Disorderly conduct and other incidents in Corry area
Two young Corry men including a U S Army soldier were charged with disorderly conduct after an assault near Uncle Willy's Pizza Shop. Other reports include drunk driving in East Pleasant street, a feeder bender causing $175 damage at Quality Markets, a shop complaint against Anna Kozik, and a Warren man’s unexpected death. County relief costs rose to 1.145 million in February with AD families receiving the largest share. unemployment edged down in Chautauqua and rose in Cattaraugus. A one year pact with Textron’s Talon was ratified, giving wage and benefit increases. WQLN received a 171,974 HEW grant for a color mobile unit. Weather: northwest Pennsylvania mostly sunny, highs in the 70s, showers possible later. tomorrow cooler with rain in the forenoon.
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Corry
United States Army
Porter Auer
Deaths Charles Guadagno 78 long time Corry resident
Charles Guadagno 78 of 1344 West Pleasant Street died Saturday at 11 15 a m at Hamot Medical Center after a short illness He was born January 1 1895 in Shawmut and served in World War I earning a Purple Heart He worked in coal mines brick yards Aero Supply Welch s North East and retired from Aero Supply in 1960 He was a crossing guard at Center and Smith streets a member of St Thomas Roman Catholic Church and of World War I Barracks Corry He leaves his second wife Myrtle Auer Guadagno one daughter seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren plus several stepchildren and siblings Funeral arrangements are with Bracken Funeral Home with services to be held at St Thomas Church.
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Charles Guadagno
Mr. Guadagno
West Pleasant Street
Hamot Medical Center
Shawmut, Re
Niagara Falls
Corry
France
Aero Supply Company
Welch's
North East
Aero Supply
Center
Smith Street
Guadagno
St. Thomas
Theodore
Mary Catherine) Dombeck
Warren
Archie
Jean) Shepard
Buffalo
John
Evelyn) McCray
Phyllis Smith
Lucy) Marty
R.D
Edith Varassa
Harry
Holyoke
Mass
Ralph
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Thomas Church
Rosary
Two More Lanes Planned for Harrisburg South Bridge
Transportation Secretary Jacob Kassab announced federal approval of adding two traffic lanes to the Susquehanna River South Bridge in Harrisburg. The move aims to alleviate congestion and improve regional travel. An Erie woman Katherine Habesick was hospitalized after a one car crash on Route 958 in Freehold Township. Her car slid on a left hand curve, rolled three times, with $1500 loss reported.
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Erie
Katherine Habesick
Warren General Hospital
Freehold Township
Habesick
Harrisburg — Transportation
Jacob Kassab
Federal Highway Administration
Harrisburg
Susquehanna River
Welfare official denies charges at Meadville IOOF Home
Meadville based deputy secretary Norman J. Taylor says the Department of Welfare investigated sex and drug abuse allegations at the Meadville Odd Fellows Home last October and found no substantiation or criminal charges. He warns against damaging staff reputations and blames those who instigated the accusations.
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Meadville
Pennsylvania
Department of Welfare
Odd Fellows Home
Norman J. Taylor
Western
Taylor
Justice Department
IOOF
Scouts Start Woods Fire Amid Busy Warren County Blaze
A Boy Scout campfire practice sparked a woods fire in the Blue Eye area of State Game Lands Pittsfield Township among nine fires reported in Warren County. Five fire companies fought the blaze as a spotter plane guided crews. equipment required hiking in as vehicles could reach only half a mile from the scene. About 50 men from Grand Valley Spring Creek Garland and Youngsville worked with a Department of Forests and Waters truck aiding communications. The Wrightsville unit broke down en route. In Erie, St Vincent Hospital welcomed a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. George Koestner of 14 Snyder Circle, with maternal and paternal grandparents named.
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Harold Williams
Garland
Wrightsville
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
George Koestner
Snyder Circle
Koestner
Sheridan Peebles
Richard Peebles
Wayne Street
Sixth Avenue
Boy Undergoes Historic Bronchus Reimplant in Trachea Fix
Rodney Finnegar, 4, of metropolis, IL, is shown at Cardinal Glennon Hospital after the first pediatric procedure reimplanting a bronchus into the trachea. An endotracheal tube kept him alive while the right lung’s bronchus was attached to the new airway opening. Doctors chose to pursue this historic repair.
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Rodney Finnegar
Metropolis
Cardinal Glennon Hospital
St. Louis
D. Biggerstaff
St. Louis University Hospital
Wewag
Hmetisef
Recover Body Of Meadville Man In Lake
Six day search ends as Crawford County Firemen's Search and Recovery Scuba Team locates William G. Lemon, 34, in Tamarack Lake near Meadville. High winds hampered efforts all week. Lemon and Robert J. McWright, 31, reportedly capsized during a fishing trip when a sudden storm struck Monday night. McWright had one leg. Lemon's truck was found on the lake bank.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Tamarack Lake
William G. Lemon
West Mead
Lemon
Robert J. McWright
Thy R.D
McWright
Funeral services for Charles Guadagno announced
Funeral services are set for Charles Guadagno with a Wednesday 9 a.m. prayer service and a Mass of the Resurrection at Thomas Church. Burial will take place at St. Thomas Cemetery. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home Monday and Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Rosary will be recited Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the funeral home.
Schweiker Urges Action on Presque Isle Work Bill
U S Senator Richard Schweiker urges the House Public Works Committee to favorably act on a bill to restore storm damage funds for Presque Isle State Park in Erie. He notes erosion from winter and seeks quick committee action on an amendment to the Omnibus Rivers and Harbors Bill. The measure has passed the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.S
Richard Schweiker
R-Pa
House Public Works Committee
Presque Isle State Park
Erie
Schweiker
John Blatnick
Presque Isle
Senate
Youth helps round up search party after missed curfew
A youth reportedly vanished near Wetmore's farm on the Elgin road prompting Chief Norman Mitchell and Wetmore to mobilize 15 volunteers. The Erie man reappeared saying he was fishing and returned with a full creel. The weekend closed with a junior bowling event drawing 350 participants and their families.
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Wetmore
Elgin Road
Norman Mitchell
Elgin
Erie
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Roland L. Mott
East Pleasant Street
Matt
Quality Markets
North Center Street
Anna Kozik
East Smith Street
Norman A. Johnson
Johnson
Pennsylvania Gas Co., Inc
Warren Rotary Club
Warren Area
Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare
Chautauqua County
NYS Dept. of Labor
Cattaraugus County
Talon
Textron, Inc
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Charles Katulich
Peter L. Albertini
Joseph P. Vigorito
WQLN
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Rydzewski
George Cozad
West
Washington Street
Troy Boerst
Robert Boerst Jr
Spring Street
Smokey Bear
Warrior Vagabond Touring Bicycle
Firestone
Tula
Ronchus
Jane Parker
Marvel
Ann Page
Weo
Smith Street Plaza
Buesink
Chautauqua Mall
Lakewood N.Y
Buelink Auto Sales
Findley Lake
Brace
Waterford
Hungry Brace
Brace’s Barber Shop
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