City and Vicinity News Highlights from Corry Area
Various local items including hospital equipment upgrades at Corry Hospital, Columbus Apiary closing date, Townsend Chip meeting set for April 16, Easter displays at local shops, a theft case involving Gus Natale, dress offerings at Stewart Hat Shop, vandals targeting cemetery monuments, two teens jailed for gas and tire thefts, and upcoming community events across Corry and nearby towns.
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Glendora
Will J. Wilcox
Corry
Columbus
Corry Townsend
Masonic Temple
Herbert Carroll
Oldsithe Florist
Gus Natale
West Carthage
N. C
William BE
George Keefe
Stewart
Meadville board seeks liquor board probe near schools
Meadville's school board decided yesterday to request the Pennsylvania liquor board investigate conditions in liquor and flower dispensaries within 300 feet of Meadville school buildings. Also noted were a clean-up plan for Meadville sesqui centennial, a hospital transfer, church flower plant plans, measles quarantines, and Rotary club organizing efforts in Port Allegany.
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Meadville
Pennsylvania Liquor Board
Olds the Florist
Franklin Council
W. J. Lewis
Mildred
Port Allegany Rotary Club
Mother of Concord School principal dies at 79
Mrs. C. H. Anderson, mother of Miss Mary Anderson, principal of Concord School, died at her Parkers Landing, Indiana home last evening. Survived by another daughter Miss Huza Anderson and two sons, Hiall and Anderson. Funeral arrangements forthcoming. In other news, horse shoeing cited as low-profit work in a West Paso report.
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Howard Bauer
Richard Werner
St. Marys
Ridgway
Jg. W. Kuntz
Mary Condra
Woman's Club
Business
Horn Block
Stanford Hose’ Co
C. H. Anderson
Mary Anderson
Concord
Parkers Landing
Wattey
Anderson
Huza Anderson
Hiall Anderson
R R Crossing at Sparta Fixed by State Commission
Pennsylvania's Public Utility Commission orders Penn Railways to convert the Main Street crossing in Spartansburg to street level at an estimated cost of 175 dollars. The Department of Highways to pave approaches at 196 dollars. Citizens have pressed for months over the dangerous grade where tracks sit higher than the street, causing severe jolts to motorists.
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Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spartansburg
James Attacks Earle as He Pushes Farther East
Wellsboro Pa April 13 judge Arthur H James confronts Tioga Lycoming and Clinton counties after accusing Gov George H Carle of scorning the opinions of most members of his political faith in defending industrial taxation opposed by his administration.
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Wellsboro
Arthur H. James
Tioga
Lycoming
Clinton
George H. Carle
Margiotti launches new attacks in gubernatorial race
Attorney General Charles J Margiotti, running as an independent candidate for the Democratic nomination, fired a strong broadside against political bosses. He accused leaders of plucking the public and attacked both factions of the divided Pennsylvania Democratic ranks in the campaign.
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Margiotti
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles J.margiotti
G. Mfason Owieltrak-l
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Chase & Sanborn
Borden
Ivory
LUX
Ile
Wing Willi Star Stores
Westfield
Cassadaga
N. Y
Christian Cemetery
Paver’ 'S
Ray Siggins
Warren
Siggins
Cody
Wyoming
Michael James M McCarthy
Kane
Hig
Tuesay
Ordial
Complenter Post
No. 185
American Legion
Stewart’s
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Masonic Hall
Penny Wingo
Louella Deyo Jr
Franklin
D. Roosevelt
A. Adair
WABC
J. Ty Sarl
Franklin Sufp
Clarion
J. Betts
Pranislin
Sarko
Urailory-Williams
Music Mountain
Silverville
A. Wiliams
L. &,Mallory and Son
State Board of Law Examiners
Joseph J. Pedhignot
Tidioute
Benjamin Pranklin Kraffert, Jr
Titusville
Paver's
W. M. A. of the United Brethren i1
Christ Burony
R H. Halfast
East Wayne Street
Saltpork
Concord School
West Prey Doran Vel
R.R
Sparta
James
Earle
MiLler’s PharMacy
Tbs
Rutland
Bon-Ton Rug Cleaner
Boyer
O. E. Doane HardwAre
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