Passover, illumination, and local incidents abound in Corry
A jumble of notices reports Passover begins totaling eight days and a range of local events. Flags at half mast honor Pridolf R. Kane. a northside altercation leaves a man with a facial wound. a suitcase of clothing is reported stolen. officials comment on beer and deer laws. fines for vehicle registration. and various community activities and speeches are noted from Corry and surrounding areas.
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Kane
Pridolf R
Magnuson
Kane Hoy
Accon
Cities spend $37,000 fighting gas rates in region
Corry Warren and Erie area officials prepare to reopen Pennsylvania Gas Co rate case after the Public Service Commission sustained a 75 cent per thousand cubic feet charge. Conference planned with attorneys to outline steps for action. Expenditures to date exceed $37,000 with total costs around $87,285.78 since 1918.
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Erie and
Warren
Erie Times
Corry
Edward M. Murphy
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Murphy
Public Service Commissa
Blaine Kincaid
Sidney iHackman
The
Times
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Hinestown
N. C
Eric, Warren and
Thomas Mehaffey
Lota the Beemis Whgineering Co
Ghieszo
Cessna
S. L. Gilson
Gilson
Gorey
County to lose one state assemblyman in reapportionment
Erie County likely to drop from two to one state assembly seats in Harrisburg under a new reapportionment plan before the 13th session. The bill, reported by elections committee, could advance in both senate and house. Supporters say current plan favors cities with larger populations. counties would gain an extra city seat, reducing county representation. Assemblymen King McCreary and Witzgerald Dinney currently serve east and west areas. Reports last week suggested passage unlikely this session.
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Erg
Harrisburg
Committee On Elections
Senate
House
Inbemnre J
Erie City
John H. King
Ralph McCreary
Norbert J. Witzgerald
William D.inney
City of
Erle
Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Black
Requiem mass was held for Mrs Mary Black at St Thomas Church with Rev Francis Graves officiating. Her body rests in a mausoleum before burial near Emerald, Pa, attended by family and friends from several towns.
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Dleiock
Mary RE. Blael
Arthur Lynch
Cassimet Lynch
Michael [Lynch
George Mulderick
BB. Flint
Townville
Lynn Pollock
Raymond Pollock
Sligo Pa
Willis Black
Crant Black
Emlenton
Hazel Best
Richburg
N. Y
George Wbarber and
Rober, Barber
Brit
Roy French
Tiona
Wonderful Medicine Claims Thompson's Barosma Tablets Aid
A letter from Lizzie M. Hell of Los Angeles praises Thompson's Barosma Tablets as a diuretic for kidneys. The testimonial alleges relief from rheumatism, dizziness, and eye fatigue, promoting Barosma tablets with a refund guarantee and a separate Golden Las Tablets option for constipation.
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Thompson
Lizzie M. Hell
West 28Th St. Los Angults
Aly
Inquest Opens Into Fatal Four-Way Crash Near Wildert
Warrren April 10 Corpl William Thiel testified at the Kane inquest into the death of Edward Benso 63 fatally injured in a four way collision near Wildert service station Friday afternoon. Vehicles involved owned by Mary Gallup Crosby McKean Carl Berg Cole Jamestown Charles Benson Lewis BurI McKean Carl Wallin Ludlow Kane road. Wallin car parked on one side Gallup car on the pavement. Berg car westbound Benson car swinging to pass Gallup. Elder Benson ejected under another car and died en route to hospital. Jury ruled death accidental with no one held responsible. Case closed per Thiel Edward Benso a noted railroad operator in Bradford and Tinn fields. He had two brothers whose addresses are unknown.
