Corry School Board seeks CWA funds for four projects
The Corry School District intends to ask the Civil Works Administration for aid to four projects including library and school interior painting, classroom space additions at Senior High, sewer work at the Library Building, and athletic field grading. The board plans to pursue a 70-30 funding split, with early submission to start work during the Christmas recess. A potential state share of a $1,000,000 education relief fund was discussed with State Senator Zieserheim.
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Corry Bchool
Civil Works Administration
Board of Ducation
ML. Brown
Dewey
Quilding
Sthletic Feld
Coaty
Pairview
Concord
T P
Love
Rule
State Department
Corry
Joca
Pennsylvania Brewers to Produce Beer Regardless of Content
Harrisburg announces that with the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, Pennsylvania brewers may manufacture and sell beer without content limits under current permits. Fees may change after December 31 if Wilson bill passes. license structures shift to a $1,000 brewery fee. City budget adjusts reflect lower valuations and tax receipts, with reductions across departments and a 12.14 mill tax rate. The budget and levy measures await final council approval at the December 18 revival meeting.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Liquor Control Board
Robert Gawthrop
Gawthrop
Alcohol Permit Board
Mpicense Fenéwals
Senaral Assembly
Uct
Council
Committee of the Whale
Department of Finance and Accounts
Department of Public Affairs
Department If Public Safety
Mensu
Astal
Roll Call Nears Five Hundred In Red Cross Drive
Garry's 1988 Red Grass Roll Galt was within three dollars of the 500 dollar target as subscriptions pour in. W Stuart Houghton, chairman of the 1982 Roll Call, voiced strong optimism the total will exceed five hundred after all contributions are received. Some ward canvassers have yet to report and scattered subscriptions are expected to push the amount higher. Donations may be sent to any aid committee or left at Stewart Hut Shop or North Center Street.
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Garry
W. Stuart Houghton
Houghton
Red Cross
Stewart Hut
North Center Street
Barnes Named School Board Head In Local Vote
Mrs. Barnes won the chair by a 3 to 2 secret-ballot vote amid one abstention. D A Hillstrom was elected vice president with four votes, Milam L Brown nominated but defeated. The board set monthly meetings for the second Monday and authorized the secretary to handle electric gas and other bills without further authorization.
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Barnes
Lambing
Patterson
Jol B. Laye
The
Boar
Mr. Brown
Gamble
Amendments in Pa Voters Reject Two More Measures
Harrisburg December 5 The state election bureau reports that 10 of 12 proposed amendments to Pennsylvania’s constitution were approved at last month’s election. Voters rejected No 2 and No 6, while other amendments including a $25 million retirement loan and a $10 million garage loan passed by narrow margins. Tallies show varied yes and no counts across 47 counties.
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Harrisburg
State Election Bureau
Bes
Woman's Club Monthly Meeting At Corry Clubhouse
Corry Woman's Club holds its regular monthly business meeting on Sunday evening at the club on Main Street. A director's session at 7:30 precedes the main meeting with Virgil Gitlin in charge of arrangements.
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Aged Woman Fractures Hip After Fall at Home
Mrs Kate Bates 87 of 516 West Church Street suffered a broken left hip after fainting and falling from a chair at her Corry home late Monday. She was taken to Corry Hospital and, amid advanced age, remains serious but resting as comfortably as possible.
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Kate
West Church Street
Corry Hospital
Shy
Ra. Bates
Hazy Spring Weather and Local News From Corry
Springlike weather prompts local hunters Emory Messenger and Melvin Dowse among others to report bucks near Morrison Ruin as 1984 calendars begin. Dodge dealers report 9,698 retail car deliveries for the week ending November 25, marking the 32nd weekly gain versus 1932. First all wine train passes through Corry bound for Newark with 175,000 gallons valued over 600,000. Stanford Hare Company holds special meeting after death of Clemence Fuller. Emma Hoyt returns home from Corry hospital after hip fracture. Christmas seals arrive for Tirle county residents. Assemblyman Joseph Schilling involved in Buffalo road crash. car demolished. Newell Gates among hunters with a 12 point buck near Kane. The first liquor license issued to Hotel Lawrence. Christmas decorations fees set and being paid. Campaign funds canvassing for Columbus jam. Loveland to report to State Department on Friday. Work begins on Pinchot road project from Warners Corners to Darrow’s Worners in Concord township. Hugh DeLairy travels to California for a three-week trip. wife Mrs. William Lugn staying in Milwaukee for the holidays.
Milk Price War Grips Erie Retail Market
Milk price cuts ripple through Erie as door to door delivery at a nickel per quart intensifies a price war. Spath and Hill Mill to feed stores below five cents, driving delivery prices to parity. Producers see monthly checks fall, while dairy by products salvage limited. John A. Barney of the Erie County Milk Producers' Association comments amid ongoing dairy conference in Harrisburg.
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Brig
Eris
Spath and
Hill Mill
John A. Barney
Erie County
Seartion
Hein Jin Harrisburg
Reception for Rev. Carl G. Heidt at St Edward's Hall
The general public is invited to a reception tonight at eight at St Edward's hall for Rev. Carl G. Heidt newly named rector of St. Elizabeth's church. A short program will be followed by a social hour. It is expected many local friends will attend to welcome the new pastor.
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Carl G. Heidt
St. Elizabeth's Church
St Edward's Hall
Girl Suffers Severe Burns in Turkey City Fire
Shirey girl Corin Shirey 18 of Elk Franklin Franklin area suffered severe burns Saturday at home when her skirt edge caught on a hot coal stove door and ignited. Her mother and brother David 5 smothered the flames with quilts after a brief, ineffective attempt to extinguish them.
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Franklin
Bes
Corin, Shirey
L. D. Shirey
Elk Street
Turkey City
David
B P W Club Met Monday In Health and Membership Session
Mrs Marion Wagner presided as 16 members gathered at West South street home for the Health and Membership Committee of the B P W Club. They voted five dollars to the International Federation and chose Woman Today for the club magazine. A Christ mas party social will host needy local children at the Woman's Club house.
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Marion Wagner
Laurana Murray
Inez Fitch
Hazel Menker
She
Youngsville Club
Woman's Club
Dorothy Hammond
Ethel McCraw
Wilma Rich
Crill Hnaye
Honor Roll Names From Bentor High School
A list of students from Bentor High School earning honor roll status across grades includes Howard J. Stntors-E Gurvity, Rob ust Belly, Julia Arni sin Rueke, Rhenborg, Tuntors fin, Robert Ing, GUnton strom, Mary Tolngva Stow, Bush Sophombr epilen, Bar Johnson, Fu toginia Lov, Hazel Reha ns, Henri Schramling, Wright, Mai Seniors, Luci Hen Wiaju Sophonior now, Verna Gibb ei Jor dann Myungstine L finiu MeCHi Marlotta Me Flatburny Fiera, Pall lor, atheri Vetlenburg.
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E Gurvity
Julia Arnisin Rueke
Rhenborg
Robert Ing
Gunton Strom
Mary Tolngva
Stow Bush Sophombrepilen
Bar Johnson
Lov Hazel Rehans
Henri Schramling
Wright
Mai
Yardt
Walt Dorothy Gee Phelps
Stel
Antute Chas Yin
Luci
Wiaju Sophonior
Verna
Gibbei Jordann Myungstine
Marlotta
Palllor
Atheri
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