Corry and area notices drift through Friday page
Local items show traffic fines for a Brocton laborer and a John Cross case in Portland Town Court, plus notices on registrations, wedding invitations, and a $30 000 Community Chest Drive in Rene. Other notes cover Edison devices, faculty additions at Edinboro, Moose Club event, Meadville road work progress, Corry Beavers football plans, and Meadville court outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Westfield
Brocton
John Cross
John Haywood
Portland
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair
Titusville
Crawford County
Paul M. Smith
Irene Locke
Mary Donovan
City Hall
Corry Journal
Rene
McKean County Society For
Chilton
Mrmorial Park Baseball Fund
YWCA
Girl Scouts
Hoy Scous
YMA
PTA
Westinghouse
Cherry Hardware
Union City
Donald Mc
Ury State University
Parents and School Board
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Evans Yarn Shop
Meadville
Edinboro State Teachers College
Thefisa
HR. Miller
Sueday
Moose Club
Colonel Drake
Pleasantville
Sane
Corry Gamer No 55
Orange Hall
Om Pare Street
Corry Beavers
Warren Dragons
Ritz
Iritz
K and H
Jansen’s
Erie
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Louis Marea
Erle
Edgar Perkons
Richard
Marnelia
Red Cross
Cambridge
Victor L. Miceli
Bloodmobile
Blue Bonnet
Freddie
At The Hospital Report and Community Notices
Hospital notices list admissions and discharges including Mrs Cora McCray and others by street addresses and occupations. Community Chest directors approve a 1994 budget of 44 49978, about 703 greater than last year’s 4 696.78. Additional items cover a railroad crossing damage claim, legal actions against Erie Railroad Co, and local events and promotions from Jamestown to Columbus Milling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titsville
Community Chest
Ablen
Erle
Venango County
Robert M. Dale
Behald
Janet—L.—Ples Foe
James D. Fleming
Louise F. Wolfkiel
Donald H Wolfkiel
Erie Railroad Co
Sobrr Hilesina
VFW
Jamestown area events and market prices in brief
Local listings note tax exemption forms for retailers and auto dealers available at The journal. A WOTM card party with a Chapin's style show is set for 8 p.m. Monday September 16 at the Moose Club. Jamestown markets advertise ground beef 3 lbs for $1, veal cutlets 79¢ lb, boiling beef 25¢ lb. Crawford County schools will participate in health education materials from the Tuberculosis and Health Society. Herbie Johnson and his orchestra perform Saturdays at the Italian American Club with a weekly floor show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOTM
Chapin
Jamestown
Jamestown Public Schools
Wesley G. Miller
Jamestown High School
Corry Rollerway
Meatville
Crawford County
Crawford County Tuberculosis and Health Society
Evan G. Swanson
Swanson
Herbie Johnson
Banker Pomona Sheffield Dies at 63 in Warren
Pomona Pomp Sheffield 63 a longtime area banker and manager of the Sheffield branch of Warren National Bank died Tuesday in Warren General Hospital. Also in Bradford 13 Corning Glass Works employees earned 3799 first month for submitting ideas to the company suggestion system. A new hair color product offered at Carroll's Gift Shop. Port Allegany Borough Council moved to form a sewer authority as part of a statewide requirement for sewage works by 1959. Kane district bus policy about transporting private school pupils was discussed and will await state guidance from Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Persy J. Finnerty
Warren National Bank
Warren General Hospital
Bradford
Corning Glass Works
W. A. Ende
Carroll
Port Allegany
Counci
Nance
Pennsylvania
Sanitary Water Board of the Commonwealth
Kane Area Union School District
Escaede
Harrisburg
Mrs. Charlotte Clark 84 dies at Lottsville home
Mrs. Charlotte Clark longtime Lottsville resident died after a yearlong illness at age 84. Born in Bristol England in 1874 she emigrated to the United States and lived in Lottsville. She was active in the Lottsville Methodist Church WSCS and Stella Rebekah Lodge. Survived by son Robert of Corry, daughter Margaret at home, daughter-in-law Mrs Ralph Flick of Surgertown, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services at Lottsville Methodist Church at 11 a.m. Saturday with interment in Wrightsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Clark
Charlotte Clark
Lottsville
Clark
Bristol
England
U.S
AD. Chirk
Robert of
Corry
Margaret
Ralph Flick
Surgertown
Lotts- Mille Methodist Church
Siurdey
Wrightsville Cemetery
Government Raps Hoxsey Clinic Wiretap Charges
In U S District Court attorney Albert J Ahern Jr alleged a government attorney admitted recordings of phone conversations between government lawyers and Hoxsey Clinic counsel. Health officials denied the charge as a hearing on the matter is set for October along with a Hoxsey motion to block FDA efforts discouraging cancer treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrubases
Hossey Cancer Cline
Portage
Albert J. Ahern Jr
Hoxsey
U. S
William W. Goodrich
Cowngel
Department of Health, Educational and Welfare
Ahern
Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug
Princess Margaret romance sweepstakes report sparks wedding rumor
A London newspaper claims Princess Margaret will wed longtime escort Billy Wallace, aged 30, with the princess 27. The report follows another London paper noting she and Peter Townsend vowed not to marry unless they could wed. Wallace calls the story untrue as a West Indies tour approaches in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Wallace
London
Princess
Peter Townsend
Kaytha
West Indies
Billy
Survey Work On Shortway Begins Near Sharon and Stroudsburg
The State Highways Department announced initial survey work has started on the 200 mile Keystone Shortway between Sharon and Stroudsburg. Michael Baker Jr. of Rochester Pa and Buchart Engineering Co. of York are handling an 80 mile segment, surveying in a piecemeal manner. The effort marks the first step toward federal aid highway status, with the federal government paying 90 percent of costs. The next step is route location approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Sharon l
Stroudahure
Richard Harris
Michael Baker Jr
Rochester
Buchart Engineering Co
York
Harris
Baker
Buchart
Department
Newspaper executive John F. Dille dies at 72 in Evanston
John Flint Dille, 72, president of the National Newspaper Syndicate since 1915 and in the syndicate business since 1909, died Tuesday in Evanston. One of his two sons, John F. Jr., is editor and publisher of the Illinois paper. Dille was born in Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
John Flint Dille
National Newspaper Syndicate
Newspaper Syndicate
John F. Jr
Slkchart
Ind
Truth
Dille
Dixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stanford Hose
Davison
Fred Hoenes
Corry Hospital
Cora McCray
Robert Gressley
Spring Creek
Mahlon Huubur
Glens Shepard
James Grundy
Avery
Mead
Claue
Ramona
A & B Distributing Co
Jamestown Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mabel
Mayville
Woodlawn
Sheriff's Department
Columbus Milling Company
Superior Cleaning Co
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Macko's Market
Titusvilley
Uy Vedorse
First Wari Committee
Marilyn Patrick
Los Angeles County
Pomona
Calif
Marilyn
Ilk
Betty Crocker
Libby
Burden
Campbell's
Pillsbury’s
California
Nichols
R&w Grocery
East Main Street
Hoxsey Clinic
Slocum's Electronics
Center St
Woner
Paul
Av Pla Tom
East Main
Maple Avenue
Cardigans
Katherine
North Center St
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