Injured Youth Receives $15 378 Award In Court
James Town February 14. An award of 15 378 was granted by Referee Harry Forehead of Buffalo in Compensation Court to Arthur Westergren, 20, of Elmhurst, injured September 25, 1943 while working for the J W N W Railroad. The case notes his father David Westergren also worked on the railroad and that the mine was unloading cinders when the incident occurred. The award included 7.89 for the youth, with evidence showing the railroad employed the minor without required working papers. The youth was 17 at the time. Mayor Samuel A Strath announced the city would receive 50 temporary homes from the Federal Public Housing Authority to assist veterans families, part of a total 3405 units allocated to the Middle Atlantic states.
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Harry Forehead
Buffalo
Tity Hell
Arthur
Westergyen
Elmhurst
Forehead
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Westersten
David Westergren
Tyro
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Joh A. Kerr
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I News
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Envernment Agency
Samuel A. Strath
Sun Homes
Strott
PPFTA
Jamesown
FHA
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Columban University
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Union City wedding ties Packa Lundy pair
Mae Packa of Union City and Jamies Lundy of East Predderivly street wed Saturday at 12 in the arch Hollow Baptist Church Union City. Rev Andrew Kmetko officiated as White thyrsanthemums and roses decorated the altar. Maid of honor Miss Esther Packo and best man Clare A Hillsbom attended. Guests from Detroit Akron Erie and Jamestown joined immediate families for a reception at the bride's home and a honeymoon trip to Pittsburgh.
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Gen Yack
Joseph Packa
Union City
Jamies J. Lundy
Louis Tundy
East Prederivly Street
Arch! Hollow Baptist Church
Roy
Andrew Kmetko
Cere
Rases
Martha McIntyre
Cindy
Tred Raymond
George Gregor
Joan
Pittsburgh
Marion Chanderiik
Joseph Chunderlik
Detroit
Mich
Doris Minor
Erie
John Packo
John Jr
Akron
John Carnegie Weds Rita Irene Wunn in Bellevue Church
John Carnegie son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Carnegie of BR D O Cony wed Rita Irene Wunn daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence J Wunn of Belle Vue at 9190 o clock Sunday morning in the Counce late Conception Church Bellevue Rev J E Maerder celebrant. Guests from Unis city included Mr and Mrs Oscar C Kiney and Frank Carnegie among others.
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von Carnegie
Joseph Caregie
BR. D. O. Cony
Rita Irene Wunn
Lawrence J. Wunn
Mearoe Street
Belle Vue
Counce Late Conception
Bellevue
J. E. Maerder
Norman Meeker
Frank Carnegie
Broom
John Wain
Oscar C. Kiney
Prank Carnegie
Sophia Car~nogie
Joseph Carnegie
Mrs. Arthur Clough Honored At Bridal Shower Party
Mrs D L Chapman entertained with a bridal shower Friday evening in Bronk Street honoring May Arthur R Clough. Ten guests attended and prizes went to Mrs Donald Houser Mrs Earl Ruffner and Mrs Woodrow Hess. A rosebud corsage framed the guest of honor and a yellow floral centerpiece decorated the table. Dessert lunch was served and Mrs Clough received many gifts.
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Arthur Clough
D. L. Chapman
Bronk Street
May
Artur R. Clough
Donald Houser
Earl Ruffner
Woodrow Hess
Luich
Mrs. Clough
Mrs Neil Gates Honored With Pink Decor Shower
Mrs Howard Clapbatz hosted Friday shower for Mrs Neil Gates at R D 1. Fifteen guests attended as Rosemary Joan and Virginia Clapbatz served lunch of scalloped potatoes baked beans pickles rolls jello cake and coffee. Mrs Gates received many pretty gifts.
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Neil Gates
Howard Clapbatz
R. D
Birth notices for Chirleuslo and Beal families in city hospitals
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chirleuslo at Corey Hospital on Saturday afternoon. A son named John Michael was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Beal at the fister's Hospital in Richwood West Virginia on Sunday afternoon. The mother is Latroy Rhu para of this city.
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Corry Hospital
Guy Hayes
R. D
Gary
Horn
Ralph Chirleuslo
West Wayne Street
Corey Hospital
John Michael
William ‘Beal
Fister’s Hospital
Richwood
West Virginia
Latroy Rhupara
Ahaa
Corry Grange Met Saturday Evening at I O O F Hall
Corry Grange held its Saturday evening meeting at the I O O F Hall with good attendance. Master Wil Tint Akam presided, reports on fertilizer use for car crops discussed, potential savings of about 3 per ton if buying car Jolp noted, next meeting set for March 2 and 3 with safety driving program led by Pauline Swarson.
