Real estate transfers and local notices listed yesterday
The list shows transfers including Walter to James Caldwell in Corry Third Ward Herbert H Gilson to Walter E Hindman on West Congress Street Addie Ruppersberger to George L Patterson Euclid Street Corry Webb P McCray to Lyle G Peterson Concord and other property movements. Also noted are highway grants, school faculty appointments, and public notices across Erie County PA with county line details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 1
James
Caldwell
Third Ward
Corry
Herbert H, Gilson
Walter E. Hindman
West Congress Street
Addie "Ruppersberger
George L. Patterson
Euclid Street
Webb P. McCray
Lyle G. Peterson
Concord
Employment in Corry District Shows Gain
Employment at five major Corry area plants fell from 2900 in August 1945 to 1646 in February 1946 due to war contract terminations, with 424 women. Postwar expansion added over 200 workers, lifting total to 1893 by August 1, 1946, with 423 women employed and payrolls reflecting about 65 percent of local non agricultural workers. The Corry area includes Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Iabor
Bernard Wil- Mars
United States Employment Service
Williams
Corry
Union City
Nehru Heads New Interim Government in India
London reports Jawaharlal Nehru named to head a new interim government to take office September 2 as India gears toward independence. The Moslem League opposes and threatens direct action while boycotting the proposed constitutional assembly. King George VI allows resignations of the governor general's council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meel
London
Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
India
George VI
Services Friday for Thomas Fullom
A large crowd attended the funeral at Bracken Keating Funeral Home Friday at 2 pm for Thomas Fullom. Rev. J A Higley officiated with bearers Carl Fullom Ralph Bailey Clair Fenno Francis Pullom Garrett Fullom and George Buntenbach. Interment followed at Beaverdam Cemetery with many attendees from Erie Jamestown Union City Beaverdam and Wayne township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fullom
Bracken- Keating
J. A. Higley
The
Elgin Igharch
Carl Fullom
Ralph Bailey
Clair Fenno
Francis Pullom
Garrett Fullom
George Buntenbach
Beaverdam
George Siegel
Erie
William Holliday
Bertha Hantin
Mary Buntenbach
Jamestown
Clarence Buntenbach
Marion Congdon
Glenn Capple
Union City
H. N. Harris
Cash Smith
Wayne Township
WAIT FOR QUALITY GOODS AS HARVEST ADVANCES SAYS USDA
The USDA says a bumper harvest could curb price rises if weather stays favorable, boosting corn supply and easing world food prices. Corn syrup and starch have risen sharply but should fall with good crops abroad. patience to wait may bring cheaper goods. OPA's revival and buyer strikes affected pricing. buying only needed items is advised until supply improves. Farm Agent Tift warned of an early frost risking late crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S
Florida
OPA
Tift
Venango County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Avcy
Kirk Brown
CPA
Brown
Asond
Pennsylvania
Ray F. Smock
Edinboro State Teachers College
Clair J. Butterfield
Davenport
Iowa
Ernest Raymond LaFollette
Grosse Point
Mich
Paul Lowder
Columbia University
B. Wyclif Griffin
Landsdowne
Ruth C. Morton
Albion
Arthur McComb
Aspinwall
Trie City
Salamanca
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pseenger
Pennsylania
State Department of Agriculture
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Cory Forces
State Highway Department
Clymer
Columbus
Ohio
Elmer L. Kincaid
New York City
Kincaid
Washington, D. C
Court House
Arthur T. Jackson
Claudia K. Walsh
Paul D. McClellan
Eva G. Wright
State School Commission
Marjorie Wroth
E. Pinkney Wroth
Watson Memorial
Warren
Wroth
Pearl Bradley
McCrackson
McFall
Williamsport
Evie
James Blakeslee
Eugene Waldorf
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Waldorf
Corty Hospital
eiWsyis
NERS
Heiman Jewelers
Warner's
Pennzol
Center Streets
Nehru
T.S. Kelsey
O.D
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Center Bt
Guy Rogers
Widmann’s
On-the
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Anake
Asb Swedk
Market St
Philadelphia, Pa
North Corry
Columbus Ave
Armitage
Winager
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