Corry area brief notes police court and business blur
James P. Nelson, 49, pled not guilty to driving under the influence before Alderman. He was committed to Erie County Prison in $600 bail for a hearing Oct. 2. Nelson was arrested at 18th and Chestnut by Forest Mack. A & B Distributing Co. closed Wednesday afternoons. Robert A. Palmer of 14129 Ripley had an Army parole violation arrest near here. Deputies John Bentley and Charles Cochran took him into custody. Frank McCaslin of 912 West Pleasant questioned patrols after his daughter’s car was hit twice on the Street. Alexander T. Bosnake, 21, jailed 15 days for motor violations stemming from incidents in April and July. Dancing classes open for adults at Marjorie Tar bell Dance Studio, 3127 Erie. A federal official pledged to speed Erie’s planning loan request. Dave Walker promised approval. Gift subscriptions to Corry Evening Journal offered. William McDonald ordered to pay $7.50 weekly for child support. bench warrant issued for Roger Doolittle on a drunk driving case. Major Charles W. Schaffer honored at Kiwanis. retiring October 6. Push button traffic light at West Spring and West Spruce Center streets to be installed today. Corry Beverage Distributor advertises beer brands. Titusville Industrial Fund receives $6,000 gift, totaling $17,200. For sale brick duplex and trade option. Titusville demolition worker injured eye on a construction site. treated and not admitted. Warren notes walkout at Thomas Coupling Co. 32 on strike, 50 continue working. Herbie Johnson orchestra at Italian American Club Saturdays. Meadville Ida Collins, 79, died. services tomorrow.
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Corry Jourening Dept
James P. Nelson
Eihecki
Erie County
Nelson
Chestnut
Tice Forest
A & B Distributing Company
Ripley
Robert A. Palmer
Boothy Brockway Road
Sheriff's Department
John Bentley
Charles Cochran
Erie
Alexander T. Bosnake
David Drelschalik
James Hogan
Beccemaaama
Marjorie Tarbell
Washington
Dave Walker
The
Home and Housing Finance Agency
Philadelphia
Arthur Gardner
Walker
Gardner
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
William McDonald
Samuel Y. Rosister
Roger Doolittle
Moose Club
Couning
Charles W. Schaffer
Silvalion Army Corps
Kiwanis Club
Major Schaffer
Salvation Army
Thomas Coupling Co
International Association of Machinists
National Labor Relations Board
Herbie Johnson
Meadville
Ida Collins
City Hospital
Serl-G
J Fi Tracy
California
Kennedy Funeral Home
Greendale Cemetery
Hospital notes and local notices from Corry area
Admitted Mrs. Robert Edwards and several residents are listed with addresses in Corry and nearby towns. Discharges include Richard, Michael, and Thomas with family details. Local school board hires Thelma Jackson to replace a departing math teacher. Community events include a weekly party at Union City Moose Home and a hospital auxiliary card party at Corry Area High School.
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Spartanburg
Thelma Jackson
Sparta Township
Sparta
Arthur Guthrie
Jackson
Union City
Cornerstone Laid for Bell Telephone New Office
Groundbreaking ceremonies marked the laying of a 3200 pound granite cornerstone for Bell Telephone Co of Pennsylvania’s new eight million dollar Gateway Center building in Pittsburgh. Wilfred G. Giltens, president, sealed the cornerstone with David L. Lawrence and Archie A. Warr Buskirk, highlighting Bell’s Western Pennsylvania headquarters plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suptsburgh
Fell Telephone Co
Se Gateway Center
Wilfred G.giltens
Bell Telephone Co of Pennsylvania
Misey David L Lawrences
Archie A. Warr Buskirk
Ailegheny
Bell
Eisenhower Defends Brother Milton at Inquiry
The report notes President Eisenhower answering questions about Stevenson and the Suez issue. He criticizes critics, defends aiding the Peru government with loans, and stresses priorities for U.S. support, while distinguishing Democratic leadership from Republican governance. A separate item mentions New Mexico public voting guidance and registration advice.
Stevenson hits Eisenhower on leadership in Kansas City rally
Adlai Stevenson assailed President Eisenhower from the Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, asking who is really in charge as he urged voters to question the administration. Pennsylvania Democrat George T. Bloor criticized the campaign as low and influenced by Philadelphia machine politics. Nixon prepared for a stop in Louisville as campaigns sharpen contrasts across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Adlai B. Stevenson
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Sill
Stevenson
Municipal Auditorium
Harrisburg
George T Bloor
Adlai Stevenson
Philadelphia Machine
Eitil
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Bloom
Adtaea
Matt McCloskey
Jim Flane
Gan
Bil Green
Can County Taxes Aid Church Homes For Children
Fragmented report describes a state legal matter about whether county taxes can support church related child welfare homes. The text references court actions at Pine Sylvan and mentions rights, duties, and possible taxation outcomes affecting religiously affiliated child care facilities.
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Corry
Journal Printing Department
Frank McCaslin
West Pleasant Street
Fast Park Place
McCaslin
Cal
F. L. Baressi Diai
Titusville
West Spring- West
Spruce-Center Streets
George W. Becker
Kootz Equipment Co
Pittsburgh
Iroquois
Carlings
Iron City
Schmidt's
Rolling Rock
Pabst
Corry Beverage
West Mainstreet
Universal Cyclops Activities Association
George Lowther
Centérville
Titusville Hospital
Tracy
Stewart Hat Shop
Ison
Corry Hospital
Robert Edwards
Bear Take
Lewis Shambaugh
East Main Street
Sam Baress
Mott Street
Glifford ‘Aikens, Jr
Clymer
Richard
Warren Kelly
Columbus
Michael
Frank Babcock
West Main Street
Thomas
Richard Morton
Spring Creek
Jeanne Beach
Justice of the Peace
Irwin Branch
Warren County
Oil City
State
Mabel
Loc
Bush
Beenaive Sey Ty Rot
Corry Area High School
Wanen Walec Company
St Wwoklig
Liberty
Paschkes
Nina Jewsell
Macadam Hill
Red Sports
Eric James Vaners
Eric Job
Wnee
Arthur Ginleeglved
Telérin Tern
Hilrripthey
Anndiineine Streer
Njipel
Dleertir
George Leideree
Three Aces Moose Club
Propery
Carroll’s
A & B Distributing Co
Jioge Alexander
Filey Durme
Kenneth
Edna Bednes
Tha
Cony Grance
Pail
Betipoyiarna
SearSstord
Aht
Diwall
Ali Tab
Fey
Tine
Machis
County Club
Tao Tire
Aviainas
TER
Ae Sr AG
Carry and Gun Club
Aes Mable Jones
West Pleasant
Werk
Orien Whipen
Cp Wit
Ynee
Csrry
Garty
Founwsville
Sud
Bolt Suede
Shiaiy Wittiaul
Endicott Johnson
N.genter St
Milton
Eienhower Wis
Howe
Milton Eienhower
Stevansin
Penn
Rewstien
Kavernnuit Suez
Euenhower
Besot
Seyjit
Opersul
New Mexico
Nidates
Tyson
Rossbacher
Insurance Service
York
Joseph
Clarke
IFS Senate
Eiseniinnen
Republican Party
Louisville
Nixon
Bluegrass
Nyel
Ropolis
Kannis
Adial Stevenson
Wren
Bedlevilee
Shantir Estes Ketuiver Sud
Puestiinen
Baepis
Pep Lai Enger
Hotter
Brig Albi
Binky
National Bank of Corry
Se National Bank
Pane Hamel Or
Feilohat
Scott Opencrance Cosa
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