Corry News Roundup of Theft and Local Events
The page reports a bicycle theft near Eye Rnblem OW sun Won in North Corry and an abandoned car tied to Gilbert Nichols of East Main. It also notes a marriage license filing in Erie, a farm price index rise, a 14-year-old boy’s mail theft attempt, and tax form mailings. Further items include job office closure for New Year’s, kidnapping arraignments, and a New York editor hospital status. An inquiry into Jehovah’s Witnesses literature distribution and a question about burning Christmas trees are included.
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Milton Mc
Wityre
Norsh Center Street
Eye
North Corry
Folie
Gilbert Nichols
East Main Street
McGinnies Likely to Retain County Post
Ripley veteran clerk of the board Josaph A. McGinnies said he would accept reelection if the board asks him, at the Mayville court house meeting. He noted the decision rests with the board, not himself, and he gave no firm plan beyond considering reelection.
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Jsmusley
Cuauauaua County
Board of Supervisors
Josaph A. McGinnies
Ripley
Court House
Mayville
McGinnies
Rin
Pourth Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
County urged to curb riff raff with zoning code
Erie county officials and Crawford County officials discuss a proposed county zoning code to regulate RV parks and worker influx tied to a new plant. Clayton Stark of the state commerce department cites expected 12,000 incoming workers by August and calls for rules on trailer spacing and farming site use. If legal, the county would consider enacting a similar code to prevent southern county disruption and manage migration.
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Erte
Crawford County
Clayton “Stark
Staip
Crawford Cqunty
Erie County
Tie County
Blark
Christmas Day and Community Lights at Clymer
The article chronicles a long list of Christmas Day gatherings at Clymer and nearby families including the Browns, Hogenboom, Vander Schant, Legters, and Rhebergen households. It notes a home lighting contest won by the Caflish and mentions hospital birth news in Jamestown and local social events at the Reformed Church, with prize awards and a note on William Wasink’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
C. E
Mex. Wheckers
Trinity Wiens
Idlightay Paitieti
Disliniind
Chile
Tater
George] Samphell
Pittsburgh
Hubert
Martisa Akin Brown
Jamestown
Albert Muruet
Int See
Huntington
Inn
Clifford Begters
Hogenboom
Cornelius Ruslink
Marvin Fuslink
Arthur Nobbs
Edward Ristink
Philip
Doris
Willian Hogenboom
Norman Hogenboom
Mary Ann
Clarence Rhebergen
Evelyn Beth
Winifred
Gilbert Vander Schant
Arihuy Johnson
Paul Meerdink
Corry
de Legters
Everett Legters
Warren, Mu. and
Noy
Harold Legters
James TenHaken
Wid
Howard Lesters
Cliford Legters
Mortis
Charles Legters
Leo McCann
Alma, Vander Schaaf
Frederick Vander . Schant
Gerrit Thammer
Walter Sehryers
Shirley
Jean
Lestie Garlizeh
Alan Neckers
Jay Tenpis
Erie
Cliffori Schies
Floyd King
Abram King
Phyliss ‘Fenons
Brie
Shirley Sehruers
Fred Beckerink
Leonard Berkteying
Claude Beckerink
Winifred Beckerik
Lawrence Watrous
Ray Boland
Everett
Gerald Boland
Harry Beckerink
Gerald Bennink
Eldred Rouse
Ehilten
Ruth Beckevilte
Mess Lovkenhouse
Henry Gravinis
Ters
Qornéling Legters
Willian Gravink
Deleo
Mar Iy
Joey Gravink
Japetty
Jay Grivipk
Leon ‘Tenhasien
Norma
May
Roy Gravink
Burl Beckerink
Rogen
Join Leutuy
Joyce
Pil
Bexijunin Vewlnkte
Gary
South Dayton
Ethel Wassink
Raymonit Wassink
Ralph Wassink
Mons
Toni Wissiins
Mortine
Line Tite
Jaronte
H. J Veniente
Gordon Schermer~horn
Bradford
Syd
Harry Schermerhorn
Jimmy
Ripley
Amit
Athy Schermerhorn
Enel Osborne
Trying Tyler
Resineds
Jock Parmeter
William Rnevergen
John Rickers
Dorotha Mae
John
Wilbur Rickers
Tratt Rhebergen
Kenmore
N.Y
Gladys Grover
Findley Lake
Henry Rhebergen
Frederic
Alan
Howard Rhebergen
Evely
Berh
James Grayvnk
Janette
Gilbert J. Too
Carol Jane
Donna May
Henry Habinle Bir
Beverly
Jeremias
Pillsburgh
Hattie Tewinkle
Lovienort
Siser
Garret Habink
Clymer Central Boktnta
Leslie Caflisch
Clyde Howles
Walter Berinink
Msc. Maude Coe
Pinchey
Mildred Fardiiik
Rochester
Sahrnday
William Wassind
Brocton
Wasaink
Clymer
Cly
Aney
Warren forms air raid group in Warren County
Warren forms a county air raid wardens service as about 250 men attend the first class session led by Ty Reed at the state Department of Labor and Industry. William C. Stuart and aides are present with sector wardens named to serve posts countywide while officials discuss duties and emergency procedures.
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Warrin
Nec
Warren County
J. Reed
State Department of Abor and Industry
Air Reid Werden
William C. Stuart
Reed
Holiday hours at post office for New Year’s Day 1982
The post office will open from 9 to 10 in the morning with stamp general delivery and parcel post windows operating. Mails will be dispatched and delivered as on regular days. City and rural carriers are not required to serve routes on this holiday.
