Real estate transfers headlined in Erie County records
In Erie County courthouse records three real estate transfers are noted: Corry Memorial Hospital Association to York Realty Co., Roger and wife to Dean and wife Fenno in Wayne Township, and Edward J. Kohmanski and others to Edward J. Kochmanski and wife in Wayne Township.
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Erie County
Corry Memorial Hospital Association
York Realty Co
York Street
Roger Fenno
Dean R. Fenno
Wayne Township
Edward J. Kohmanski
Edward J. Kochmanski
Presbyterian youths visit Harrisburg for Legislative Days
A group of Erie youths joined state leaders during Legislative Days in Harrisburg. Photo shows Senator R Budd Dwyer, Mrs Ruth Gumbleton, Dee Dee Weisman, Karen Wilmire, Keith Eller, Mary Wright from Erie, John Kopcke of North East, and Rep Forest Hopkins on the Capitol rotunda steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
R. Budd Dwyer
Ruth Gumbleton
Corry
Tot Hides From Fire Dies in Harborcreek Tragedy
A 3 year old boy Thomas L Johnston died of smoke inhalation when a kitchen fire started by the child spread through a Harborcreek Township home. He hid under a bed upstairs as flames trapped the dwelling, with his parents and brother escaping. Firemen contained the blaze. loss set at 15000 dollars. Coroners ruled death due to asphyxiation.
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Harborcreek
Harborcreek Township
Hamot Medical Center
Thomas £. Johnston
Herbert W. Johnston
R.D. 1
Erie County
Merle Wood
Herbert
Joyce
Gary
Thomas
Hamet
Edward Respecki
Fairfield
Brookside
Lawrence Park
Wood
Interconnect system eyed to cut firm telephone costs
Local man Hunt says interconnect setup offers dramatic savings after signing with 50+ area firms. He explains equipment is supplied by a large vendor, installed by his firm, with ongoing maintenance. A Erie company now pays 1200 monthly for rental could drop to 200 300, paying for the system through rental savings in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Erie
General Telephone Company
Ohio
Oil Line Snaps Floods Lower Two Mile Run Near Franklin
A six inch crude oil pipeline break in Lower Two Mile Run, near Franklin, spilled crude while pumping from Parker to the Rouseville Pennzoil plant. National Transit Pipe Line Co officials call it the most serious break in years. Repairs involved crews from Oil City, Warren and Butler. Initial loss estimate 1000 barrels, later revised to 700. Fisheries officials note recent brown trout stocking but decline to state fish kill results.
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Franklin
Allegheny River
National Transit Pipe Line Co
Parker
Rouseville
Pennzoil United Refineries
Oil City
Warren
Butler
Fish Commission
Deaths Crossed by time in Corry area obituaries
Obituaries describe Wille Titch at 59 from Union City born April 10 1912 and died at St Vincent Erie after hospital transfer. Survivors include wife Ione Davis and siblings. Also notes John D Houghtling Sr age 50 of Corry died at Corry Memorial Hospital with service details and family survivors. Funeral arrangements list Bracken Funeral Home, Pine Grove Cemetery burial, and church affiliations.
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Wille Titch
Titch
R.D
Corry
St Vincent Hospital
Erie
Corry Memorial Hospital
Union City
William and
Lettie Marshitch
Mr. Titch
Frank Darrow
Wrightsville
Lindstrom
Mick
Spartansburg
Late Steel Company
Ione Davis
Jamestown
Wayne
Lizzie) Kimmy
Wattsburg
Emma Alford
Union
Douglas
Ruth) Reynolds
Howard
Flossie) Kimmy
Archie
Roy
Clarence
Harbor Ridge Wesleyan
John D. Houghtling Sr
Mr. Houghtling
East Irving Street
Meadville
Leavittsburg
Ohio
Raymond Division
U.S. Army Air Force
Aleutian Islands
Raymond
Houghtling
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Corry American Legion
The
Legion
Moose Lodge
Corry Veterans Council
Doris Jadestrom
Winchester
Pamela L Fnn
U.S. Navy
John Jr
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Richard
Kenmore
N.Y
Eric
Lyle Houghtling
Blooming Valley
June McEldowney
Robert
Joan) Wharton
Lyle Jr
Charles
Bracken Funeral Home
Patrick Maier
Pine Grove Cemetery
Veterans Council
Acid Spillage Approval Faces Heavy Protest
Harrisburg Va A1 report on environmental groups opposing Commonwealth Court rulings that allow coal firms to dump untreated acid mine drainage into public waters amid a $1.5 million suit over the 1970 Susquehanna River spill. The Environmental Council and Department of Environmental Resources coordinate as they seek to expose responsibility for waste from abandoned mines and push for court action.
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Harrisburg
Special Citizens Environmental Council
Department of Environmental Resources
Commonwealth Court
Civic
Environmental Council
Bates and Tucker Co
Susquehanna River
Curtin Winsor
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court Appeals
Barnes and Tucker
Susquehanna
Cambria County
John Killian
The
Sanitary Water Board
Environmental Resources Department
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Harmar Coal Company
Glenn E. Mencer
Harry A Kramer
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Susan May
Waters
Spencer Hospital
Meadville City
Universal Cyclops
Cyclops Corporation
Titusville
Stella Chaney
Quality Markets
North Center Street
Porter Auer
Buyer's Parr
Donald F. Simmons
East Sixth Street
Julie Shaffer
Youngsville
Victor VanTassel
Steven Vargo
West Pleasant Street
East Side Motors
Maple Avenue
Mary Payer
George Payer
Spartansburgh High School
Civil Defense
Beaver Club
Fred Kuzmin
Eirie
Kuzmin
Union City Memorial Hospital
Corry State
Nancy Coutt
Mobil
Kennedy
Johannesburg
South Africa
Sandton
Capital
Tot
Houston
Tax Research Association of
Harris County
TRA
IGA
North Center St
Spic & Spanfeguard
National Transit
Elmview Jersey
Jersey Dairy
Elmview
Columbus
Man Heusen
M Willard
Val
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