Corry News Roundup Mixes Local Updates and Plans
A wide array of local items fills the page including service delays at Btcile, hotel manager Oswalt hosting a dinner for Joseph Burkhart who leaves work due to heart trouble, and tax help at the Municipal building with state and county reps available tomorrow. Victor Dempsey becomes Erie county sealer of weights and measures. Toward Harrington seeks clinic treatment after a nervous breakdown and leave of absence from the sewer project. Invitations go out for the M C A dinner next Monday at St Paul’s hall. Special trips to Niagara Falls carry visitors to view the honeymoon bridge wreckage, described as a successful Erie railroad excursion. Mrs Roosevelt named chairwoman of a foundation fundraiser. work on the Tionesta dam likely begins before month’s end. Harold G Wolfe speaks on Lincoln and Pennsylvania banking institutions. safety bureau reports 429 driver card actions week. Roosevelt opens Boy Scout anniversary week with a WEAF WOR and WABCO broadcast. Dr Theodore VAte named Warren hospital trustee. Masonic group probes Dewy Day club for Erie center.
Corryites Picked as Civil Court Jurors
Three residents of Corry and vicinity were drawn for jury service at the March term of civil court at Eve Saturday. Civil court opens Monday March 7. One hundred jurors were drawn by Sheriff Carl Kuppler and Jury Commissioners Harry Wagner and Mrs. Katherine T. Leary. Corry residents Bruce A. Smith Mabel Akam and Cora Rourke named for the term. others from the eastern county include John J. Burger Merle S. Clank Ray J. Cooner Frank Kennedy Orville.
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Corry
Carl Kuppler
Harry Wagner
Katherine T. Leary
Bruce A. Smith
Frederick Street
Mabel Akam
Cora’ Rourke
Warren Y Leader to Address Local Meeting
Warren Y M C A secretary announces R W Reynolds will speak at the annual dinner Monday February 14 at 6 15 p m in the Lutheran church. Reynolds has spoken publicly and will deliver a talk of community concern with a more concentrated program of activities. invitations extend to members and spouses with calls for non invitees to contact local offices.
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R. W. Reynolds
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Reynolds
Corty
Sohh
Dwwonic
Rotary Cluanil
Bigtiuiood
Aga
Corry Nem
B. W. Wiseman
Northwest
Mary Anderson
Eten Lodge
Antoinette Bars5si
J. Dudald Atson
Tose
A. H.llstrom
C.M. Hengel
War Vets Seek Erse Positions
FBI reports that city council faces a decision on mandatory wart veterans positions under civil service laws. A delegation of 22 men from 12military organizations, led by Chairman Harold Moot, pressed council members to honor veterans preference, visiting each member to gauge support for change.
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FBI
Cty
Harold Moot
Charles R. Barber
Aged Invalid Dies In Blaze In Cremmville Pa
Charles Fell aged 73 died in a fire at his frame home on a Saturday night. Neighbors could not reach him as flames blocked entry. Mrs Frank I McGranahan, who lived with him, had been away shopping when the blaze broke out. Fire was spotted by John Byler and Paul Sheppard who lived nearby but could not enter. Mercer County coroner William A Applegate said the investigation and council stance hinge on city solicitor opinions.
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Cremmville
Charles Fell
Frank I McGranahan
Tad Bone
Greenville
John Byler
Paul Sheppard
Hed Galna
Shesdway
Mercer County Corner
William A. Applegate
Ian
Duke of Windsor to Live in France
Paris report states preparations at Chateau de I at Maye near Versailles are complete for the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor who will take up residence this afternoon after visiting multiple sites in the Paris region. Old wine from four centuries ago was found in a cave city along the Kura River in Georgia during excavations at Vardaie.
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France
Paris
Chateau da Lai Maye
Versailles
Moscow
Georgia
Gav
Vardaie
Ekgecraper
Kura
Safe Robbers Target New Jersey Oil Vault
Burglars pried open a 150 pound safe with a two inch drill and concrete tonic vault. They removed contents after the break in at a river oil company site, leaving officials puzzled by the bold mid river heist.
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