Local notices span bridges, bowls, and sales in Kane area
Rossbacher Insurance in Kane promotes Better Business Bureau efforts led by Jerry Feller as new watchdog. no bowling this weekend at Bowl-Aire for a ladies tournament. Harrisburg bid opening March 24 for the Tionesta bridge over the Allegheny. tree clearing for approaches underway. Other items include a smorgasbord at Ginnies Cafeteria, railroad track discussions near Warren, Leap Year bargains at Barnes & Carrig, and local court actions in Erie and Johnsonburg with community events and charity bequests noted.
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Kane
Jerry Feller
Retail Merchants Bureau
Kane Chamber of Commerce
Bowl-Aire
Franklin
Allegheny River
Tionesta
Harrisburg
H. S. Gahagan
Department of Highways
Ginnie's
Warren
Transportation Committee of
Warren Area
Barnes & Carrig
Sam Tanenbaum
Irwin
Walter R. Herring
Eric
Hospital Admit Notices and Discharges
At the Corry Memorial Hospital a list shows admissions including William J McCarthy of 427 Mead Avenue and Joseph P Rynd of 2 Snyder Circle. Discharged are Mrs Albert J Stuath of Findley Lake and Mrs Robert Parker of R D, among others. a note lists families and addresses.
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William J McCarthy
Mead Avenue
Joseph P. Rynd
Snyder Circle
Richard Hall
Wright Sireer
Aisi Ross Jukes
Columbus
Michael L. Clays
Ohio Street
Albert J. Stuath
Findley Lake
Robert Parker
R. D
William Keppel
James McCormick
Robert
Funeral Notices and Local Deaths Fragment
Funeral notices list services for Mrs Oats McClell from Spitger Funeral Home Sherman Sunday at 2 p m officiated by Rev Frederick Oswick with interment at Wattsboro Cemetery. Nichols notice for Mrs Joseph Nichols formerly Maldred Elsie Winne from Bracken Funeral Home Monday at 2 p m officiated by Rev George Myers with Pine Grove Cemetery. Additional services for Franklin D Say from St George Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p m with viewings Saturday through Monday. Mrs John Davidson to officiate and Ever green Cemetery interment in Union City. Wales services for Mrs Mary Alice Wales at St Elizabeth Church Monday at 9 am with Bracken Funeral Home rosary tonight at 7:30 and visits today noon to 4 pm. 11 year old Evie boy treated after truck collision at St Vincent Hospital. Erle woman’s estranged husband jailed on charges including surety of the peace and assault, arrest by Patrolman Welter Gajewski after incident at her home. Elk members urged to attend dinner at the Elks Club Sunday.
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McClell
Say
Franklin D, Say
St. George Funeral Home
John Davidson
Evergreen Cemetery
Union City
Wales
Mary Alice
Alice
Elizabeth's Church
Bracken Funeral Home
Evie
St. Vincent Hospital
David Collins
Bowl-Aire
George J. Christoph
Frances Aleksuewicz
Edward J
Welter Gajewski
Aleksuewicz
The
Elks Club
MCA Calendar Week of February 29 Activities
MCA Calendar outlines a February 29 week of meetings and activities. Highlights include an annual meeting with membership enrollment report and dinner Monday at 6:30 and 7 p.m. Archery sessions for younger youth, Teen Talk discussion, and China Painting classes midweek. Activities continue Thursday and Friday with Grey Club Swim, Teen programs, and Teen Frolics on Saturday.
Mrs Allie Wales Dies At 77 In Corry
Mrs Allie Wales born September 10 1881 in Bay City Michigan died at 5 90 am today in Oppewal Convalescent Home after a five year illness. A Corry resident since childhood except 1940 to 1947 in Mercer where husband Charles Wales was an auto dealer she was predeceased by him on March 25 1947. She was a member of St Elizabeth church. Survived by one brother Joseph Shamburg one niece Mrs Rollin Dewell of Erie three nephews William Arthur Shamburg of Corry and Boyd Parker of California. Family hosts calling at Bracken Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9 pm and tomorrow 12 noon to 9 pm. Rosary tomorrow at 7 30 pm with Requiem Mass Monday at 9 am at St Elizabeth's.
