Corry Journal notices and local briefs 9-2-11
Erie man Al Smith Tolbert fined 50 dollars in county court for larceny over a 20 dollar pistol. Stanley Gunek bonds 900 dollars to keep the peace after a wife’s complaint. Dairies deny butterfat tests. six area dairies under investigation for subpar butterfat. Titusville death: John Arvid Ropp, 80, dies at Titusville Hospital. Corry football: Beavers host Warren Dragons, season tickets on sale. Meadville dairy tests show fat content variance. James town to receive 653002.35 after bids. WOTM party with style show planned. livestock show funds requested.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Erie
al Smith Tolbert
Stanley Gunek
Jennie
Moesdville
Edward Gibson
Corry Journal Printing Department
Meadville
N. Hilgendorf
Charles Busch
Hilgendorf and
Steele Dairies
Meadville Board of Health
Board of Health
Richard L. Hates
Stratton Laboratory
New Castle
Hilgendorf
Busch
Thomas Motors
Titusville
John Arvid Ropp
Titusville’ Hospital
Ned
Westinghouse
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Tuunville
Slerke
Corry Beavers
Warren Dragons
Ritz
K and H
Jansen’s
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Russell F. Mallenave
Sllhis
Jamestown
Donald Swanson
Chemica Corn Exchange ‘Bank
Brown Brother Harrison and Company
New York City
WOTM
Chapin's
Moose Club
Northwestern
Live
Annual Clearance at Montague Sales Barn Union City Pa
The Famous Hall of Distributors announces an annual clearance at Montague Sales Barn in Union City PA on Friday September 13 1957 at 7 PM featuring 25000 in new merchandise. Everything must go including power tools household items appliances furniture toys and more with 1000 items and free flower seeds for every customer. All merchandise guaranteed and terms are cash with free prizes.
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Hall of Distributors
Montague Sales Barn
Union City
Hospital Report Seeks Physician. List of Discharged Names
At the Hospital Report as of 1 am today notes inability to summon a physician in emergencies and lists a local contact. The page includes many discharges and community notices, plus items on local council appointments, club meetings, and shop offers.
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Corry Hospital
TV Schedule Chaos at WBEN Buffalo Tonight
A cluttered listing for WBEN TV Buffalo shows a dense lineup from 5:00 p.m. through 11:30 p.m. featuring Fun to Learn, Children’s Theatre, weather, headlines, Cisco Kid, Richard Diamond, Vic Damone Show, The Millionaire, I've Got A Secret, Steel Hour, late news, and sports, plus a back-to-back slate of dramas, game shows, and serials including The Guiding Light, As the World Turns, and The Farmers Daggett.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Cisco Kid
Douglas Rairbanks
Richard Diamond
Vic Damone
Arthur Godfrey
Guiding Light
Matines Playhouse
Children’s Theatre
Preston
Bob Cummings
Playhouse 90
the Farmers Daglt
Steve’s
Parked Truck Blamed In Route 84 Collision Near Lowville
State Police from Tawrence Park substation blame a parked truck for a late night crash on Route 84 two miles north of Lowville. Krebs, 48, of R D 1 Hubbercreek headed north and collided with Lyenne, injuring no one seriously. damage estimated at about $100. Separate reports include theft of a 1954 Studebaker owned by Clarence Smock Mandyilié and a sewing class notice for the Corry area.
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Tawrence Park
Cavalry
Lowville
Alow
Battn Krebs
R.D. 1
Huubercreek
Txhway
Parkest
Fouck
Ayetlay
Menilville
Studebaker
Clarence Smock Mandyilié
F. L. Baressi
Corry Area
Agricultural Extension Office
Jrie
Egin- Hehe
The
Corry Journal
Storm Weakens Far From Miami New Hurricane Carrie StaysStationary
The Weather Bureau reported Carrie as a severe hurricane 1 825 miles from Miami with winds around 140 mph and the center near 25.5 N 60. West longitude. It remained stationary though forecasters warned of possible northward drift while offshore radar showed 120 mile northern and 75 mile southern semicircle wind extent. Travel between London and Paris noted as mostly by air despite storm.
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Miame
Mainz
Weather Bureau
Hareau
Mt. Est
Wits
Lou
H.W. Davis
Latte
Carrie
Terrele
Integration Crisis Lessons In South Continues Turmoil
The report outlines federal summons against officials over school integration in Arkansas as National Guard protection surrounds Central High and North Little Rock High. Violent incidents escalate with bombings in Nashville and arrests in Birmingham tied to desegregation protests, while leaders caution restraint and ongoing debates over enforcement.
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South
Paws One
National Guard
Little Rock
A. Yembofaty Hjunehon
Lim Capital
Inter Tuk
Newnes
Central High
North 1Ile Rock
Rashville
Cotton Grammar School
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Gerald Hammond
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Karl Gathers
Wishinet
Lawrence Pil
Sawls
NUP
Anit Mies Maasai Moore Sportanstture Tots
Aid Mey
Juliyy
Cotanbas Sul
Speieies
Fussell Adams
Joby Wilson
Rando [Ranch
James Gourley
Paul Igensent
Sugir Grove
Gary Mhetntyre
Juses
Jour Stoddard
Bear
Toof Hall
Flye Rexall Drugs
Richard J. Bates
City Health Board
Bates
Stanford Hose J
Bracken Funeral Home
Fred Hoenes
Itl
Ol City
Mead—ville
Texaco
North Center St
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin
Corry, Pa
Miami
Londo
Pavis
Big Saving Cady
Collier
South St
Newport
White House
James C Hagerty
Miserhower
Nashville
Tigerty
Choy
Clement
Lil
AL Tay
Uekuvernay
Labret
Nashvillt
Kasper
Birmingham
FL Shuttlesworth
Alabma Christian Movement For Human Rights
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Loblaws
Pascal Celery
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National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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