Corry notes on hospital transfer and local infractions
Corry reports include the town considering municipal take over Memorial Hospital after a discontinuance by Robert Falcone and J F Welton. dog bite treatment for a boy. state party leaders abstaining from local congressional primary fights. theft and vehicle damage incidents. and various civic updates from fire, police, and civil defense activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Falcone
J. F. Welton
John Falcone
Seogirport
Warren
Corry
Memorial Hospital
Felton
Service Sunday for Mrs Martha Damcott
Service set for Mrs Martha Damcott at Abbe Reformed Church Clymer Sunday at 2 30 PM following calling hours at Spitzer Funeral Home She died yesterday after a long illness in Clymer Born February 21 1869 she was a lifelong resident Gold Star Mother to John Damcott who died in France in World War I Surviving sons Bernon Victor Mortis daughters Bertha Humphrey and Mrs George Durand eight grandchildren one great grandchild plus a sister Mrs Lily Legters The deceased belonged to Abbe Reformed Church and the American Legion Auxiliary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
France
Henry Durcott
Bernon Damcott
Victor Damcott
Chicago
Mortis Damcott
Exiey
Bertha Humphrey
Cleveland
George Durand
Erie
Lily Legter's
Clymery
Damcott
Abbe
French Launch Attack On Reds Near Hanoi
French Union troops waded rice fields and opened a new offensive at dawn in the Red River delta north east of Hanoi. They aimed to crush Vietminh units near Phy Ly and along Colonial Route One, capturing villages and rounding up hundreds of suspected Vietminh as they push toward Bac-Ninh and Caobang near the Chinese border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Noo
Phy LU
Viet Nam
Red River
Erie Packards Display Promises Old Tax Lien Compromise
An automotive display in Erie features 1952 Packard cars on West Washington Street. The showroom will be open tonight from 7 to 9 p m with refreshments for visitors and a charitable display supporting local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Sen Motors
Washington Street
Automotive Agency
City to draft new policy on compensating heirs for tax liens
The legal bureau will create a policy for settling on privately held property with historic tax liens. The plan calls for full face value payment, interest for the first five years, and a set schedule for later years to be determined. Total liens outstanding exceed 631,000 with tax title properties raising the aggregate to about 160,000 to 170,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Bureau
Gly
Gerald Weber
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Vey M. Taylor
Maurice Splain
Tuesdy
Ralph Davis
Williams Street
Herbert Davis
Herman Milles
Waterford
Robert A. Lovett
Lovett
Women's Missionary Society
Erie Conference
Pittsburgh Synod
United Lutheran Church In America
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Department of Defense
Cps
Bert Davis
Dilworth Davis
Host Fifth Street
Pennsylvania Hlestine Co
John Chillock
Snyder Circle
Carry- Jamestown
Walter Dundon
Snyder Cirele
Chillock
East Washington Street
Center Alley
Dundon
Penelec
G. C. Murphy Co
Titusville
Muck Realty Co
McKeesport
Murphy
John J. Oakleaf
Erie County Court House
Dorothy ‘M. Clark
Everett Clark
Spartansburg
Marion Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
John Freno
East Pleasant Street
Washington
Edwin H. Weather
Twining
Feather
Walter L. Sehofiers
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
North Center Street
Highet
New Process Company of
Warten
Charles Rauscher
West Pleasant Street
Helen
Corry State
Willard Williams
R. D
Dorothy Steen
Delbert Dennell
John Foster
Frank Birr
Second Avenue
Paul Whaley
Picidilli
Mortern
Superior Cleaning Company
Pia
Erie County
John W
Himebaugh
Senate
Erie City
Erie County Sportsmen's League
Musicians’ Union
Johnny Himebaugh
Harrisburg
John W. Himebaugh
Batiste
Jack Frost
Ship’n Shore
LEED
Martha Damcott
Reds
Wear B Finance CO
Vatersonal Consumer Discount CO
Loune
Personal Consumer Discount Co
Ground Fl
N. Center ST
Harry Hall
YES
Topp
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Roy Cady
East South Street
George Collier
Jack
Poe
EE Firestone
Phas
Firestone
Barney’s Firestone
South Center ST
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