Public invited to inspect Corry PA Telephone Exchange
Corry Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation opens its new brick Colonial design exchange at Park Place and Park Street for public inspection Thursday April 7 from 3 PM to 9 PM. Mayor Hepler, city officials, and school groups are invited to tour the building and view the open house exhibits detailing the dial system and network operations. The $150,000 outlay over eight to ten months is highlighted with demonstrations of modern construction and furnishings.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Park Plate
Park Street
Hame
Dew
Exchange
Frani HB. Hepler
Ralph S. Dewey
Scicices
Corporation
Dr E L Dickey Dies in Oil City at 72
Dr Eimer L Dickey 72 prominent physician and surgeon died suddenly after a period of recuperation. Born Millbrook Pennsylvania he moved to Oil City in 1911 and served as major and lieutenant colonel in the medical corps during World War I, stationed at Fort Thomas Kentucky and Oglethorpe Georgia.
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City
Eimer IL
Dickey
Hig
Ol-City Hospital
Harold Dickey
Millbrook
Meneer County
Diskey
Oil City
Pt. ‘Thoms, Ky
Out, Oglethorpe, Go
Council Approves Sewer Intake and Painting Projects
City Council last night approved seeking WPA approval for a storm sewer control system on Seneca Street and painting of municipal buildings. Previous estimates put city costs around 3500 dollars with labor 3631.50 and materials 753.70. The painting plan would employ ten painters and four laborers for three months.
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Torswaasson
Che Works
Progress Administration
Seneca Street
WPA
Reverend Schafer to Speak at United Brethren Services Here
The Rev Oliver J Schafer pastor evangelist of Erie will preach nightly this week at the local United Brethren church In his first sermon of the second week he spoke on Thou Art Thou Shalt Be Tonight he will discuss the subject Brie The Erie church choir will sing A Capella on Wednesday led by Ruth and Wendell gospel team Ruth will preach in the third week All are welcome to attend each service
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Erie
Ruth and
Wendell
Oliver J. Schafer
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Mr. Schafer
Men In Progress
Brie
U. B
Ruth
Misa Ruth
The River That Never Runs Dry feature note
The Rev. Mr. Schafer serves as pastor of a large United Brethren church in this conference. He has long been a conference leader and a capable pastor. He is described as a dynamic speaker, keen thinker, and deep student of the Word of God. He has spoken to Corry Men’s Bible Class and at local church services, committing to the church from a busy pastorate.
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Schafer
United Brethren
Corry
Water company to alter Spring Street line traffic
The Corry Water Supply Company has city approval to modify its lines at the West Pleasant and Spring streets intersection to connect with a storm sewer project. Work on the changes is now underway.
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Corry Water Supply Company
West Pleasant
Spring Streets
Continue Fight for Protection at Summer St
City Council seeks safety lights at Summer street crossing in the First Ward. Safety Director Richard Rossbacher said the Pennsylvania Railroad will evaluate the project with Buffalo Superintendent G L Black expected in town this week. Estimated cost for Summer street lights is about 3000 dollars. The railroad previously spent around 11000 dollars for Main street and Pennsylvania avenue lights. The crossing has seen several fatal accidents in 10 to 15 years.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Summer Street
Firs Ward
Richard Rossbacher
G. L. Black
Buffalo
East Main Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rossbacher
Main Street
Golden Rule Club Stays Quiet on Time Change Debate
Corry’s Golden Rule Club adopted a hands off policy on changing the city time from eastern standard to daylight saving during last evening’s meeting at St Edward’s School gym. Sixty five attended and members agreed to await Council decisions before commenting. A three day sales festival and April Sales Day were planned with committee assignments. A proposed vocal concert by Horace Brynolfson and a Lincoln and Gettysburg review by R Lou Rodgers were discussed. A fish dinner followed, with a full list of luncheon donors.
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Corry’s
St. Edward's School
Spinon
Mervin Nast
Robert Johnston
Glen Perry
Lawrence Davison
A. 0
Sandburg
C. T. Curtis
W. A. Steen
L. ‘ML Wells
W. J. Wilcox
J. L. Spiesman
WC. Cox
Walter Lis
C. FP. Brown
William Lombard
M. ‘Woods
Harold Powell
Horace Brynolfson
R. Lou Rodgers
Erie
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Abraham Lincoln
Clu
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Aetle
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E. L. Dickey
Oll
United Press
Rev. C. &. Schafer
Summer ST
S.A
Ouit
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Golden Rule Club
St. Edward's
Parent and Teachers’ Association
C. M. Woods
Air Stove
Hammond Eevator
Roots Furniture
Wing Will No. 1
Ajax Tron Works
Bracken Keating
Community Loan Bank
Rossbacher Ingar
Homer's Grocery
Pennsylvania
East Park Place
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