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Jarmasy
Orlook
Ladies Mixon and Aid Society
Wolock
Reformed Chirely
D. D. Samuelson
Epworth
Meadville Alien Held For Court Action
William Wittaboe, 45, Meadville, pleaded guilty before U S Commissioner David Giford to failing to comply with alien registration. Mitsios, Lithuanian native and resident since 1913, was arrested and sent to border patrol. he claimed he had no such job to justify nonregistration. Sentenced to prison in default of $500 bond to await next federal term. Curtis D. Thompson, 78, Clarion drilling contractor and gas producer, died yesterday morning at his Towne home after a long career in transport and gas services.
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William Wittaboe
Meadville
U. S
David
Giford
Mitsios
Lithuania
Border Patrol
Mitskos
Curtis D. Thompson
Clarion| Tensity
Au Glatton
Record of Jamestown 1941 construction permits and New Year notices
Jamestown records show 1941 construction permits totaling 647,000 dollars, with 89,000 more than 1999 and 109,000 more than 1938. New Year prayers and church notices are listed, including services at the Reformed church and Methodist church with dates, times, and upcoming meetings.
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Jamestown
Buffalo Livestock Market Report December 1
Buffalo market summary shows feeders and calves trading mixed. hogs steady to firm and cows and bulls mixed. Pittsburgh Produce notes slow demand with apples and potatoes steady while New York stock activity ends year with tax-driven profit taking and mixed closes.
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Buffalo
Oylter and Cotpmon
Pittsburgh
Virginia
West Virginia
New York
Fay
Feas
Manila
Iyi Hn
Init
Gerier
Lly
American Smelter
Aly
American T A& T
Angeonday
Am Atlantic Refining
Bathichem Steel Bendix Aviation
Boellcz Airplane
Columbia
Gme Chrysler
General Maton Benneroth
Montgomery Ward Fi
National Bley Jo
WM Mablonal Dairy
New York Central
Worthern Pacific
Portmount
Penna RR Panney
Owl Standard Gil
Studebaker _Texas U
Stee
Wastingtouse
Electrac Woolworth
Accsis
Bellowr
Prue
Vourgeinwy
SLY
Curt ‘Aero Supple
Arkansas
Bitthy Bervice
South Penn
Ambiguous OCR: local sports notes and names mixed
Fragmentary OCR text lists athletes and events from a school or college meet. It mentions hall, rovers, gymnasts, a 10 yard dash, a 200 yard relay, and a golf trophy. Several names appear: Banonis, Westfall, Mayers, Cooke, Vardon, and Brown. The passage is garbled and lacks a coherent narrative or dates.
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Theo Jame
Jeason
Severul
Distac
Passyvear
Cooke
Brie
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Eo-tong ‘i
Charles Weicht
Mary J. LaMachie
Richard Bogart
West Ghibets Steel
Lwa
First Avenue
Hime
Pittslugh
Ilernal Revenue Bureau
Pennsylvania
William Myers
R.D
Edward Greene
R. D
Westerney
Leon Brown
Roger Lee Robinson
Nelson M. Robinson
East South Street
Cuttine
Charles B. Driscoll
Lee Wood
New ‘York World-Telegram
Uling Hospital
Danbury
Gonn
Workson
Driscoll
Corry Hoy
Wood
The
Warfel Galinty Agricultural Extension’, Association
Denthouse
Warren
Wednes Sage
Beni Aviation Corp
County
TNT
Gerrit Timmer
Duntor G
Teacer
Fhois
Gabriel
G. B
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Bessie van Karden
United States
Powell Motor Company
Berens
Sorth Clymer
Tchwelpek
D. Samuelson
Pustor
Peotle
North Clymver
Anneune
Sele
Sea 3
Lt Feir
A. J. Alkens
Bivetereal
Alvin G. Bennink
E. Wayne Shaid
Center St
Ata
Cotten & Sons
Balesman
Bierwiler
East Praderick St
Bnilcott-Johnson
Cate Doirnal
Busi
North Center ST
G.N. Woody
Second Avenue
WEASE
Sywill Merchandise Investment Requisidd
Pax
Acticlas
Albert Tmhoft
Spring Creek
Mould
Prospect Street
Raigh
Templar
Gall
Washington
West South Street
W. Merrick
uNge
Blavle Gen
Comimadore Winthew
Perry
Tine
Aucfion
Athe Payne Sales
Olyverville
Mana
Stemkaupper
B. Payne
Tab
Heaven
Rio Grande
Trench Gnisna
Spencer's Cash Mills
Doane's
HOWE
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Haiee Fronh
West Smith Street
Dial
Toaulve
Bond St
Tnauive
Park Stress
Quy
Franklin Street
Ater
John B. Patterson
Orphans Court
Irie County
Ethel Patterson
George M. Mason
Cora G. Smith
Com G. Smith
City of
Register of Wills
Sali
William Snyder
Challide Street
Rowheslen
Buniti
Center ST. Corry
Ens
Lomec
Mervine
Sor Alka Eltze
Kartinr Bt
Nea
Me Oo
Dros
Auc
Nurs
Duksing
C. D. Brooks
South Center Street
Patterson Building
South
South Center Streets
Brooks
Hamet Hospital
Fieavier Medi
Apne Peat m Yi Cay
Parkhura
Hitler
Blair
Nationel Gwatiray
Foothall
Southwest
Fordham
Missouri
Oregon
Christian Elastic
All-Anwick
Georgia Bulldog Southwest
Crimnol
Aggie
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University
Tulan
Ina Mately Rover
Lunia
Wildung
Bluncin
Crimiott Peabody
Hi Bent Banonis
William Dudley
Brant Sisteve
Lach
Diber’ Westfall
Auteran Rani Siniylh
Fea
Picker
Althous
Jil
Uigwrs
Pha. Brown
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