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Mary Ance
Wales
Oppewal
Corry
Bay City
Mich
Mercer
Anautomobile
Charles ¢. Wales
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Stvirtnie
Joseph. Shamburg
Rollin Dewell
Erie
William
Arthur Shamburg
Boyd Parker
California
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Elizabeth's Church
Stolen Car Recovered After Mistaken Ownership
Police reported Norman Ross’s car, stolen from in front of the Veterans Club Wednesday night, was recovered. A local man employed at the club had driven it home thinking it was his son’s car and later left it in Stoll’s Parking Lot for pickup. The error came to light after public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Fia
Norman Ross
Veterans Club
Clymer News Notes Highlights Brotherhood Meeting and Local Events
SLYMER The Men’s Brotherhood of the Abbe Reformed Church met with 60 men present as Wilton Deilink presided and George Legters led a program on the idea of living in space within the universe. A lunch followed. A Phi Allegheny College production of The Lark drew many locals from Meadville with Dale Arnink among the lead actors. A son, David Mark, was born to Burdette and Joan VanderSchaaf in Philadelphia on February 23. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frederick VanderSchaaf. Mr and Mrs 8 Spitzer left Tuesday for a few weeks in Florida.
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Clymer
Slymer
Men's Brotherhood of the
Abbe Reformed Church
Wilton Deilink
George Legters
God
Outer Space
Floyd Arnink
Donna
Mabel Lines
Corry
Meadville
Allegheny
College
Dale Arnink
Arnini
Burdette
Joan Hattenway VanderSchaaff
David Mark
Philadelphia
Frederick VanderSchaaf
Spitzer
Florida
Te Groney Travel Plans and Local Bowling Party
Mr and Mrs Norman Te Groney left Sunday for a few weeks in Florida. James Thompson and R A Thompson Sr attended a potato growers meeting at the college in Ithica. The Intermediate C enjoyed a bowling party at Corry Bowl Aire lanes with 25 participants and transport provided by Mrs Howard Matthews Edward Beckerink and the Hogenboom couple. Mrs Hogenboom leads the C FE group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Te- Groney
Florida
James Thompson
R. A. Thompson Sr
Tthica
Corry
Howard Matthews
Edward Beckerink
Norman Hogenboom
Hogenboom
C, FE
Former South Dakota Senator Bulow Dies at 92
Former Senator William J. Bulow, a Democrat who served South Dakota from 1931 to 1943, died yesterday at age 92 in Washington. The longtime politician held seats in the U S Senate during the New Deal era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Washington
William J. Bulow
South Dakota
Man Crashes Car Through Clinic Wall
George Fotinos, 47, in a plaster cast, drove with his left foot to park when his foot slipped causing the car to lunge through the clinic wall and into the interior, injuring no one else. He attempted to park outside the clinic yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
George Fotinos
Fotinos
Valve blamed for three carbon monoxide deaths at Neville Island plant
A jury ruled the three deaths at Pittsburgh Coke and Chemical Co on Neville Island accidental. Ronald Minnick 45 of Bellevue and Frank Gottschalk 59 of Kennedy Township died February 5 while working. Richard B Reeder 30 of Coraopolis inhaled a fatal dose January 31 in an alien room. Folinos was injured and his car wrecked.
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Ttsburgh (Ap
Neville Island
Pittsburgh Coke and Chemical Co
Ronald Minnick
Surburban
Bellevue
Frank Gottschalk
Kennedy Township
Richard B. Reeder
Coraopolis
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Rossbacher! Insurance Service
Garland
Gene Dugan
Streets
International Salt Co
International
Morton Salt Co
Joseph Walczak
Johrisobure
Johnsonburg Community TV System
Spartansburg
Pearl Nichols
San Roniéd
Burton
Laub
Romeo
Sears Roebuck
Erle
Joseph Ottent
Zion Lutheran Church
Bethesda
Odd Fellows Home
Joe's
New York
Esther Lee Lewis
William Heisler
Lloyd Allen
Heisler
Corry ‘Memorial Hospital
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Aisa
WOTR
Philo
Bown
Philco
Philco 21’ Consolette TV
Philco-Bendix
Stesin Lens
Firestone Champion
MCA Calender
Allie Wales
Bert Davis
Joseph Hair
Sally Jo
West Congress Street
Lawrence Jewell
Douglas
Edward
Wiliam Hempel
Thomas J. Managan
East Pleasant Street
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank‘s Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Folinos
Washington St
Corry, PA
A&p
Boz
Pkavr
Johnny. Hart
Ali
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