Erie County records show property transfers and court actions
Transfers recorded include Eastern New York and Penn Railway Co to Philip Waldneck and Son for $600 and Ethel M. Spencer to Cisir F. Fennoux in Third Ward, plus James H. Wright and Corry Savings Fund Loan Association. Five divorces were granted, including Willis H. Croker from Irene H. Croker on a restitution charge. A pink eye outbreak affects Conord, Fairview and Junior High schools but is not epidemic. County finances report general balance of $200,649 with several specific funds listed. A 78-foot smokestack at Frewsburg Furniture Co collapsed causing shed damage estimated at $2,000. stack details unavailable. Weather outlook predicts cool with a warming trend by weekend and light showers midweek and again later. Rev D Donald Peterson resigns Union City First Baptist to lead Wesleyville church. Langhurst mourns father's death in Prospect. funeral set. Fred Lindsey receives $5 safe driving award after 29 years. Spartansburg Fair Association to elect officers and plan 1951 fair. Johnsonburg freshman Carol Garry dies of spinal meningitis. John Rickers and Sons begin enlarging Corry Bakery display room. Meadville school board raises taxes to cover a $102,000 deficit for 1951-52, boosting real estate and personal levies.
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Real Atnte
Erie County Court House
Eastern New Yorkend Penn Railway Co
Philip Waldneck
A. Zalmeck
Services Thursday for Mrs Mabel Briggs Hayes
Mrs Mabel Briggs Hayes died yesterday at Corry Hospital after a long illness. Born September 1 1883 in Me Kean township Erie County she lived there and Waterford before marrying Leon Hayes of Wattsboro in June 1836. Survived by her husband two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Saturday at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 PM with Rev J Leon Maneval officiating. Interment at Waterford Cemetery.
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Mabel Briggs Hayes
Wattsburg
Corry Hospital
Hayes
May Agree Tonight on School Jointure
May agree tonight on a school jointure as budget talks continue. The tentative budget lacks a definite date and anticipates teacher salary increases pushing the total beyond the 1950-51 outlay. Cafeteria data show Junior High averaged 115 meals daily in March, Senior High 182 daily. totals 1,840 and 2,922 respectively. The session focused on routine business matters.
Racket probe ends in Butler County
Butler County grand jury reports no organized crime or political corruption in the county and returns no indictments. Jurors say numbers writing and slot machines appear occasionally and urge more vigilance and cooperation among law enforcement to curb gambling. Led by Rev. W. S. Gray of Prospect the panel also calls for full punishment of violators.
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Associated Press
Butler
Butler County Grand Jury
William B. Purvis
Butler County
Buller County
Hey. W. S. Gray
Prospect
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Erie County
Willis H. Croker
Corry
Irene H. Croker
Pittsburgh
Eva Kepler
Concord
Fairview
Rock E. Hurt
T. B
Frewsburg Furniture Co
D. Donald Peterson
Union City First
William Reade Langhurst
Magpie Avenue
William GC. Langhurst
Gladys
Larry Donald
Gary Reade
Fred Lindsey
Chestnut Street
Warren Junior Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Refining Co
Jaycees
Spartansburg Community Fair Association
Sparta Consolidated School
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Carol Garry
Johnsonburg High School
Bradford General Holy Rites
John Rickers and Sons
Corry Bakery
East Washington Street
Delbert Robinson
Meadville
IMRS
Nis
Ompinary
Eloaye Road
New
DODGE
Lee
C. G. Pyle
Los Angeles
Calif
Watchtower
Martin Motor Sales
W. South St
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Solin Goll
Herman's
Heiman
Jewelers
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Rhinestone
Heiman's
Helman
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