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Wil- Tint Akam
van Ueld
Akam
Grange
Misa Pauline Swarson
Inl
Anniversary Party For Mr. and Mrs Foreman
The Foremans celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary at the Tneyam home on Grove Street with 15 relatives and friends. Their daughter Mrs. William Ingram and daughter in law Mrs. Ralph Glenn hosted the event. A money gift was presented and refreshments were served.
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Foreman
Rank Poreuuut
Columbus Avenue
William Ingram
Ralph Glenn
Tneyam
Grove Street
Noboy
Bridal Shower At Bennett Home For Mr and Mrs Jamon
Mrs Gary Bennett and Mrs Wayne Hopkins along with Mrs James Bennink hosted a bridal shower at the Bennett home on West Smith Street Sunday evening for Mr and Mrs Robert A Jamon of Spring Check. Twenty five guests attended and the social hour followed with salad sandwiches relishes cake and coffee served. Gifts were presented to the couple with many wishes for their new home.
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Bennett Home
Gary Bennett
Daughers
Wayne Hopkins
James Bennink
Bennett
West Smith Street
Robert A. Jamon
Guesis
Fuesta
Damon
Mrs James Caldwell Honored at Marion Street Shower Party
Mrs Arnold McCaslin hosted nine guests at her Marion street home Friday for a shower honoring Mrs James Caldwell. Pass-around bingo yielded many prizes. A late evening lunch followed with gifts presented to the honoree by friends.
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James Caldwell
Arnold McCaslin
Marion Street
James Shields Died Today in Cleveland
James Shields former Corry resident died this morning around eight at his Cleveland home after a long illness. He is survived by two children Claude and Mrs. Prank Foster, eleven grandchildren, two sisters and four brothers. Funeral services will be at St Thomas Church Wednesday at 9:30 AM with burial in St Elizabeth's Cemetery.
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Corry
Cleveland
Mr. Shields
Claude
Prank Foster
Buffalo
Ella
Shields
Sara A
John C. Shields
Cory
Josenh Mt. Shields
Arch Shields
Marcus Hook
Edward C. Shields
Detroit
Miunt
Fis
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Joseph Pope Dies on Business Trip in Reading
Joseph Pope, a longtime city resident, died suddenly in his sleep while staying in Reading, Pennsylvania, on a business trip. He had lived in Richmond, Virginia, in recent years. Funeral services and burial were in Infield, North Carolina, beside his brother Hunter Pope. Survived by his wife Grace Robbins and two daughters Nancy and Jane, plus four sisters Ruth, Grace, Eva, and Anne Mae.
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My. Pope
Reading
Richmond
Infield
N.C
Humter Pope
Mr. Pope
Grace Robbins
Hoyt Robbing
Columbus
Nancy
Jane
Ruth
Grace
Eva
Anne Mae
Funeral Service for Charles Drake Held at Bracken- Keating
Funeral services for Charles Drake were held Saturday at 2 PM from Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev P A Galbreath of the First Methodist Church officiating. The service drew relatives and friends, bearers named, burial in Pine Grove Cemetery, and out of town attendees including Mrs Walter Jones of Erle, Mr and Mrs Harold Brown of West Spring Creek, and Mr and Mrs Boerstead of Sherman.
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Charles
Drake
Bracken- Keating
P. A. Galbreath
First Methodist
Alton Sperry
Ray Sperry
FP. E. Chase
George Royce
Lee Owens
Glyde Green
Pine Grove
Inflation Explosion Threatens Policy Shift
The report notes 12 percent figures and predicts policy changes will meet resistance. Bowles contends there will be limited protests from workers while farmers may seek the removal of food subsidies, signaling broader public debate on subsidies and inflation.
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Bowles
Aoeat With Va u district ha ennan's Springer is expected have
In a fragmented report the district aims to open a Fish Car but the text is garbled. The piece mentions an expected decision by Hien and others, with notes of necessary components and work, though specifics are unclear. The readable names are minimal and the overall event remains uncertain.
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Haennan
Franklin ame int Friday nfl by
A fragmentary report notes the Friday event involving Franklin ame and an NFL related score without full details. The document mentions a score and a political element tied to an anticipated Congress action and a seat in an ongoing series.
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Franklin
Congress
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