Newsprint notes and ads from an early 20th century paper
An old front page snippet notes newspaper staff roles and advertising: Ottinelli Inc publications in Newark Detroit and other cities. A traffic safety study sponsored by Teachers College Columbia University receives a $50 000 grant from the American Automobile Association Foundation. Fresno plans a movie theater stamp promotion allowing admission via stamps. stores will issue stamp books valued to 60 cents for a 50 cent movie.
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Nal Rae
Paournal
D. Sample
Hand
Jifim Chirburlo
John McLaughlin
Forman
G. T. Bergman
Epresenta
Ottinelli-1 Inc
Gifiges
Newark
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Apews
Corry
Pfrty
Baffic
Teachers College of Columbia University
American Automobile Assciation Foundation For
Fresno
California
Wrocers
Crippled Children's Clinic Set At Emmanuel Church
A clinic for the city's crippled children will be held Thursday October 4 at Emmanuel Episcopal Church from 9 to 10:30 a m. Children from birth to 21 are eligible. Parents should call the state clinic on Thursday September 27 or Monday October 1 to arrange first visits for new patients.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Erie City to Annex Four Brookside Subdivision Homes
Developers Sam F Mineo Joe Geld and Raschette Sales Corp plan a 43 million housing project in Glenwood Estates to annex 63 first phase lots and 88 later lots, adding a 250 home subdivision over three years with homes costing 15 000 to 20 000 dollars each. The annexation would reshape Erie into a larger city footprint. A city vote on October 16 will decide the plan with construction to begin soon after.
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Erie
Chat Shump
ULB
Sores West Ear
Didllar
Sam F Mineo
Joe Geld
Raschette Sales Corp
Bondy and Stone
Churry Street
Exeision
Bladenroh
Ratchets
sidmStuirlin
Nest Vear
Persuini
Elty Eblitien
New
Yy Millereeke
Estes
Glenwood
Upper Eiberty
Steve Na Cherry Street
Gore Street
Corry Items Highlight Local Police Custody and Community Notes
City updates cover a suspect in custody tied to a break in near the Chaliuvaua County area, property sales by Mrs Garlyle LeFevre of Union City, and various local notes on real estate trends, school fights, traffic concerns, theater campaigns, and daylight saving efficiency. Also mentioned are military entry for Ray Merriman, a sewer line issue on Concord Street, and ham radio activity boosting local signals.
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Chaliuivaua
Garlyle LeFevre
Union City
Beeson
Corry Iron
Ger Lottsville
North Center Street
Washington Street
Ray Merriman
R. R. Merriman
Army
Fort Jackson
S.C
Dimes Hilélia
Whion Street
Evo Playhouse
Ditts
Teyol
Fust Time
Salm i
Fred Miller
Concord Street
Richard Miller
Corry Periodicalis
Corryite
Erie County
Erie County health sale date set for October one
Fragmented OCR notes report a long rumored sale by the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association scheduled for October 1. The excerpt includes weather musings and odd phrases about cars, research, and damaged records with no coherent narrative.
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Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Corry
Harold R. Bull Buried At Clymer Theslineral Service
Funeral service for Harold R. Bull aged 52 of Jamestown, formerly of mer, was held at 2 p m yesterday at the Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer. Rev H Clair Heirénrater, pastor of Epworth Methodist Church in Jamestown, officiated with burial in Clymer Cemetery. Bearers were B Neckers, Arthur Howles, Harvey Bensink, Walter Schruers, Floyd Arnill and Homer Loomis. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ray C Bull and Mr and Mrs John Bull of Toungsville, Mr and Mrs Harold Hayes, Mrs Dorothy Hayes, Mrs Carl Perry, and Dr S Loveless of Greenville.
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Harold R. Bull
Clymer
Jamestown
Mer
Spitzer
H. Clair Heirénrater
Pasor
Epworth
B. Neckers
Arthur Howles Harvey Bensink
Walter Schruers
Floyd Arnill
Homer Loomis
Ray Cr Bull
John Bull
Toungsville
Meigy~Hayes
Harr) Hayes
Harold Hayes
Dorothy Hayes
Carl Perry
S. Loveless
Greenville
Corry Teachers' Association selects J. D. Watson president
Yesterday in Corry J. D. Watson of the junior high faculty was chosen president of the Corry Teachers' Association at a meeting held at the high school. AM Ray Greene, general manager of the Corry Water Company, will speak to the Golden Rule club at the September meeting in Beaverdam ME Church. Board of Education authorizes quarterly 1996 school tax payments, following prior practice.
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J.D. Watson
Corry
Ray Greene
Corry Water Company
Golden Rule Club
Beaverdam
Board of Education
Foreclosure Planned by Corry and Columbus Street Railway Bondholders
In Warren County courts minority bondholders prepare foreclosure proceedings against the Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company mortgage. A small fire at the Limbing residence on Park Place caused minor damage last evening. Miss Sart Matnnes returned to the city this morning from Erie where she visited friends.
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Warren County
Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company
Park Place Street
Miss
Sart Matnnes
Erie
Erie County Bond Purchases Highlight Savings Drive
Erie Countians bought 956,956 dollars in Series E and H United States Savings Bonds in 1956 from January 1 to August 31. Philadelphia banker Charles S. Krumrine, newly appointed Savings Bond Chairman for Pennsylvania, announced that this amount equals 64 percent of the state's annual quota. He urged families to invest part of their funds in U S Savings Bonds as a safe savings option. An average of about 35 per cent was noted in the report.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
United States
Charles S. Krimline
Philadelphia
Chatman
U. S
Krumrine
Savings Bonds Driven by Payroll Plan in Erie County
August figures show over 35 million dollars in U S Savings Bonds bought by residents across income brackets. The Payroll Savings Bond-A-Month program via their banks prompts regular purchases. Erie County Savings-Bond Committee chair Roy Mauer notes Eric Colinans spent 956 956 dollars in August.
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Krumline
Roy ©, Mauer
A. S
Erie County
Eric Colinans
Earl Waldron, Albany Times publisher, dies at 48
Earl W. Waldron, 48, longtime Hearst newspaper executive and former Albany Times publisher, died Friday. Waldron helped shape Hearst operations from 1920 to 1929 and later headed a trucking firm.
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Hearst
New York
Earl W. Waldron
Albany Times, Inc
We Hearst
Veans
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Frank Graft
Frank E. Graft
Insurance Agency
Genter St
Erie City
Americas
Aslaene
Asuala Lee
Atfeaalghion
Atl
Bain News
Art Palmer
Edindore
Titus Vile
Palmer
Crawford County Grand Jury
Sullivan County
Charles
King
Duke of York
Nu-Way Day Cleaners
Fountainette
South Center Street
S&h
Banks of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the National Bank-Of-Corry Citizens National Bank of Corry
The
Federal Reserve System
Atrconi
TE Bra Cicely
Funeral Home
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