Girl Found Safe After Night in Montana Mountain Area
Ida Mae Curtis, 23, was found unharmed in a wooded hollow 300 yards from where she disappeared Sunday near Libby, Montana. Sheriff Ray Frost said she slept through a chilly night, frightened but not touched. 250 rescuers aided by bloodhounds searched the rugged Kootenai National Forest vicinity.
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Associated Press
Libby
Mont
Ida ‘Mae Curtis
Mortimer Curtis
Tha Mae
Kootenai National Frest
Death of Miss Sarah McCray in California
Word of the death of Miss Sarah J. McCray, former Corry resident, was received Sunday. She died at her home in Chino, California, after moving from Corry 21 years ago. Born in Oronoco, Minnesota, she attended Corry schools and graduated with the class of 1910. Survived by sisters Jennie McCray Wallace of Vista, Hazel McCray of Corry, Adele McCray of Corry, brothers Howard of Darien, Connecticut, and Lawrence of Corry, and an uncle, George Stowe. Memorial service held at her late home, burial in Chino.
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Sarah McCray
California
Sarah J. McCray
Miss McCray
Corry
Chino
Calif
Oron- 1000
Minn
Pomona
First Church of Christ
Jennie McCray Wallace
Vista
Hazel McCray
Adele McCrat
Howard
Darien
Sooty Terns Return to Bush Key Nesting Grounds
An estimated 71,000 sooty terns and a few Noddy and Roseate terns return to Bush Key at the western Florida Keys for six months of nesting. Bird biologist Joseph C. Moore counts the colonies yearly, often facing pecks and attacks from the quarrelsome birds during censuses.
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Capisizano
Bush Key
Florida Keys
Joseph C. Moore
Power drop halts Erie water supply repair effort
Emergency crews from the Water Department and Pennsylva nia Electric Co. worked 22 hours to repair a major power breach that cut power to the Sommer helm Drive pumping station and dropped Erie’s water reserves from 33 million gallons to ten million. A subterranean conduit short circuited the power line, forcing low pressure city wide until a temporary above ground line was installed. Repairs could take two months, officials said, while manufacturing slowed during the long weekend.
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Erie
Water Department
Pennsylvahia Electric Co
Sommerhelm Drive
File
Penelec
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Wilter Department
Milano
Johnson lauds Penelee crew for 22 hour water crisis cleanup
Johnson praised the efforts of the Penelee crew and his own emergency response noting about 12 water department staff and around 15 Penelee workers helped during a 22 hour period. He said the Chestnut street plant was at capacity firing the shutoff and the reservoir reserves were the area’s only water production.
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Johnson
Chestnut Street
Erie County seeks Social Security benefits for workers
Erie County commissioners Fred Lamberton Cayl Fyodor and Louis Reymek plan a July 12 trip to Harrisburg to lobby for state legislation allowing county employees to join the federal Social Security program. They meet with groups supporting the measure and discuss a proposed east west turnpike. The bill would empower counties to participate. a county referendum would then decide participation.
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Erie
Harrisburg
Fred Lamberton
Cayl Fyodor
Louis Reymek
Erie County
State Senate
Frank E Chase Ex-Grocer Dies in Corry
Frank E Chase former grocer and longtime Corry resident died after a 46 day illness at Corry Memorial Hospital. He operated a grocery on First Avenue from 193? to 1947, later worked at Acro Supply. Survived by wife Lotte, two grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral set at Bracken Cemetery with services by local clergy.
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Corry Metanelal
Close
First Avenue
Acro
Corry
Yale
Chiae
Lotte
Yoni
Mes
Myers
Rey
Seill
Hussy
Fragmented note on safe areas and restricted zones
A fragmented line references protected or restricted regions described as areas to avoid. It mentions specific terms like notations for restricted spaces and safety classifications without clear detail or context.
Buick Riviera Sets Open Convertible Style Pace
The Buick Riviera offers a low rakish look with a solid steel roof overhead and no center posts in the side window areas, creating an unobstructed view.
Franklin Fire Charred Multiple Buildings and Injured Nine
A weekday blaze in Franklin heavily damaged a Lumber Company warehouse, a junk yard building, and the Marvin Company plant. Nine people hospitalized for smoke inhalation and burns. one firefighter burned. Cause under investigation as inventory of affected sites grows. Fire spread from Buffalo Street to Chestnut Street area with multiple structures scorched and two residences’ fronts burned. Local departments and nearby towns assisted. blaze under control around 6 p.m.
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Franklin
Henty
Chestnut Street
Oln
1Th
James Lumber
Hanna
Marvin
Brown Holler Works
F. Hoovier
Robert Brundage
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Cady & Collier
Frank E. Chase
Sertistr
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Buick
Thrill of
W. W. Waterhouse
West South St
Ty Ytanard
Sheraton
Hepplewhite
Duncan Phyfe
Mersman
Meerdink
House of Furniture
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Venango County Fire
Oll City
Reno
Cooperstown
Rocky Grove
Polk
Dournecowr
Kendall
Center
Washington Sts
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