Corry area notices and incidents across Erie County
A girl suffered a severe laceration to her left wrist at home and was treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital. The Erie County Grand Jury indicted 26 defendants including Wade Lee for car battery theft. police dealt with two family quarrels and advised one party to see an alderman. Marriage license applications filed include Ronny King and Jimmie Lou Halley. Real estate transfers involve Foster to Owens and Corry Savings to Olson. A Corry man was fined for driving without a license. A grand jury indicted Fred Whitmeyer for a local car theft. The First Methodist Bible School will close with a program tomorrow night featuring church children and Bemus Point’s Jim Club. Corry Savings and Loan appointed Wilbur Rickers to fill a board vacancy after Walter Peake’s death. City Treasurer Harriet Myers reminds that August 31 is school tax rebate deadline. September 1 taxes due at face value. Wanda Stanbro cited for running a stop sign. Warren County reports 255 children on welfare services as of last year. Shop Your Corry Stores.
Girl 19 Hurt In Crash At Columbus
Colleen A. Hare, 19, of Lakewood New York escaped serious injury when her car rolled over several times at the underpass in Columbus after losing control on the sharp S curve. She was treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital for bruises. Damage to her car was $375. Earlier two motorists escaped injury in a separate collision three miles east of Waterford on the Waterford Union City road. property loss was $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
N. Y
Columbus
Corry
Colleen A. Hare
Route
Erie
Gary Kelley
Two Army Vets Charged As Soviet Spies
Washington AP report says two Army sergeants Leonard J. Safford and J C Ulysses L Harris, both long serving, are charged with spying for Soviet agents. Popov and Kireyev allegedly directed activities. arrests occurred over the weekend but were announced later. Safford worked at Suitland Maryland, Harris at Fort Monmouth New Jersey, both held top secret clearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard J. Safford
Fort Pierce
Fla
J. C. Ulysses L. Harris
Sicily Island
Defense Department
Nikolai Fedorovich Popov
Anatoliy ‘Tikhorovich Kireyev
Popov
Kireyev
Soviet Union
United Nations
New York
Safford
Strategic Communications Command
Suitland
Harris Wes
Signal Corps
Ft. Monmouth
Army
Robert A. Cook
Roslyn
Potomac River
Pentagon
Harris
Willie K. Fletcher
Neptune
Freeport
N.Y
Cook
Fletcher
Vietnam War Updates Hit Hard on Week
Heavier air raids earlier in the week downed 13 American planes, with no new losses reported today. Six Americans killed and 46 wounded in South Vietnam ground fighting. Task Force Oregon killed 29 Communists in the far north, and South Korean troops killed 19 in Phu Yen. Five Americans missing after a helicopter crash near Kontum. rescue crews saved a Red Cross girl and three soldiers. Eight B52 bombers flew raids inside the DMZ, continuing threats near Quang Tri. Premier Ky announced purges of army officers for corruption and inefficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Vietnam
U.S
Oregon
Phu Yen
Kontum
Central Highlands
Red Cross
Quang Tri
Nguyen Cao Ky
Living Costa Soar Largest Jump of Year
Washington AP reports living costs rose four tenths of a percent in July the largest monthly gain in nine months. Grocery prices led with nine tenths percent rise while consumer services also climbed with hospital costs mortgage interest and property taxes contributing.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
The
Bueau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Chase
Quadruplets Born in Saint Louis Eager Father and Calm Mother
In Saint Louis at De Paul Hospital Ruth a 34 year old mother delivered four baby boys after a pregnancy that raised her weight from 108 to 164 pounds. Father Richard Fahrenkrog, 36, voiced excitement about the unprecedented birth and potential diapering challenges. Doctors called all four newborns in perfect condition, as the delivery began with the first boy at 1 08 a m on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Richard Fahrenkrog
Ruth
Nicholas A. Correnti
Plorissant
Correnti
de Paul Hospital
Pitt Man Gets Nine Philly Tickets
An attorney for West Penn Motor Club says John E. Berman II parked in Philadelphia, causing Harry Siegman of Pittsburgh who has never been there to receive nine tickets by mail. The club returns each summons to Philadelphia's magistrate court with letters certifying misaddressed tickets. Samuel Scott objects, noting clerks fail to distinguish temporary from permanent plates.
