New furlough ruling hits Corry post office workers
Under a nationwide economy plan, all Corry post office employees except the postmaster, supervisors, and route carriers face a five day unpaid furlough this month. Salaries for exempt workers are cut eight and one third percent. Furloughs must total at least 24 days in the year starting July 1, with limits of five days per month and December off. Workers may combine furlough days or take them in bulk if approved by department heads.
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Corry
Arch Goleman
Coleman
J. R. McCaol
Male Quartet to Return for Sacred Concert
The Taylor University Male Quartet will return for a Sunday evening sacred concert at First Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday night. The group, praised as one of the best visiting Co souls, recently gave two programs in the local church and two large audiences attended. They are equally at ease in speaking or singing before the public, and the church invites all to attend with a free will offering to cover expenses. The program begins at eight o'clock.
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Taylor University
First Methodist Episcopal Charch
Inurati
Gerry
Erie Woman Recovers After Taking Poison
An Erie woman from 29th Street and Tattle Avenue was hospitalized at St Vincent’s after ingesting potash poison Thursday. She arrived Sunday in serious condition but improved with treatment and is expected to recover. Police report clarifies cause as neighbor dispute. She faced a hearing before Alderman Engese Alberstadt and was fined $10.25, unpaid due to worry over her fate.
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BRI
Omy Annes
Wagner
29Th Street
Tattle Avenue
Ln St Vincunt's Hospital
Trea Mes
Paoyi
Pullee
Waster
Aldermin Engese Alberstadt
Funeral of John Clark at St Thom’s Church
Funeral services were held for John Clark son of Mr and Mrs P W Clark of Ghiry B D who died in Franklin Pay. Rev Francis Graves P R celebrated a requiem mass at 9 o clock with a large gathering of relatives neighbors and friends in attendance. The mass was assisted by Sir Thomas choir and interment followed at St Thom large setting with bearers Arthur Joyneh Paul Joseph and William Chavk.
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John Clark
P. W. Clark
Ghiry
B.D
Franklin
St Thomse Church
Francis Graves
P. R
Sir.Thomas
St. Thomlar Geouseting
Arthur Joyneh
Paul Joseph
Willitn
Chavk
Well Known Franklin Manufacturer Dies
Hy united Press Franklin Pa July 1 Clifton Barnard 60 president of General Manifold and Printing Company Franklin one of the largest pinntine ties in northwester Penn Faisal salts passed at Franks hospital after an illness of six weeks He came here 26 years ago from New York to manage the printing company He was a member of Wanangy Country Club Elks and local organizations His widow Mrs Annie Carrie Barnard survives with daughter Helen Louise Barnard.
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Hy United Press
Franklin
Clifford Barnard
General Manifold Wnd Printing Company
Northw-Stery Penn Faisal Salts
Fee
Prankeliy Hospital
Garnard
New York
Wanangy Country Club
Elks Ludes
Former Jamestown police chief injured by car in alley
Clyde L. Smith former chief of police now with Jamestown Mutual Insurance was injured yesterday noon when his automobile rolled loose in an alley east of the insurance building and pinned him against a wall as he tried to stop it. Ligaments torn in the leg. previous injury to the same leg from a motorcycle crash left him with a limp.
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Jamestown
Clyde 1. Smith
Jamestown, Mutual Insurance Company
Smith
Salvation Army Gathers Fire Wood for Summer Use
The Salvation Army Community Woodpile at Pennzoil parking collects firewood for delivery to homes on request during summer. Adjutant B. E. Flinn says service will pause in fall and winter due to demand and cost. Railroad ties from repairs are provided by Pennsylvania Railroad to be hauled to the lot and stored for winter use.
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Salvation Army
Pennzoil
B. E. Flinn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Father Pleads as Three Sons Draw Prison Terms
An Erie County father pleaded for mercy in court as Judge A P Rossiter sentenced his three married sons to lengthy terms for chicken theft. Waller aged 92, Eugene 28, and Elmer Flor Lasch 20, all of Patea Pa, received varied prison durations. Eugene must serve two to four years in the Western Penitentiary, the oldest faces one year and three months to three years in the Allegheny County Workhouse, and Elmer faces an indeterminate term in the Huntingdon Reformatory. They admitted breaking into four places, stealing 123 chickens and two steers valued at 203 dollars. The father’s plea for mercy contrasted with the court’s firm stance against parole given multiple offenses.
