Corry News Briefs Report Police, Fires, Rail Update
City police ended a family incident on West Pleasant Street before officers arrived as Inez sustained minor injuries. A boiler explosion at Advance Cleaners damaged the boiler room but no fire. Aero Supply Mfg. Co. suspended operations for a week during inventory. State aid may drop 6,200 aged and 1,500 families from relief if Social Security fails to cover basic needs. Trains returned to schedule after snow, with a gas-out crash injuring Elwood Reynolds but sparing him serious harm. Churches planned Feast of the Epiphany observances in Corry. Looting at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Erie yielded unspecified cash from multiple collection boxes. Erie harbor warns skaters and fishermen about unsafe ice. Jamestown post office reports record Christmas season with stamp sales over 300,000 dollars and over 1.5 million small stamps sold. Corry Public Library hours reduced to afternoons. Clyde M. Lewis funeral set. Early 1947 farm income projected to rise 20-25 percent. potential record cash income near 900 million. Eugene Gumbleton of Brooklyn dies. memorial services held.
George A Curry Dies at Dunkirk Hospital
George A Curry of 108 West Congress street died at Brooks Memorial Hospital Dunkirk NC this morning at 6 o'clock after a period as patient. Born February 3 1873 in Spartansburg he moved to Curry 20 years ago to live with nephew Lawrence Thomas. Surviving wife Lula Curry Fredonia daughter Jennie Blute Glenn Falls NY three stepdaughters Lawrence Beamish Fredonia sister Sadie Thomas Union City and several nephews and nieces. Friends may call at Davison Funeral Home and service to be held Thursday at 2 30 pm interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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George A. Curry
Dunkirk
West
Congress Street
Brooks Memorial Hospital
N. C
Spartansburg
Curry
Lawrence Thomas
Fredonia
B. P.O. Biks Lodge
Lula Curry
Jennie Blute
Glenn Falls
Lawrence Beamish
Sadie Thomas
Union City
Loren ‘Thomas
Alfred Morrison
Davison
Pine Grove Cemetery
Former Resident Minnie Versins Recalls Daughter's Death
Mrs. Minnie Versins of Renxon Street learned from Mrs. Pearl Wilson of New York City that Miss Dane Wilson died November 6 while traveling to Europe on vacation. The Wilson family were former residents of West Wayne Street with many grieving friends.
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Minnie Versins
Renxon Street
Pearl Wilson
New York City
Dane Wilson
Miss Wilson
Europe
Wilson
Resi Jfents
West Wayne Street
Miss ‘Wilson
Transportation Facilities Test For New York Snow Storm
New York reports show transportation systems near normal as commuters return to work after a record snowfall. Subways operate normally, buses and trolleys still hampered by ice while rail service improves. 67 deaths tied to the storm and cleanup costs estimated between 3 and 7 million dollars. A radio appeal urges residents to clear streets, with 20 000 workers and 2000 machines mobilized.
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Associated Press
New York
William O'Dwyer
Maine
District of Columbia
New York City
la Guardia Field
Italian King Dies in Exile After Mussolini Rule
Vittorio Emanuele III died in exile at his Alexandria villa at age 83 after thirty years of subservience to Mussolini. He abdicated influence as Allies neared in 1943 and later denounced Mussolini and Hitler while seeking asylum with the Allies. His wife Princess Elena was at his side when he fell ill with double pneumonia.
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Double Preumonia
Vittorio Emanuele
Mussolini
Associated Presa
Alexandria
Egypt
Vittorio Emanuele T
Benito Mussolini
House of Savoy
Italy
Flona
Lisbon
Amiberto
Alexanasia
Mussolinni
Intter
Rome
Pietro Badoglio
Mediterranean
Hitler
Thyme's long medical use spans ancient to modern times
Thyme, a fragrant herb used since ancient times, was recommended for epilepsy by Pliny the Roman naturalist and remains in modern medicine for cough syrups and remedies. The plant is a small, sweet-smelling shrub about six inches high with purplish flowers and is a common herb in cooking.
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Pliny
Golden Lax Tablets Claim Quick Relief for Constipation
An advertisement touts Golden Lax Tablets for sluggish bowel action and toxin removal. It asserts internal cleanliness as healthy, urges forming a habit of use, and lists pricing at 50 cents and availability at drug stores.
Bear Lake Resident Minnie Mullaney Dies at 86
Minnie Mullaney of Bear Lake died yesterday at home at age 86. Born in Columbus, she spent her life in the area. Survived by sister Margaret Mullaney and brother Thomas Mullaney, six nieces and nephews. Services at St Thomas Church Wednesday morning at 10. Friends may call Bracken-Kegling Funeral Home.
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Minnie Mullaney
Isear Lake
Columbus
Columby Bear Lake
Margaret Mullaney
Thomas Mullaney
St Thom
Treasury Arbores Washington Balance and Expenditures
Treasury report from Washington dated December 29 shows a balance of 2 840 370 192 78 dollars and expenditures totaling 256 725 607 299 00 across unsettled accounts. The document lists a large overall financing figure with a notable older balance and recurring credits and debits described in ledger form.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Requiem Mass Today for Mrs. Mary Blair
A solemn requiem mass for the late Mrs. Mary Dial Blair was held at St. Thomas Church conducted by John Lave of St. Augustine and Rev. John Di Sand as deacon with Rev. Proncis J. Graves as sub deacon. Bearers included Charles Dewey, Hurian Davis, Walter Sweet, Robert Brown, Liv Grosm and James P. Sullivan. Burial followed in the family plot at St. Elizabeth Cemetery with relatives Decker Blair and others in attendance from Syracuse Meadville Au Vu Mint and nearby communities.
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Mary F. Blair
Mary Dial
Sting Bila Myrnig
St. Thomas' Church
Tay
John Lave
St. Augustine, Ploeidas
John di Sand
Weit
Proncis J. Graves
Charles Dewey
Hurian Davis
Walter Sweet
Robert Brown
Liv Grosm
James P. Sullivan
Rob
St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery
Love
Uhosey
Decker Blair
Vbn
Brice Koabensane
Mil Aied
Dnb. L
Binkr
Meanie W
Spreter
Elizabeth Kinley
Syracuse
Blair
Meadville
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John J. Quinn
Titusvile
Advance Cleaners
Titusville
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
State Department of Public Assistance
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Corry
New Irvine
Jack L. Reynforte
Olds
Warren
Bruce
Ziegler
Endeavor
Elwood Reynolds
St. Thomas Church
V'Vlock
St. Elzabeth’s
Tes
St. Mary's Man Catholic Church
Erie
Peninsula
Jamestown
Clyde M. Lewis
Miles Horst
Horst
Wiliam J. Gumbleton
Liberty Street
Eugene Gumbleton
Brooklyn
Mr. Gumbleton Hiad
Cusha
Wie
Wildegarde
Tildegarde
Hotel Plaza
Te Hotel
North Center Street
R, P, Beckwith
Equipment Willys
N. Center Sy
Wisl
Thomas Motor Co
Ey Penn Histubas
Hutla
Steigns
Vicks
San Quentin Road
San Diego
Cal
Eugene Harp
Tack McCoy
King City
International Soundphoto
Cortland
Florida
Ha Loblaw
Bc Inc
Abc
Bear Lake
Essley
Turner
Berlo
East Main Street
Ducky
Thioride
Heiman Jewelers
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