Schuldt Named To Head MNB Corry Board
Wilbur R Schuldt vice president and Corry area manager was named chairman of the Corry Area Advisory Board of Marine National Bank Erie The Erie County native is a Penn State commerce and finance graduate and Rutgers Stanier School alum He served as a U S Air Force lieutenant 1951 53 and joined Marine Bank in 1968 later becoming VP and manager of the Corry area in August He is active in local groups including Corry YMCA board of trustees and the Erie Heart Fund drive The Schuldt family plans to move from Erie to Corry once their new home on Turnpike Road is completed in Wayne Township
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Corry Area
Marine National Bank
Erie
Wilbur
Will) R. Schuldt
Schuldt
Penn State Unit
Stanier School of Banking
Rutgers University
U.S. Air Force
Marine Bank
Ninth
State Street
Liberty
Chaiman
Corry
Erie County Public Library Board of Trustees
American Institute of Banking
Penn State Club
Erie County
Turnpike Road
Wayne Township
Rest Rooms Going Up At UC Dam
Union City dam renovations advance for the recreation season as Miller Yount paving workers erect two brick vault restrooms on Hare road and Middleton road sides. Officials expect completion by May. a brick project sign is being prepared on the east side near the Middleton access road.
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Union City
Miller-Yount Paving Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Hare Road
Middleton Road
Jerry McDaniels
French Creek
Middleton
Miller-Yount Company
Free Woman and Area Man Face Trial in Corry Case
In a long magistrate hearing, Oil City woman Synthia Bender had all charges dismissed while former Titusville resident Donald L. Peterson, 35, was bound over to Crawford County Court for seven counts including corrupting the morals of minors, statutory rape, rape, and involuntary deviate sexual intercourse. Four charges against Peterson were dismissed. he was released on $5,000 bond as the process continues. The incidents reportedly occurred in Titusville between 1973 and 1974 involving Peterson’s three step-children.
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Usville
Oil City
Titusville
Ronald Cole
Synthia Louise Bender
Donald L. Peterson
Hodgkins, Inl
Miss Bender
Peterson
Crawford County
Pennsylvania cattlemen face steep losses as prices slump
In Harrisburg, cattlemen led by Omar Beam report losses of up to 150 dollars per steer amid a price collapse. At Lancaster Stockyard steers fetch as low as 34 cents a pound, down from 60 cents last year. Experts blame government price controls and a disrupted market, with feeders selling slowly and costs rising.
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Harrisburg
Omar Beam
Beam
Pennsylvania
Chester County
Elverson
Lancaster Stockyard, Inc
Chicago
Lancaster Stockyard
James Dunlap
Dunlap
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Wilbur R. Schuldt
UC Dam
Weo
Smith Street Plaza
Marvel White Bread
F.s.l.1.c
Handyman
Black & Decker
R&d
SEZOO
B&d
Stanley Tools
Stanley
Stanley Utility
SALE
Corry Agway Co-Op
Pennsylvania Ave
Dad
George
Acwav
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