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Brie
Daly
Erie County
A. P. Rossiter
Jin
Waller
Eugene
Flor Lasch
Patea
Allegheny County
Western
Elmer
Huntingdoh
Miercy Dudge Rossiter
Poisoned by stuffed cabbage in New Kensington
Two women from New Kensington, Mrs Angela Joseph aged 38 and Alma Tom, were rushed to Citizens General Hospital after eating stuffed cabbage. Prompt treatment credited with saving their lives. both were to be discharged today. Police reported the incident.
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New Kensington
Citizens General Hospital
Angeina Joseph
Alma Tom
Rules Pittsburgh taxable rules for church property
United Press reports a July 19 ruling that church property not used for regular worship during reconstruction may be taxed. The opinion, led by County Solicitor J P Bifeid, applies to the Mellons’ $3,000,000 East Liberty Presbyterian Church, the only property presently covered. The ruling directs the tax collector to pursue collection.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
R. B. Mellon
J. P. Bifeid
East Liberty Presbyterian
Mellons
Fife
South Seas Treasure Plot Echoes in Chicago Elevator
A Chicago setting blends with a serial tale as Tom, Larry, Jane and others discuss voyage schemes and the quest for the Sacred Pearl of Nui. The group debates adventures, fame, and the lure of distant shores while waiting for an elevator amid lively chatter and roaming imagination.
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Rvad Vais
Chicago
Jane Aulums
Pou Barri
Pilly Liitearr
Latey Oleol
Day Beretho
Papeete
South Seas
Durer
Newspayer
Tom
Matitty Atriter
Anid Pia
Atari
Sean
Capiian
Civil War veteran Peter Casler dies at 93 in Sherman
Peter Casler, one of Sherman’s last Civil War veterans, died July 7 1982 at 7 19 p m after a long life in the area. Born July 12 1839 near Witts Corners he served with the 145th Pennsylvania Volunteers and fought at Gettysburg and Antietam. He was married Sept 20 1863 to Electa B Hamson and leaves a daughter and many nephews. Funeral services were held at his Edmonds Street home with American Legion post honors and interment in Sherman Cemetery.
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Chautaqua News
Sherman
M. Y
Peter Casler
Casler
Abram Wallace
Wiit's Cornera
Abram
Maria Caster
Oliver Casley
Corry
Caster
Edmunds Street
Mr. Caster
145Th Regiment, Co. C
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Antietam
Blecta B. Hamson
Sherman Township
GI A. R
H. G. Poland
Sherman Cemetery
Norton Rasp
American Legion
William H. Phear, Jr
Hover
Walter Casler
Jay Caster
Will Casler
Frank Casler
Orris Casler
Elmer Casler
Bearer Missing, 1S Found Dead in Home
Shenandoah Pa July 19 After he failed to appear at a funeral home pallbearer of a friend the associates went to the summer home of Justice of the Peace Anthony Walukiewicz and found him dead in bed Doctors said heart attack caused death in a case that notes the pallbearer missing and a death at the residence
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Freshenandoah
Friend
Fumeral
Justice of the Peace
Anthony WN. Walukiewic2
Lins Siti
Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Reported Around Town
Community notes recount visits and calls from residents including Mrs Bere Cherny in Virtsburg and Mr and Mrs Bear Laika. Town folks travel between New York and local locales for meetings, therapy visits, and casual Sunday gatherings with friends and relatives.
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Blue Eye
Bere Cherny Virtsburgi
Bear Laika
Hitberg
Visi Hood
Spredo Anit
Florenceville
AL Tune
Hn Mie
G Hay PeJean
Hiton
Tome
She
Yates
New York
Andville
Pranica
M Wiightsville
DeSean
Sandburg
Kane You Kane Kane Sulumbay Eve Incident Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an automobile incident on a road near Sulumbay Eve with Kane. The text mentions an accident, hospital arrival, and a request for aid or notification but details are incomplete and unclear. No clear dates beyond July 2 are readable.
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Stile Departments of Public Instruction and Forests and Waters
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Rex Theatre
Evan Neil Kane
Kane
Musnini-Cent
Hy Hiiay Company
Peoples’ Store
Titusville
Department of Health
Senate
J Kenneth Winter
Erie County Health and
Erie
Ormer Chief
Hurtin Leg
Clyde D. Smith
Federal Reserve System
Sam
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Misty Barrys
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Suir
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Avileren Inn
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Jude Caster
Mayville
Rajih Oakes
Westfield
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Chautauqua
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Pleasantville
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