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Warren
William Thiel
Ann
Highway Patrol
Kane
Edward Benso
Wildert
Mary
Gallup
Crosby
McKeas County
Carl EB
Berg
Cole Avenue
Jamestown
Charles Benson
Lewis Buri
McKean County
Carl O. Wallin
Ludlow- Kane Road
Wallin
Benson
W. D. Allen
Melkean
Bawerd—Benson
Thielaid
Edward Bersen
Bradford and
Tinn Fields
Lewis Rim
Aged Resident Falls At Maple Avenue Home
Mrs Verona Heminway aged 93 a well known city resident lies in serious condition at Corry hospital from injuries after a fall Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs James Mac Innes on Maple avenue where she has lived for two months An x ray showed a fracture of the right hip and despite her advanced age recovery is expected Auntie is a familiar figure among friends and was taken to the hospital on Sunday after the accident.
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Verona Heminway
Corry Hospital
James MacInnes
Maple Avenue
Airs
Heminway
Heimi
Geer Rites Set For Buffalo Cremation
Mrs Geer 82 dies after long illness at 340 1 2 West Church St Corry. Her body to be taken to Forest Lawn Crematorium Buffalo for cremation Tuesday morning. Granddaughter Countess Chea Bayon and husband of Chicago will accompany the remains. Mr Geer a surgical patient at Corry Hospital.
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Fase
Buffalo
Mr. Geer
Corry Hospital
Registration Set For Wednesday Seed and Fertilizer Drive
Local garden committee led by C. F. Brown and H. E. Manney applied with I. G. Christ, county chairman, for seed and fertilizer to aid two hundred fifty thrift gardens for the unemployed. Corry’s 1933 Hibft garden program aims to be one of the community’s largest. Unemployed residents should register at the Corry Relief Fund headquarters Wednesday morning. The committee seeks a downtown seed and fertilizer location and offers plots on donated tracts. Potatoes are also needed and county help with fertilizer and plowing will be provided.
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C. F. Brown
H. E. Manney
I. G. Chrtis
Corry
Corry Relief Pond
Garden Committee
Brown
Mr. Manley
Relief Fund
Kin of Corry Woman Hort in Fatal Crash
A West Newton, Mrs Violet Winley 74, was killed when a locomotive struck a car driven by William Lash 70 at the Fifth Street grade crossing. The car dragged 100 feet. Lash died at the wreck. Finley, a pedestrian, was severely injured and later reported improved at a Pittsburgh hospital. The incident occurred Saturday as Lash failed to hear the locomotive approaching.
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Willyn DeHaven
Steel
McKbespark
Violet Winley
AL West Newton
Finley
William Lash
Fifth Street
West Newton
Lash
Crovsing
McKeesport
Pittsburgh
Harding Assn Meets Tuesday in Home and School Association
In Harding Home and School Association the meeting is set for 7 30 Tuesday evening at Harding Home. The main topic is The Home as a Factor in Chili Training with a program including business meeting, music, papers, and Parents as Teachers. R N Baker is in charge with Edgar Neves leading a county group. Last year's garden program showed success and the 1983 program aims to set a new mark in gardens.
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Harding Home and School Association
Ae R. N. Bakering
Edgar Neves
Ij Gay
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Brown's Avenue
University of Michigan Seals
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Victor Spetz
Pine Valley
Maynard Speta
Cily
Sireaums
Clery Mobilesty
Spartansburg
Erie County
Clymer
Washinguin, B. C
Crawford Courty Agricultural Extension Bureau
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Spartansbure
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Bulge
Sixte College
Howard d. Sheer
US. Steel Corporation
Maren
J. Lafyrence Oliver
Harvard
Harvard Mudieal School
Oliver
Coney
Weill
City Council
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Colypad
Wyominie
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Sbboeke
Strome
Ome
Page dix
Erie
Mrs
Mary Black
Stevens Foint
Wis
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Gassidy
Long Beach
Calif
Hume
Cassidy
Edward Benson
Ludlow
Egdy
Advent Christian Church
Staple
G.T. Bergman
John Boryk
Christ
Simoniz Cleaner
Simoniz Polish
A!l
Stoves Bicycles
Capwell
Ivan Smith
James Cogn Plano
Roy Street
Carl Gincott
John Boland
Glenn Stearns
Mes. T. Messinger
Ray Laurie
Arthur Fairchild
Lacrosse
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Alma
Whitman, Minn
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E. E. Guignon
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