Winter forecast and local news from Corry Erie area
The extended forecast for December 20 to 24 shows cool, mostly dry conditions with pockets of snow in the north and light southward shifts. In divorce news, Ernest W. Whaley, serving in Germany, is granted a divorce from Betty Jane Whaley on adultery grounds, joining several other pending cases in Erie county courts. Local incidents cover a bank arrest, a gasoline truck jackknife on ice, lost travel checks, and minor vehicle collisions. Business notes report many gas stations closing for Christmas, a Dr Pepper prize for bowling scores, staff additions at the recreation center, and funds raised for a Christmas tree display in Corry. A decorated Christmas tree is placed in the Citizens Bank lobby.
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Comny
Ernest W. Whaley
U. S. Army
Germany
Betty Jane Whaley
Curry
Erie County
Kilmeny
Wassink
Corry
John
Chamer
Mary Alice Christensen
Erie
Marinus Christensen
Columbus Townsip
Milk price proposal set for Rochester three months
Albany December 20 The State Agriculture Department proposed a milk price of 6.80 per 100 pounds for the Rochester marketing area for the first quarter of 1948. It would preserve the current 5.80 per hundred pounds for Class 1 fluid milk and 4.30 for Class 2-A full cream, pending three months of operation and April review. Producers who testified December 11 said costs prevent a price cut now and will decide by December 22 whether to approve. A hearing on Buffalo area prices is scheduled for December 26.
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Albany
State Agriculture Department
Rochester
Rochester Area
Buffalo
Four Bodies In Plane Wreckage Near Terre Haute
Associated Press report from Terre Haute Indiana details a four passenger private plane found wrecked five and a half miles southeast of the city. Few bodies were recovered and no identifications were immediately available. The Hulman Field superintendent said the St Louis to Indianapolis plane had sent a locating message before contact was lost. The wreckage showed no fire and the gas tanks were empty.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William ©. Jones
Hulman Field
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Jones
Infant Burned In Crib In Titusville Home
Jimmy Haas ten months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hass, sustained severe burns when a window curtain fell onto him and a gas heater. His mother freed him, and he was rushed to Titusville Hospital where doctors described the burns as severe and the outcome uncertain.
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Titusvile
Jimmy Haas
Roger Haas
Titusville Hospital
Tracy
Funeral services Friday here for Stanley Boehm
Funeral services for Stanley G. Boehm were held Friday at 2:30 PM at Bracker Keating Funeral Home with Rev Filldebrand officiating. Bearers included Charles Joy Andrew Hansen H A Ford Charles Shuss D Q Daughtery Ray Wolford and Jay Craker. Temporary interment followed in Pine Grove Mausoleum with attendees from away including Alma Boehm Charlone Andernor and sons Jack and Todd W Leingang Demari Leingang John Anderson of Erle Mr. and Mrs Nelson Williams of Sherman and Rufus Kooblitt H A Ford and son Daniel of Mendville.
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Stanley G. Boehm
Bracker-Keating
Filldebrand
Charles Joy
Andrew Hansen
H. A. Ford
Charles Shuss
D. Q. Daughtery
Ray Wolford
Jay Craker
Pine Grove
Mra
Alma Boehm
Charlone Andernor
Jack
Todd
Miners End Strike At Seven Pits In Oakdale
More than 2,000 miners at seven pits of the Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. agreed to return to work Monday according to District 5 United Mine Workers President John Busarello.
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Oakdale
Pittsburgh Consolidation Goal Co
John Busarello
District 5
United Mine Workers
Roused by Childhood Illness and Clerical Lineage
A doctor notes the child's mouth may impede nourishment and that initial treatment responses are uncertain. The statement references President Arthur, Cleveland, and Wilson as sons of ministers, highlighting a contrast between medical prognosis and historical lineage.
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Arthur, Cleveland and
Wilson
Services Held For Riceville Veteran Died On D Day
Veterans and townspeople honored Pvl. Rona ws Stover of Riceville who died in World War II. His funeral at Spartansburg followed services at Charles W. Torrey and Son Funeral Home. Stover, of Star Route Titusville, served in the 29th Infantry Division. Cpl John Butler escorted the body from Philadelphia. an American Legion escort attended. The Jay Huff Post 688 of the American Legion led the memorial. Residents displayed the all‑masted flag as shops closed. Rev. Paul Whitcomb officiated. bearers included Ralph Martin and Henry Mandelville. The flag was presented to the mother after burial.
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Pvl
Rona
Ws Stover
Normandy
Riceville
Charles W.torrey
Ralph Martin
H. Winton
Thea Anthony
Ernest Shreve
Steve Janoski
Ralph Winton
William ‘Thompson
Hinry
St Edward's Students Prepare Sunday Carrolling Service
A chorus of 32 St Edward's School students will sing carols Sunday night under Sister Macy Ellen. Rev Brineis J Graves will accompany as parish pastor and school superintendent. They plan visits to the hospital, shut ins and parish friends at about 7 20 o'clock honoring St Thomas feast day.
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ST. Edward's
St. Edward's School
Macy Ellen
Brineis J. Graves
St. ‘Thomas
Russia blamed for failure of Big 4 meet
Marshall accused Molotov of using the talks for propaganda to please Germany. He argued the Soviet seizure of eastern Germany created a monopolistic hold over industry, viewing it as a major reason for the meeting’s collapse. He faulted Molotov for withholding information and criticized the stalled path to a united Germany.
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Russia
Gorubuem
Molotov
Germany
Marshall
Gion
Soviet Union
Lonedon
Wny Uy
Nour Zones
Addel
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Jamestown
Merrill Lillie
Roosevelt
Highway
Bankenness
Wilbur Ross
Sixth Avenue
East Main Street
East Columbus
Apehue
F. H. Hopson
Union City
Ta City Police
South First Avenue
West South Street
Homer Snapp
Spartansboro
Peter Revelle
South Center Street
South Center
Pleasant Streets
Rezzelle
Southwater Steel Hill
Spapp
Delmar Knight
Citizens Bank
Associated Press
Stanley Boehm
Paul's
Giving
Topp
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
North Center Street
Dick Fowler
Spring Street Corry
Coop
Mater
General Electric
Meerdink
West Main and
Spring Streets
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