100 pickets blocked entrances, and office workers were halted at gates. U S Steel cites Jack McLaughlin of Local 1014 as suspended for alleged attempted bodily injury amid a Friday dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary, Ind
APY
United States Steel Corp
Jack McLaughlin
United Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel
McLaughlin
Union Officials Cite McLaughlin as Grievance Committee Member
Union officials said McLaughlin was not technically an employee of the company while serving on the grievance committee, describing the alleged conduct as abusive and threatening by another employee. The remarks were raised during internal union discussions and related disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
Senator Javits criticizes Kennedy on payments balance
Senator Jacob Javits, Republican of New York, in a Senate speech, said Kennedy’s short term measures fail to fix the U.S. balance of payments and warned the imbalance is worsening. He urged reform of the world monetary system and proposed an international conference for long range solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Kennedy Washington
Senacob Kidnylby
RNY
Kennedy
U.S
Wavits
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eho 1
Lock Haven
Donald Ohl
Rest Haven Cemetery
Nolan Webb
R.D. Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Tommy
Oliver Carter
Spartansburg
Elizabeth Howard
Richard Cognano
Jamestown
Puller
Paul Butcher
RD. 1
Corry Jaye
Ravenna
Corry Pallee
Aunes
Bolive
Robert G Filestiman
West Pleasant Street
Terry M. Lindsey
Panama
Lindsey
Ohlo River
Tijd
Fleshman
Linsey
Buck
Dan
Tim Sullvan
Ravetina
Fleishman
Cary
Corry Meanoria Hospital
Itsang
Dairy Queen
Lindy
Tula Anu Savku
Columbus
East Coumbus Avenue
Unie
Denis J. Albers
Spartansturg
Miss Savko
Savko
Albers
E. Sprovers
Leona M. Smith
Second Ward
F Waller HU
Lyon E. Mitchell
Wayne ‘Township
Waler Burrows
Elgin
West Columbis Avenue
Tookina
Park Priday
Bat
Taylor
Park Street
Harlan
J. & Hisson
Park
Corry Memorial
Pullow Sverlvnd
Sabirday
Richard Rosshachar
Worth Street
Arncerles
Specohan
George Middleton
University of Pittsburgh At
Titusville
McKinney Hall
Social Sciences
Interdisciplinary
Thurs
JFK
Wheel Alinement
Warner's. American Service
North Center Street
Ayn Hons
Chaefer
Ogle Lumber
Racken
Gorry, PA
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Holly Hill
Pascal Celery
Florlux
BPS
Cophus
Ome
Gleneago
Finle
Beco
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!