Selection wedding invitations at The Journal display books
City and vicinity notes show a call to visit The Journal for wedding invitation styles or to borrow display books overnight. Other items include a civil name change petition for Krignoski, a Ritz Restaurant Sunday dinner special, high parking meter receipts in Titusville, and local voter registrations in Titusville, plus notices on promotions, meetings, and local sales and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Erle
John F. Krignoski
Drrz
Burton Laub
Ritz
Titusville
Iit
Ginnie’s
Rome Township
Troy Township
Man's Family Wiped Out In Train Crash
James Zimmerman mourns as a freight train strikes his station wagon near Sacred Heart Catholic School in Waseca Minnesota. Six children and his wife die at the scene or hospital. two others, Kathryn 13 and James 39, later succumb. A coroner's jury will return verdict after funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waseca, Minn
James Zimmerman
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Sacred Heart Catholic School
Michael
Connie
Barbara
James Jr
Janice
Kathryn
Zimmerman
Waseca
James
Zimmerman Farm
Here
Finneral
Country Club Sets Tourney and Social Plans
Corty Country Club directors laid plans for two golf events and two social evenings this week. A men’s pari mutuel tourney is set for next Saturday in best-ball foursome play. On Sept 26 a mixed tournament, five-somes with three men and two women, will be held for nine holes. Social events include a square dance and a Halloween party. The annual meeting is Oct 11 with an officers election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Corty
Hospital Admits and Discharges Around Corry Area
At The Hospital unable to summon a physician in case of emergency. Admitted Mrs. John White of Clymer R2 and Mrs. Carl E. Casler of 935 South Second Avenue. Discharged Mrs. Zipporah Miller of 15 East Frederick Street and Mrs Elwin Cady of Clymer. Includes several local residents from Bear Lake and Ashtabula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Carl E. Casler
South Second Avenue
Zipporah Miller
East Frederick Street
Elwin Cady
Clymer
Thomas ©. Grow
Jule Fave
Bear Lake
Francis E. Redlecks
Annette Jean
Anity Jane
R. da
Hagel M. Hand
West South Street
Donald R. Campbell
Christine Ann
Ashtabula
Ohio
Kenneth JD. Eastman
Spartansburg
Area Hospitals Union City Names in Notice
Union City addresses Isabelle Hubbell at R. D. 1 and Nancy Smith of 21 Kilburn Street are listed in a local notice involving area hospitals. The fragment implies a personnel or property related notice without full context or additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Isabelle Hubbell
Unom City
Nancy Smith
Kilburn Street
Russians Fire Rocket To Moon
Moscow radio reported a Soviet rocket achieved orbit sending a container with scientific equipment into space. The event, timed around Khrushchev’s U S visit, stirred speculation about a moon mission and fuel regulation systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev
United States
Nikita Visit May Alter Red Plans Conti.um Page One
Khrushchev argues America must boost consumer goods and labor productivity to overtake the United States, claiming Soviet strategy tests American resolve and consumer focus versus industrial power. He condemns strikes and argues American politicians cry for show while Soviet workers face different conditions. He contends American unions are tools of monopoly capital and critiques U.S. consumer neglect in defense terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita
Khrushchev
United States
Sikce Khrushchev
Amer-ica
Soviet Union
America
Czechoslovakia
U.S.S.R
Khrushchev targets U S military men in propaganda
Khrushchev accuses Eisenhower of brink of war policy and interference with captive nations. calls hydrogen bomb idea stupid. He designated American generals as prime targets for mockery while framing the United States as reacting to public will in peace campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Europe
Cripple Found Unconscious After Three Days at Home
Edward H. Kane reports Crippled man Nohlquist, 73, was found unconscious in his home after neighbors investigated a three day absence near the stairway. Police Chief Rost noted the man had fallen and remained on the floor. Alice and Mrs Anderson entered to aid him as neighbors failed to notice the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Edward H. Nohlquist
Nohlqust
Bernard Rost
Alice
Heaythy
Netghbors
Nohlquist
Stig Anderson
Struthers Wells and United Steelworkers Reach Labour Pact
Struthers Wells Corporation Titusville Pennsylvania and United Steelworkers Local S518 announce an agreement to extend their labor contract and end the strike dating from September 3 1959. Plant operations will resume Monday and notified workers will report times. Boilermakers Union members remain on strike with a spokesman saying details forthcoming. Mary Rushman celebrates 102nd birthday by eating chocolates in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spige
Struthers Wells Corporation
Titusville
United Steelworkers of America
Todiy A& Att
Labor Cort
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Tiwnsville Prast Company
Pennsylvania State Banking Department
At Seas Drugs
la’ Frakin Rebekah Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows Hall
Boclock
Corry High School
Elton Britt
ABC
Waive Rowland
West Church Street
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Russell Stover
Sea’s
Sears’ Roebuck
Man
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry
Warren Dragona
College
Penn State
Willy Missouri
Cleveland
Elmview Jersey
Elmview Jersey Dairy
John White
R. D
Hamburger Press
Fourth Ward
Mount Sadh
Kinushchey
Becsus
Leland Mount
Mercer Electrician
Loblaw
Prince Albert
Velvet
Sir Walter Raleigh
Service and Health ‘Store
Struthers Wells
Buffalo
N.Y
Mary Rushman
Corrie Reg West Mof
Christian Herald
Catholic News
Lrecommiend
Ed Sullivan
George Stevens
Millie Perkins
Anne
Frank
Neva
Ort
Steve Brodie
Lyn Thomas
East Main Street
Citizens National Bank OF Corry Mtnate Feottal of Positiv Farce
Sonpotation
Crown Prince
Miss J
Arthur
A Street
An Wright Northa
Will St. Dickins
An Spring
Si Frederi
Sout
Atter Perry
Schri Marirus
Mr. Ens
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