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Man G. T. Bergmat, production manager, entered at the post office as second class mail. Subscription rates listed: nine dollars per year, four dollars seventy five cents for six months. By mail with restricted territory. Carrier rate seven cents per copy and forty two cents per week. Display advertising rates on application. Display deadline nine p m prior publication date.
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Crosby Brothers Likely Breakup Over Gary’s Health and Ideas
Hollywood highlights report that Gary Crosby may end the Crosby Brothers act after a dispute in Montreal and a deteriorating throat, with Gary pursuing a solo career at 20th Century Fox and credits with John Wayne. The younger brothers wish to continue, but Gary’s insistence on solo work and tensions may end the group.
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Corry Ministers Describe The Incarnation Christmas Meditation
Rev Elmer A Ortner expounds on John 3 16 17 explaining the incarnation as God becoming man to save the world He outlines gods methods from patriarchs to prophets failing and concludes Christmas centers on God sending His Son to redeem humanity with Jesus born of the Virgin Mary in a manger with shepherds and star dust.
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Five Erie Boy Scouts Overcome By Gas Fumes
Five members of Boy Scout Troop 90 at Camp Sequoia near West Springfield were overcome by coal gas fumes from an antique stove during a weekend outing. Fifteen scouts escaped unharmed. four were treated at St. Vincent Hospital and released, the fifth later, also released.
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Slain Dem Leader Found In Slums
Police recovered the body of a Denver banker and longtime Democratic leader in a park near the slums after he was slain. He was a civic figure, president of the Bank of Denver, and leaves a widow Marie Kathleen and three children. Born in Telluride and educated at Rutgers and Westminster Law School, he held active party roles throughout life. An empty wallet and missing wristwatch were noted.
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Corry News and Events from December 14 1989
Geneva reports the League of Nations expels Soviet Russia over the In land invasion. Corry merchants enjoy open evenings for Christmas shoppers as the first heavy snow of the season falls. Local authorities allow hotel and restaurant amusements hours. post office extends stamp service to 9 PM starting December 16. Corry Hospital board meets with routine business. high school football banquet held at Lovells Inn with Ladies Aid providing dinner.
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Auto crash kills Pittsburgh man near DuBois
An auto strike on Route 119 near DuBois on Saturday killed John Mitterer Jr. of Pittsburgh, 48, who was a passenger. The crash occurred when the vehicle struck a bridge abutment.
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YMCA Calendar Week of December 1
YMCA events outline a busy week with activities for teens and adults. Highlights include Teen-Talk Committee Meeting, Tri-Hi and TH-HI-Y activities, china painting classes, Alpha HI-Y Club, a square dance class, and a WOTR broadcast from 8 to 11 pm. No teen frolics this week and a basketball game plus school dance are noted.
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Pa Hunters Target Doe in Three Day Antlerless Season
Abadi reports Pennsylvania hunters, after buck season closures, have a three day antlerless deer season starting today. A total of 371,650 permits were issued county quotas with daily hunting from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Permits apply only to issuing counties and quotas vary by county based on herd estimates and land use. Last year 65,187 antlerless white tails were taken during the three day period.
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Protestant ministers praise Cuba religious freedom shift
Three Protestant ministers from Colonia New Jersey Wallingford Connecticut and New York say Cuba’s castro regime respects religious freedom more than Batista did. They were in Havana prepping for a World Harvest Evangelism campaign set to begin next January lasting four to six weeks.
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