Corry area news briefs and local notices
The night low was 4 degrees with about two inches of fresh snow. Christian Workers Conference led by Mildred Hartill will be held at First Baptist Church starting Thursday at 7 30 with sessions Friday Saturday and a Sunday afternoon meeting. Hollace Fargo 11 fractured left wrist skating at Mead Park and hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Kevin Carnegie 12 transferred from Corry Memorial to Hamot in Erie after surgery here. further treatment planned. Trooper Richard Deutsch arrested three juveniles on Corry Clymer road for transporting and possessing liquor. charges filed with Alderman Norbert Bachemer. Marriage license: David E. Ross 19 and Virginia Sue Brosius 16 in Erie County. Columbus Community Church annual meeting set for 8 pm tomorrow with building committee report and officer elections. Gail Proctor examined after fall at Mead Park no injuries found. John Teconchuk, 54, of Pittsfield seeks Warren County commissioner nomination in May Republican primary. longtime farmer with elder housing interest.
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Mildred Hartill
Scripture Press Publishers
First Baptist Church
Hartill
Mildred Monroe
Corry
Hollace
Courtney Fargo
North Center Street
Mead Park
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kevin Carnegie
Frank Carnegie
East South Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Hamet
George Martin
John Teconchuk
Pittsfield
Warren County
Teconchuk
Pitts Field
Shafer Takes Office Amid Parade and Farewell for Scranton
Governor Shafer attends the inaugural parade and cabinet swearing in while former Gov. William Scranton departs Harrisburg as a private citizen. The Requiem Mass for James Gould was held at St. Thomas Church with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. bearers included Jerry Gould and Theodore Swanson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Mary
Shafers
Capitol
Ray
William W. Scranton
Harrisburg
James Gould
St. Thomas’ Church
Cyril Cooper
Pine Grove Cemetery
Jerry Gould
C. A. Duke
Charles Collier
Vincent Dugan
Theodore Swanson
James King
Allegany
N. Y
William Gould
William Pennock
Erie
Richard Ladley
Chicago
Kay Gould
Buffalo
Sibley Wright
Cutting, N. Y
Rachel Elia
Helen Wright
Jamestown
Worst Cold Wave Of Winter Hits Midwest
The cold wave drives temperatures below zero across a 12 state area from Montana to Michigan and Missouri. Arctic air pushes south and east from Louisiana to New England with 20 below or lower in the Dakotas Minnesota and Wisconsin. Bismarck reached 40 below as snow squalls hit the Great Lakes region and up to two inches fell at Marquette and Sault Ste. Marie Michigan.
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Associacy
Montana
Michigan
Missouri
Louisiana
New England
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Bismarck
N.D
Great Lakes
Marquette
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
South Atlantic States
Midwest
Alexandria
Minn
Miami
Florida
Deaths Mrs Victoria Boyachek of Erie and area
Mrs Victoria Boyachek 75 a resident of Erie and former French Creek died at home She was born March 8 1891 in Poland A member of St Matthias Church she lived in Erie 16 years Survived by three sons ten grandchildren two great grandchildren and a brother Final rites Friday 10 am at St Matthias Church Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Rev Francis Lubacz to officiate burial in church cemetery viewing tonight 7 9 pm and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 pm Plane wreckage found north west of Zelienople Beaver County two men reportedly killed unconfirmed Police investigating crash near Route 288 Franklin Township
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St. Matthias Church
Spitzer
Clymer
Francis Lubacz
Zelienople
Beaver County
Church Road
Franklin Township
Beaver
Butler County
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Richard Mountain
Erie County
David E. Ross
Duane Street
Virginia Sue Brosius
Fifth Avenue
Walter Thoms
Columbus Community Church
Gail
Roland Proctor
Union Street
Victoria Boyachek
North Center St
Beebe
Caporis
Carolyn Calvin
Fairview Street
Han EV Evans
Bra’s & Girdles
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