City Council to Protest Gas Rate Increase
Corry council orders vigorous protest against Pennsylvania Gas Company's proposed rate hike to 78 cents per thousand cubic feet. It cites inadequate service and the need for fair returns, directing the solicitor to act immediately against the rate change set for July 23.
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SDAY
Erie
Pennsylvania
Kin Cad
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Pitiveet
G. Company
Bill of Corry
Witerens
Pennspany
Pubic Commission of Pennsylvania
Said
Sanedess
Ylvania
New Vine
Corry
Chmeil
City to hear appeals on Eaglest sewer July 21
City Council members sit as a Court of Appeals on the Eagle Street and Marion Street sewer systems on the evening of July 21. Work on both sewers progresses satisfactorily and City Engineer Dickson hopes to complete assessments so complaints from property owners may be heard at the next Commission meeting. R Powell and daughter Miss Sarah are spending the day at Erie.
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Eagle [Street
Marion Street
Dickson
Seventh Street Granted Use Sewer Planned
Petitions from street residents led City Commission to consider sewer construction on Seventh Street. If private contracts prove less costly, an agreement may be made. otherwise city work may proceed by ordinance. Also noted: 12 acres of standing grass at 705 East Main Street and a visit by Mrs. T. F. Giblin to Erie.
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City Commission
East Main Street
Chris Aistrup
Complaints Heard Over Clymer Road Conditions
Citizens protest the Clymer road from Spirit Hill to Bemis farm describing impassable sections and sod piles causing vehicle damage. City Solicitor authorized to join Erie and Warren partners to file a protest with the Public Service Commission against gas rate increases and inadequate service. Citizens urged to report specific grievances for consideration.
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Spirit Hill
Bemis Farm
Clymer Road
City of
Corry
City of Erie
Borough of War Yren
Public Service
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Corrybeain
Pennsylvania Gas Company
No Official Mourning Decreed By Coolidge
Washington July orders issued that no official mourning would be observed for Calvin Coolidge Jr. The president's wish is for normal operations and no half mast display. Government departments will remain open and public grief will not be shown.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
White House
Coolidge
Order Repair Of Streets After Excavating
City to secure greater cooperation from Corry Water Supply in restoring streets after excavations. It notes extensive repairs by the company in the Second Ward and widespread complaints about soggy fills. Autos have become mired and authorities hear ongoing complaints about street conditions after the work.
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Immedi
Corry
Second Ward
Universal
Howard
Red Cross Sends Clothing to Lorain as Tornado Aftermath Deepens
Corry Red Cross packed two boxes of clothing for Lorain amid a new storm that injured seven, toppled cars, and damaged structures. Residents are urged to donate uniforms, hats, shoes, and bedding at the National Bank building by Thursday for Saturday shipment. Two thousand meals a day are served at canteens during relief efforts. July 8 Erie man John Mc Laughlin pleaded not guilty to a truck owner charge. R D Woodworth fined $10 and costs for a truck job with New York licenses.
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Corry
Red Cross
Lorain
Ohio
Ings
National Bank
CIPY
John McLaughlin
Erie
R. D. Woodhwarts
New York
Water company urged to repair streets after complaints
The note cites Shakespearean phrasing urging officials to cooperate with the water department to repair streets whose poor condition has drawn complaints and seeks prompt action.
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