Paragraf shows winners and notices from Corry VFW and local events
Bernard Porter of Spring Creek won a show mobile donated by the Corry Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars as part of post fund raising. The Lafayette Tax Service in Meadville received a 10 cent base fare increase effective January 6, raising the first half mile to 55 cents. The increase aims to cover higher operating costs, with about 6700 dollars more yearly expected. The death of Catherine McKeon Street at Memorial Hospital in Lockport was reported. she was born July 24, 1878 in Herkimer and survived by two nieces. Final rites in Oakfield will precede burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. The state Bureau of Traffic Safety released a list of suspensions including Howard Labowski of Corry for seven months speeding. The Full Gospel Fellowship Church Christmas program is set for tonight at 7:45. City police early today retrieved a car to return it home after a driver, intoxicated, refused a blood test. officers guided the vehicle home along multiple streets. Groundbreaking for a $2.9 million Jamestown Community College science engineering and arts building occurred. the project will total about $5 million in modern facilities. Titusville police charged Theodore R. Brown, 13-year-old alleged assault case. Virgil Prentice Ettinger, 67, tax official and Prentice-Hall board member, died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Lafayette Tax Service
Meadville
Lockport
N.Y
Memorial Hospital
Catherine McKeon Street
Herkimer
J. Glenn Street
Corry
Clare Joslin
Oakfield
Grace Phipps
Larchmont
Burdett and Sanford Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
South Second Avenue
South Center Street
Airport Road
Spring Sweet
Sherman Street
Second Avenue
Gas Company Elevates Three In Erie
Pennsylvania Gas announces leadership moves with Ralph Grimm named president effective January 1 replacing Neil Donovan. John M. Brown becomes senior vice president and director, William J. Hill Jr. moves to Erie distribution chief. Grimm has a long career in gas utilities, Brown joined in 1949, Hill started in 1949, and the firm serves 100000 customers across Pennsylvania and New York with headquarters in Erie Warren and Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Pennsylvania Gas Company Today
Ralph £. Grimm
Neil B. Donovan
John M. Brown
William J. Hill Jr
Erie
Grimm
M. S. Cobbett Yester Brown
Bearice Huffman
Marion Street
Charles Elchynski
Moose’s
Jacqueline Burnett
Waynestree
Triangle Shoes
North Center Street
Hill
Allegheny College
National Fuel Gas Company
United Natural Gas Company
Oil City
Iroquois Gas
Brown
Pennsylvania Gas Company
West Virginia University
Pennsylvania Gas
Pennsylvania
New York State
Erie, Warren and Corty
Jamestown
New York
Sewer project costs come in under bid as work ends
Council announced payoffs for sewer work with total bills under contract. West end job cost 26 137 vs 29 571 bid. North Center street 3 160 vs 3 291 bid. Additional paving and curbing may reach 5 000 to 6 000, with lease issues causing a 1 000 overrun. Street work covers King Wayne Pine Dalley Maple and two off street lots. End of walkout note from Rome says 150 000 municipal bus and streetcar operators ended a four hour strike at midnight after affecting Christmas shopping.
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Council
West End
North Center Street
Johnson
King, Wayne and
Pine Streets
Dalley
Maple Avenues
East Washington Street
Park Street
Rome
Italy
Corry Chamber Warns of Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills
A. Doc Long, manager of the Corry Chamber of Commerce, warns local merchants to watch for counterfeit ten dollar bills circulating in the Erie area. The fakes are a darker green with expected serials B 6859 29A and B 117 22c BOA. Albert Wood reports his beagle escaped yesterday, trailing a chain on its collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc) Long
Corry
Albert Wood
East South Street
Hat
Remarkable Marine Survives Grenade Injury in Da Nang
The Leatherneck, slightly scarred at jaw and neck, is reported to have a hairline throat scar from a breathing tube. He can write on a notepad and is expected to speak in three to six weeks. A spokesman noted the rifle grenade likely traveled about ten yards after detonation near him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Nang
Chandler
Leatherneck
Kennedy Widow Contends with Gruesome Manuscript Details
The source relays Mrs. Kennedy objected to graphic passages in a manuscript about President Kennedy’s assassination. It notes her reaction to the Oswald identification, her disdain for the civil rights comment, and details about the wedding ring exchange and her attendance at Cabaret. It also mentions a last night with the president before Dallas on November 22, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bernard Porter
Spring Creek
Corry Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Howard Labowski
R. D. J. Corry
Full Gospel Fellowship Church
Donald Bankes
Community College
JOC
JCC
Titusville
Theodore R. Brown
Pleasantsville
N. Allen Love
Scarsdale
Virgil Prentice Ettinger
Prentice-Hall Inc
Gannon College
Jackie
U.S.D.A
Chuck Roast
Wilson
Shurfine
California
Maxwell House Coffee
Susan
Nestle’s
Libby
Jersey
Ua Pie
Florida
Santa
Cgennettr Gilt
Center
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