Winter warmup rumor as cold spell lingers in city
The city logged two frigid nights with zero or below temperatures. By eight o'clock this morning the official mercury rose six degrees signaling a slight warmup. A series of local incidents followed including a fire destroying the Lee Warner family home near Sugar Grove with an estimated $4,000 loss and a road accident injuring a dog on North Center street. Also noted were power line inspections by Pennsylvania Electric Co and a planned choral concert at First Methodists Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Lee Warner
Sugar Grove
Amy
Alden Stesrns
North Center Street
Orval Root
Thomas Burlerart
West Trving Street
Rankin-Dura Cleaners
Warren
Robert Rankin
Rankin
Burglars Loot Monte Club Safe After Basement Entry
Erle police search for burglars who broke into the Monte Club Sunday night through a basement window and opened the safe, stealing about $2,000. The incident followed a hole in the floor to reach the club office. Also, Erie Railroad maintenance workers held a safety meeting at the Municipal Building, and Gerry Rod and Gun Club hosts an evening fish fry with talks and film before dinner at 7:40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Monte Club
Erie Railroad
Maintenance of
Gerry Rod and Gun Club
Trisket 7 Dies After Short Illness in Baltimore Family
Donald Trisket seven years old dies at Corry Hospital after a brief illness. Born June 19 1942 in this city he attended Washington School until fall last year. Survived by parents Ronald and John siblings and extended family. Funeral set Thursday 2 pm Bracken Keating with Pine Grove Cemetery interment. Baltimore strike fallout hits B and O rail clerical staff with layoffs and furloughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doniald Garsry Auaywrt
Herbert ‘Trisket
West
Washington Street
Corry Hospital
Washington School
Ronald
John Trisket
Nelson Trisket
Jennie Wiggers
Charles Dodd
Bracken- Keating
Welock
Pine Grove Cemetery
Doris M Gurney Gurney Stricken This Morning
Mrs Doris Marr Gurney of 2084s West Pleasant street died at Corry Hospital early this morning after admission shortly before 4 oclock She was born November 7 1911 at Beaverdam and lived in Clymer and later Clymer She had been ill for months and recently returned from Cleveland She leaves two daughters Shirley and Marilyn Gurney four sisters and three brothers Funeral service Friday at 2 pm at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with burial in Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Marr Guirney
West Pleasant Street
Corry Hospital
Bor
Beaverdam
Teimmny
Clyme
Cleveland
Weluck
Gurney
Superior Laundry
Tvo
Shirley
Marilyn Gurney
Mes
John Hughes
Mildred Roberts
James Meike
Westeyville
George Doller
North East
Edward Mate
Clymer
Ralph Mary
Wesleyville
Hurley Murr
Westfeld
Bracken-Keating
Tater Ment
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Ridgway
Bradford
Houghton College
Donald Butterworth
James H. Duff
Weldon B Heyburn
Waller Merriel
East Pleasant Street
Hospital
Sperry
Corry
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Erie
Venango County
Page & Nichols
Main St
Pillsbury Flour
Castile
Meerdink’s Home
West Main and
Spring
Donald Trisket
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Topp
Doris M. Gurney
Foster E. Davis & Son
Center St. Gerry, Ps
Washington
Guignon's
Al's Dairy Bar
Ber’s Restaurant
Blue Bonnet Hotel
Boston House
Clair
Connie's
Corry Locker Service
Elchynski
Falcone’s Grocery
Dinor
Macko's Market
Sparta
Wattsburg Hotel
Phoenix Hotel
Shoop’s Restaurant
Simmon’s Grocery
Tanner's Grocery
Thelma
Wayside Market
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Spartansburg
Kinney’s Grocery
Wattsburg
Proctor Grocery
Hohol's Tavern
Tewinkle Grocery
Richard T. Lovewell Fisheries
French Street
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