Corry area notices and local concerns headline roundup
Motor vehicle inspection rolling around with the 2 voiding January 31 warning. Corry Democratic Party meets at Municipal Building with Erie County chairman Roger Fischer discussing Governor elect Milton Shapp’s inauguration plans. Oil City seeks missing 14 year old Candy Collins. Crawford County Taxpayers Association forms to monitor government spending. Ice age weather closes schools and disrupts mail delivery. Leo Dermota cited for hit and run in Herminie case. Warren County unemployment at 6.5 percent, up from 2.7. Corry YMCA reports men's exercise classes and pool hours. baton twirling ends soon. Funeral in LaHabra for Matthew Bozek. Postmaster urges snow clearing to reduce hazards.
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Corry
Democratic Party
Roger Fischer
Erie County
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Jury testimony recounts Taylor home incident and disputes
English and Preston Winn went to Taylor's porch where a shot was fired as they left towards their car. Evidence questioned English's job status, earnings of Edward and Catherine English, and Arden coin dealings. Wesley Taylor rebutted claims of affection and presence, detailing alibi and coin collection references.
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Sberg
Taylor
English
Catherine
Edward
Arden
Wesley Taylor
Rhonda
Catherine Taylor English
Preston Winn
Winn
Catherine English
Roger
Corry
John Lutz
William Morgan
Lutz
Deaths Mrs Lillian Ruslink of Clymer at 89
Mrs Lillian Ruslink age 89 of Clymer died yesterday afternoon at Chautauqua County Infirmary Dunkirk born October 28 1881 in Clymer widow of William Ruslink who died January 1942. Survived by son Donald of Clymer five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Visitation 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer. Service 3 p.m. tomorrow Rev Elmer Armes Panama United Methodist officiating burial Holland Cemetery Clymer.
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Lillian Ruslink
Ruslink
Clymer
Chautauqua County Infirmary
Dunkirk
William Ruslink
Abbe Reformed Church
Donald
Spitzer
Elmer Armes
Panama
Unearth History In Youngsville
Earth movers demolishing the old New York Central embankment by the Youngsville Route 6 bypass uncovered timber supports from the original trestle track built about a century ago for the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad. The supports show poor to fair condition, buried under years of clay and earth from later embankment work after railroad ownership changes around 1914 to Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and then New York Central.
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Youngsville
New York Central Railroad
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern
New York Central
Erie City Faces 2 Million Fire Loss Suit
Erie to be sued over last summer’s Arthur F Schultz Co blaze with claims the city failed to maintain water pressure and had inadequate mains. The suit, filed by Andrew Conner and John Wolford, may go federal for broader pre trial discovery. The notification arrived within six months of the July 23 fire.
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Erie
Arthur F. Schultz Co
Schultz
Andrew Conner
John Wolford
Conner
Verdict Reached After Jury Deliberation at Four
A witness described seeing an English car arrive and an English person go onto Arden's porch while another remained in the parked auto. Judge Robert L. Wolfe finished his charge at noon yesterday and the jury delivered its verdict at 4 p.m.
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Arden
Robert L. Wolfe
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Miss Collins
Crawford County
Crawford County Taxpayers Association
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Leo F. Dermota
Herminie
Westmoreland County
Dermota
Michael VanTassel
B.D. 2
Centerville
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Porter Auer
Warren County
YMCA
LaHabra
Calif
Matthew Bozek
Coleman Mortuary
The
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North Clymer
John E. Wascak
Postal Service
Wascak
Ars
Croce Centofanti
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Medford
Mass
Martinelli
Botany
Rossin
Unearth
Frank‘s
H & R Block
America
Pennsylvania
Ten, Pa. Co
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Port Jefferson
N.Y
Irving Roberts
Terryville
Roberts
SALE
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Agway Home & Garden Center
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