Corry News Roundup: Local Courts Cars and Campaigns
Erie area court actions include James Judge 37 pled guilty to driving while suspended with a 500 dollar fine. A $10 438 settlement paid to widow Glenda Reed for a fatal auto crash. Corry and Titusville items report collisions, hospital admissions, and city projects.
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James Judge
Menavenue
Burton Laub
Erie
Corry
Erie Area
Howth
Ene
Glenda Reed
Jeanne Marie Lesik
R. D
Waterford
Free Really Isn't Free For Anglers
A Pennsylvania House bill would grant free fishing licenses for residents 65 and older with a 15 cent agent fee. those under 65 would pay 8.25 dollars annually. The measure is sponsored by Rep W John Stiteler Jr and Rep Robert S Ozilvie.
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W. John Stiteler Jr
Somerset
Robert S. Ozilvie
Dauphin
Durable Dutchman Damcott Marks Another Birthday
Albert Damcott, born January 25 1867 in Sherman to Dutch immigrants, resides with daughter Mary Roush on Freeman Street Clymer. Retired dairy farmer with four living children all in Clymer, plus two half siblings, 23 grandchildren, 52 great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren. among his grandchildren are Corry residents Mrs Russell Merritt and Mrs Robert Loveland.
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Clymer
Albert Damcott
Mary Roush
Freeman Street
Damcott
Sherman
Glenn King
Clifford Ten Hulsen
Arvin Damcott
Roush
King
Russell Merritt
Uth Second Avenue
Robert, Loveland
Bust Street
City To Purchase Road Grader
City council considers bids for a used road grader after delaying a new purchase. A 1951 model may be trialed to test fit for Corry needs, with an $18 000 new unit noted. Bid opening set for February 20 at 8 p.m. Mayor Kinley seeks a cheaper police car. bids to be requested similarly. A new 30 foot bridge span for Mead Park entrance is secured with reinforcement planned for park sidewalks.
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Dearing
Lhat Nhe
Corry
Fred Kinley
Kinley
Robert Grive
Parks and Public Property
Erie County Commissioners
Mead Park
Grice
J. R. Dearing
Streets Department
Lincoln Service government job ads offer tests for youth
Men and women aged 18 to 51 are urged to prepare for U S Civil Service openings in the area within 12 months. Positions start up to 446 a month with security and advancement, many requiring little formal education. A test is required and competition is high. Lincoln Service, Pekin Illinois, offers free information and a coupon to receive details on jobs and salaries.
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Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Illinois
U. S
Erie County Retirement and Institution District Financial Summary
Financial snapshot for Erie County with assets totaling 4,968,053.46 and liabilities 1,968,058.46 as of December 31, 1960. Includes retirement funds, annuity reserves, revenue and expenditures across governmental and non governmental accounts, plus tax statements and outstanding levies.
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County Commissions Commissions
Erie County
Erie County Institution
Commonwealth of Ps
General Fund
General Administration
County Hospital County Farm
Barats
Venezuela tests resolve against Castro influence
AP reports Venezuela under President Betancourt confronting Communist Castroist pressure. Betancourt seeks to solidify constitutional government, block extremism, and rally U.S. cooperation as Latin America watches a decisive clash with the Castroist alliance.
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Wicaracas
Venezuela
United States
Latin America
Romulo Betancourt
Latin
Ameri
Castro
Betancourt
Accion Democratica
Copei
Movimiento de Trautera da Revolucionario
Jam L. Ryan
Cu Hy
Fidel Castro
Conc Mmunists
Toe
Hrenise Betancourt
Ryan
U.S
Rites Held For Mrs. W. Jaggi
Services conducted for Mrs. W Jaggi at Alliance Church with Reverend Hey Burl Docherty officiating. Interment in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Attendees from away included Frank Wosken Edward Western Akron Ohio and Gerald Rosa Union City.
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Ranerat
Grace
Saul Wer
Christia
Mishawry Alliance Church
Hey Burl Docherty
West Lawn Cemetery
Lumbus
Roy Kerstetter
Wallace Sickler
Jewin Crane
Floyd Mirtiy
Carl Selberg
George Porrs
Wallace Sickter
Frank Wosken
Edward Westren
Akron
Ohio
Blanche Bradley
Union City
Gerald Rosa
Wondcook
Tight Victory Shocks City with Preterm Win
A tight result shocks the city as a preterm win at the event sends officials into quick review. Local teams and residents celebrate a rare outcome amid growing uncertainty about future dates and costs.
We Will With The Jon Noy Hou While
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Rnight
Corey
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Robert
Joseph Barnhart
Union
City
Corry Memorial Hospital
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East Side
Arthur d.Gardner
Michael A. Cannagino
Polaski
First Avenue
West Main Street
Clarence Raymond
West Main
Ervin N. MacDonald
West Washington Street
Pymatuning Reservoir
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Pennsylvania
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Mendville
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Wumart
Titusville
State Department of Poriests and Waters
Hill & Hill Engineers
North East
Robert DeBell
Hill & Hill
I Counenl
Calvin Dingler
Erle
Coast Guard
Buffalo
Evie
Dingler
G. H. Miller
Ninth Coast Guard District
Cleveland
Hammermill Paper Company
Duquesne Marine Terminal
Journal
Harold Brown
Business Administration
IBM
IBM Automation
Erie Business Center
Ninth Street
Elvis Presley
Steve Forrest
Flaming Star
Ava Gardner
Dirk Bogarde
Village OF the Damned
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Wilson Recorder Register
Probo
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General County
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Ogg Tandon District
Pollactun
Adanetinn Renin
Yee
Thores
Aim
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Taseliat
Aire
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