Chron Cronin dies at 81 in Corry home after illness
Charles F Cronin 81 of 332 West Washington Corry died at home shortly after midnight following a lingering illness. Born in Oil City September 2 1873 he lived in many cities before settling in Corry in 1919. He worked as telegrapher for Erie Railroad Western Union and National Transit Co and managed R F Livermore department store. Survived by wife Uns Mather a sister and brother and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services set at Bracken Funeral Home Rosary and Requiem Mass to be held at St Elizabeths Church with burial in St Elizabeths Cemetery.
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Charles Francis Cronin
West Washington Street
Oil City
Mr. Cronin
Corry
Centerville
Erie Railroad
Columbus
Western Union Company
Chicago
Edward R. Laden Leather Belting Co
W. H. Cozard
R. F. Livermore Department
North Center Street
West Washington
Cronin
Union Service Gasoline Co
Aero Supply
Kolstee Lumber Co
Uns Mather
Tll
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
St. Thomas’ Catholic Church
Oliver T. Korb
DuBois, Pa
George E. Cronin
Allison Park
Lena Mather
Charles FP. Jr
Washington, D.C
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Elizabeth's Church
John DeSant
Burin
St Elizabeth’s Cemetery
Study of Cancer Clinic Prompts Senate Hearing
Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee will meet to study the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic in Dallas Texas after Sen Haluska proposed a five senator five physician study group. Critics say Hoxsey methods are discredited while a Portage clinic opening is planned for March seventh.
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Hanmiopune — Ccuaws Ane
T. R. Pechan
R-Armstrong
Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee
Hoxsey
Dallas
Tex
Pechan
Senate
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Joseph J. Yosko
Northampton
John H. Dent
Dwestmoreland
John J. Haluska
Cambria
Haluska
Texas
Hoxney
Portage
Gambrin County
Charles Palmer
Public Renith Committee
The
State Medical Society
American Medical Association
City Plans Drill to Break Oil Creek Ice Jam
City workers prepared to drill into an ice jam at the Oil Creek and Allegheny River junction to locate the blockage. Army engineers rejected dynamiting the jam, citing no flood danger unless heavy rain or rapid thaw occurs. Ice has backed up five miles, with a channel kept open to drain Water from Oil Creek and basements flooded downtown.
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Oil Creek
Allegheny River
Allegheny
Election of Music Teacher Marks Meet
A partial report shows a request for 439 dollars of field hockey equipment for girls gym classes paused for further review. Plans include surveying interest for an adult home economics class at 250 dollars per hour with 80 percent state reimbursement. Auction of surplus equipment set for May 6 at the Weight School gym due to school closings. Playground area addition to the new high school summer recreation plan discussed briefly and dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Uner
Bonnie Gordon
Salutdry
School committee approves payroll and travel plans
The committee approved February 21 258 for pills and January 41322 in payments, with January payroll totaling 31547. A June 12 agriculture teachers convention at Eagles Mere was noted, and Ann Bates was authorized to attend a March elementary principals conference in Chicago. Snow plow coverage was discussed. a Jeep with a plow blade serves the area nightly when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Mere
Ann Bates
Chicago
Anderson
Albert Sundburg
Hubert Vaughn
Rall
John Spacht
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Charles Cronin
Gallant
Italy
Mario Boelba
U. S
Clare Boothe Luce
Viminale Palace
Rome
International
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Ray L. Thurston
State Department
Tron Curtain
NATO
POL
East Sermany
Soviet Union
Albania
Garia
Buick
Bulety
W. W. Waterhouse
West South St
Corry, Pa
Firestone
Seguar
Nin
Fox
Nann
Barney’s
South Center Street
Seoul CO
Frigidaire
Ree Home Trial Co
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