New Glass Plant at Kane to Reopen Soon
Kane residents learned that a glass industry plant will reopen within 16 days after reconstruction of fire damaged tanks at the former Kane Glassware site. Summit Glass Company plans to move offices to Route 219 front building, with gas for fuel arranged by Penn Counties Gas Company. Production tents to enable continuous operation. will make fruit jars globe glass and neon glass. Charles W. Butters returned from a week in Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
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Kane
Worl
Kane Glassware Company
G Edmonds
Summit Glass Company
Penn Counties Gas Company
East Kane Road
Biddle Street
Route 219
Mt. Jewett
Hurricane
W. Va
Wichita Falls
Texas
Ohio
Focal
Board to Organize For Year at December Meeting
The Corry School District board meets tonight at 7 30 in the Library building for officer elections and rules of procedure. The old board will convene first to finish any carryover business. Re-election of Mrs Barnes as president is expected, with Dr Bennett as vice president and Blaine Kincaid likely to be reappointed as solicitor.
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Board of Education
B. C. Barnes
C. F. Bennett
Blaine Kincaid
Corry
Barnes
Wounded deer chases man in Bear Creek area
Ridgway December 7 Bernard Minchell of West Main street faced a wounded deer during a Bear Creek hunt. After the eight point buck charged him as it lay, Minchell fled 76 yards then killed the animal with a final shot, escaping serious injury.
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Ridgway
Bernard Minchell
West Main Street
Minchell
Khick
Rabbit Fever Cases Improving at Erie
Erie December 7 three persons were stricken with rabbit fever during the past week. Dr J R Smith city health officer announced as he classified the diseases among 82 communicable cases reported to the bureau. The victims were two young men who hunted near Girard where they bagged five and six rabbits and the mother of one hunter. The men were about 21 and the mother 42. Dr Smith said all three were recovering rapidly from the disease which comes from infections carried by rabbits.
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Erie
Wek
J. R. Smith
Bureau
Girard
Smith
Christmas seals drive funds to aid Corry TB services
J Kenneth Winter of the Erie County Health and Public Welfare Association announces a 1986 Christmas seal campaign in Corry. Proceeds will stay in Corry to finance clinics, health exams, and tuberculosis work, with residents urged to subscribe and support the local program.
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Ghrivtua Koala
Corry
J. Kenneth Winter
Erie County Health and Pubernutosia, Associaion
LOM
Uulselty
Winter
Tuberculosis Association
Association
Erie Truck Drivers Win Vacation Fight
Erie December 7 the truck drivers union No 897 appears to have won a struggle to secure paid vacations for city hourly workers on the payroll for more than a year. Charles Bates union president canvassed council members before budget sessions and a letter from business agent L Jennings was read urging approval for next year. City council instructed City Solicitor E M Murphy to prepare legislation for an early meeting to address the request that would affect all hourly paid workers.
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Erie
Yie
Charles Bates
L. D. Jennings
E. M. Murphy
Harvest Dinner Highlights Grange No 55 Meeting
Corry Grange No 55 held its annual Harvest dinner at Maceabee hall with seventy five members attending at one o clock. A business meeting followed under overseer Jasper Drake. The afternoon featured floor drills music and singing. The degree team led by Harold Hastins planned to travel to Waterford Monday to confer degrees. The group wore new uniforms and regalia.
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Corry Grange No. 55
Maceabee Hall
The
Grange
Jasper Drake
Harold Hastins
Waterford
Voice Warning Against Frozen Water Meters
Public Service Commission in Harrisburg warns about frozen water pipes and meters. Running water all night may avoid freezing but raises metered costs. If a meter freezes due to consumer neglect, charges for fire repairs may fall on the user. Company liability ends at the street curb. repairs from curb to meter are paid by the consumer.
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Harrisburg
Dec. T
Public Service Commission
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Charles W. Butters
Harrisbure
Philadelphia
Charles Stewart
HEINZ
del Monte
Pillsbury
Dempsey
Tunney
Nation, Bank OF Cory
Washington, D. C
Ridgway Hunter
Absour Drigela’s
Bettes Company, Inc
DuBois, Pa
Bherak
Sandabou
Tuo
Mantel Radio
Montgomery Ward
Butte
Mont
Albert Westrich
Vehriilas
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center St
Christmas Club
Winder
Journal
Oime
Vogue Co
Jackson, Tenn
Moore
Carter Hil
Clarion County
Glynn McAllister
West Wayne Street
Conrad's
N. Center SL
Tagtog
Philvos
RCA
Conrad’s
N. Center St
Ical Merchand
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company
Federal Street
Youngstown
McCray
Center St
SAILE
Bath
Blize
Ustion
Miss Failery Music Parlor
Arthur Scouten
Talkaday
Darrow's Corners
Spartansburg
Conca Ridge
Oliny
Bat Y's
Arthur Scovten
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