Bond filed for city hall project in Corry
Redevelopment Authority yesterday filed bonds totaling about 500000 on property to be acquired for the new city hall project. Bond covers condemnation steps. properties assessed around 344000 and bonds computed at one and a half times assessed valuation. If negotiated settlements are reached, bonds may be returned. Ralph Herron, 82, of Corry died in Oil City Hospital. He worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad as a mail clerk and survived by a daughter and a son. Helen Shira, 16, of Corry suffered a fractured ankle at Corry Area High School and was treated and discharged. Warren County Treasurer William E. Rice announced his candidacy for Republican nominee for register and recorder. Two cars collided on Wayne Street near East Columbus Avenue. damage estimated at 350 dollars. Weather forecast predicts temperatures 5 to 8 degrees, turning colder, with light snow. Charles Spiesman, 83, a former fire truce diver, is in critical condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a medical event. Mrs. Cummings cited for failure to yield in a three car crash, Kenneth Van Cise previously cited for speeding in same incident. Louis Downs fined 200 dollars for drunken driving stemming from November crash. Snowfall will enhance skiing at Snow Peak with rope tows operating 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ski school at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
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New City Hall
Authority
John M. Quinn
Corry
Oil City
Ralph Herron
Pennsylvania Railroad
Albert Fisher
Philip
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles A. Morrison
Wayne Street
East Columbus Avenue
Clarence Eid
R. D
Wayne
Columbus Avenue
Eid
Harold C. Messinger
East Columbus+ Avenue
Eld
Charles Spiesman
Smith Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
No. 1
Charles Cummings
West Colubus Avenue
Wayne Ened
East Smith Streets
Cummings
Kenneth van Cise
Columbus
Tivin Downs
East Irving Street
Erie County
Downs
Charles Mack
Pa Avenue
Twin Daughters Born in Corry. One Dies
Births report twins at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alva Rigby of R D 1 Titusville with one daughter surviving. Also recorded is a real estate transfer from Lee W Shepard estate to Ava M Shepard on North Center Street Corry. Erie County Commissioner Proctor met in Harrisburg with Robert Freiler to save surplus food expenditure at 50000. Robert K Bloom, 47, of Meadville, named Crawford County Republican chairman succeeding the late John Beuchat. Bloom leads training for Champion DeArment Tool Co and has held multiple Young Republican posts.
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Alva Rigby
R. D
Titusville
Lee W. Shepard
Ava M. Shepard
North Center Street
Corry, Ts
Erie County
Carl D. Proctor
Harrisburg
Robert Freiler
Robert K. Bloom
Meadville
Crawford County
Republican Party
Bloom
John R. Beuchat
Champion-DeArment Tool Co
Crawford County Young Republicans
Pennsylvania Young Republicans
First Pitt Student Accepted at Titusville Campus
University of Pittsburgh officials yesterday accepted Gail Leroy Detar the first student for the Titusville regional campus Detar a senior at Titusville High School was presented to teachers from Titusville Area Schools as the campus first student Gail is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Detar of Titusville Campus president Dr Joe M Ball called the admission high quality and praised the student
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University of Pittsburgh
Gail Leroy Detar
Titusville High School
Titusville
Gail Detar
Joe M. Ball
Gail
Raymond Detar
Insurance men complete 50 mile hike in 19 hours
Robert Shiring of Penn Hills and Frank Kelly of Shadyside finished a 50 mile hike in about 19 hours. They started from Slippery Rock in Butler County and marched toward Etna across the Allegheny River from Pittsburgh. Shiring noted the pace slowed after 25 miles.
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Mlusbungh
Robert Shiring
Penn Hills
Frank Kelly
Pittsburgh
Shadyside
Shiring
Kelly
Slippery Rock
Butler County
Etna
Allegheny River
William Melvin
Hold Rites For Wm. Rhebergen
Funeral services were held for William Rhebergen who died Monday at Abbe Reformed Church. Rev. Tunis Miérama officiated and burial occurred in Holland Cemetery. Bearers included Howard Rhebergen and Ival Rhebergen. Several relatives and out of town attendees came from Corry, Sherman, Chautauqua, Fredonia, and Busti among others.
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Wiliin Rhebergen
Ab Te Abbe Reformed Church
Tunis Miérama
Holland Cemetery
Howard Rhebergen
Ival Rhebergen
Gail ‘Thompson
Wibur Renskers
Wilbur Tookenhouse
James Hurt
James ‘TenHaken
Howard Legters
Lakewood
Janet Gravink
Fredonia
James Hurst
Pittsfield
Howard TeCulver
Busti
Ivan Rhebergen
Sherman
Fred Rhebergen
Binghamton, Nv
Area Local Gang Sentenced In Erie
The Erie area case sees Bemis Foster and Proper charged with burglary and related crimes. Foster receives three burglary counts and one of mischief, fined 150 dollars plus costs, 23 months in Erie County jail per count with concurrent terms and parole on all charges. Bemis faces two burglary counts and one mischief, verdict guilty with deferred sentence pending further investigation. Proper charged with burglary and larceny, fined 100 dollars with restitution, 23 months jail, parole. Bethel Park players Shiring and Kelly suffer leg injury and leave after 33 miles.
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Bemis
Foster
Walter Foster
Worth Street
West Washington Street
Alford Holton
R.D
Corry
Erie County
Loggers Expected Back To Work After Settlement
Ontario loggers 1500 on strike near Kapuskasing are set to return to work Saturday or next week after a two hour session produced a temporary pact. Labor Minister Leslie Rowntree says the deal should end a month long walkout that led to violence and arrests. The dispute centers on a 40 hour week and other benefits with pay around 21 dollars daily under prior terms.
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Labor
Leslie Rowntree
Kapuskasing
Spruce Falls Fower and Paper Co
Spruce Falls Company
Kimberly-Clark
Long Lac
Kimberly-Clark Canada Ltd
Spruce Falls
New York Times
New York
Washington Star
Philadelphia Inquirer
Detroit News
February 15 1898 Remember 65 Years Ago War With Spain Began
Washington recalls the surge toward war over Cuba sparked by the Maine disaster. The sinking on February 15 1898, blamed on Spain by many, led to April 19 1898 Congress declaring Cuba independent and Congress authorizing force. The Maine's loss raised calls for action while Capt Charles D Sigsbee reported the tragedy and urged restraint. The ensuing war elevated the United States to a major power and reshaped Cuba’s fate.
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Spain
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Russia
Maine
Havana Harbor
Congress
McKinley
United States
Fidel Castro
Key West
Charles D. Sigsbee
Havana
Bigsbee
11 Year Old Tiger Dies At Glenwood Zoo Erie
Glenwood Zoo in Erie reports the death of a 11 year old male tiger at 3 05 p m yesterday after a three month illness The tiger was presented to the zoo in 1952 by D Carlyle Brook ice businessman and big game hunter Vet Dr Allen N Saum said the animal suffered from a chronic infection not contagious A post mortem showed indications of malignancy in the liver and tissue samples will be sent to university labs for analysis
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San Diego
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Saum
End of School Site Buying Delayed Says Architect
David Demmy of the Hunter Campbell and Rea architectural firm spoke to the board at its regular meeting Monday night about the near-term moves on the school site purchase. He indicated that deadlines are not favorable and that the next steps will occur soon.
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Hunter, Campbell and Rea
Altoona
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Pennsylvania
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Falcon
Frederick G. Ross
E. 19Th St
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Thunderbird
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Thomas Road
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Paris
Alan M. Kite
Wolf Road
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