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Pittsburgh
West Penn Motor Club
John E. Berman II Ilegally
Philadelphia
Harry Siegman
Siegman
Club
Samuel 8. Scott
West Penn
Scott
Bermian
Four Quads Born To Local Couple In One Birth
The father described four boys born within 10 minutes at 1 42, 1 45, and 1 47. All natural births with weights of 6 2, 4 7, 4 3, and 5 1 pounds. The mother, already pregnant, remained calm and planned to have the babies home in a few weeks. twins run in her family.
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Correnti
Clymer Events Recap of Weekend Visits and Services
Local notices list numerous visits by Clymer area residents and guests from New York Michigan and Florida. Rev John Muller conducted services at Abbe Reformed Church while families hosted relatives including Ray Kniphuisen Jr and Clayton Duink. Social gatherings featured Ruth Circle at Mrs Kaye Roush’s home and talks on Exceptional Children with a study book Glory Be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Ton
Homer Loomis Sr
Claude Lietus
New England States
Raymond Kniphuisen Jr
Monroe
N.Y
Clayton Duink
John Muller
Miami
Fla
John Heil
Muller
Abbe Reformed Church
Alan Rhebergen
Doyle Meerdink
Mayville
Bernice Bakerink
Ruth Rhebergen
Frederick Rhebergen
Baldwinsville
Mark Thompson
Clarence
Center
Gilbert J. Ton
R. A. Thompson
Ruth Circle
Kaye Roush
Amy Newhouse
Charlotte Holstrom
Phyllis Hangon
Cornelius Fisher
Florence TeWinke
Doris Neckers
Thehostesses
Martha Hawkins
Jamestown
Nancy
Lori Querreveld
Rey
Kevin Krone ‘Meyer
Trudy Beckerink
Ann Holthouse
Kevin
Michael Fardink
Marcia Michael
Dennis
Roxanne Tryon
Darryl White
Calvin
Charles Karmody
Belle Harbor
Trayton Duink
Kathleen Miersma
Tom Miersma
Holland
Mich
Clymer
Robert Swift
Jeffrey
Rochester
Hubert Brown
Kaye Swanson
Gilbertson
Loren Upperman
Pittsburgh
Real Estate Appeals in East Columbus Area Could Hit Next Week
City officials anticipate two commercial real estate appeals for the east end of the city. A Hatch Worth Street project by Erie developer William Dorris awaits Corry Zoning Board approval. Dorris will proceed with engineering studies to speed a possible construction program if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Avenue
William Dorris
Erie
Hatch-Worth Street
Corry
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Dorris
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Beverly
Robert Coons
R. D. J. Pittsfield
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie County Grand Jury
Wade Lee
R. D
Harborcreek
Frank Wenner
Wattsburg
North Center Street
Snyder Circle
Erie County
Ronny King
Phenix City
Ala
Jimmie Lou Halley
Meadow Lane
W. A! Foster
Robert F. Owens
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Robert M. Olson
Wayne Township
Agnes M. Hand
Mary C. Hand
Spring Street
Edward Carney
Archie Richardson
Millcreek Township
Fred Whitmeyer
South Second Avenue
First Methodist Church Bible School
JIM Club
Bemus Point
Wilbur
Bill) Rickers
Walter L. Peake
Rickers
Harriet Myers
Wanda A. Stanbro
Spartansburg
West Church Street
Second Avenue
Norbert Bachomer
State Department of Public Welfare
Warren County
Sales and Service
Desmond Electric CO
West Church ST
Hardener-Doyle Co
Journal
Eaton
Walter W. Gilliland
First Methodist Church
WOTR
Calvary
Cindy Sturgis
Costa Soar
Pop
West Mok
Technicolor
Tarzan
Hin
Arman
Spd
Sghenry
Seer
OVACK
Wyre Mette
Paul Mewwan
Hombre
Pitt
Philly
Penelec
Pennsylvania Electric Company
North Hills
Corry’s Municipal
Swattsburg Fair
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