Local store manager reassigned amid town news
Merle Casler a Montgomery Ward department manager transfers to Lie DuBois suite of the chain planning to leave five tally duties behind. Dick Lecesell and his Buffalo orchestra to furnish music for dancing at Canadohta Lake on Fri and Sat evenings. Boddy Kintey and Mrs Kinley of Wright street enjoy a town trip. lad injured in a bus car collision near Hatch school. Herbert Austin to assist reorganizing Amelia Austin Car Company in Butler Pa as court in Pittsburgh sets a 3 day deadline for reorganization filings. Agatha St Pierre wins elimination in WLBW audition. final eliminations Friday at Rainbow Gardens broadcast. Agatha chosen as 1985 convention city by Elks in Columbus. Wayne Two and Girard Two financial statements show balances. Erie dispatch notes radio ambitions of Ames son of Mr and Mrs Ames. Conneaut Lake bridge tournament results announced. Zem Zem Shrine band concert eyed for summer. Three Fourth Ward youths in custody for vandalism. release with owner’s permission. Johnny Weissmuller divorce action postponed in Hollywood. Sewer intake extension from Myrtle to Seneca near Brookshrow advances. RYD graveling set to resume Friday. Fourth Ward work prioritized.
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Agatha St. Pierre
Orville J. St Pierre
East Columbia
Avenu
Nf Friends
WLBW
Eris
St. Pierre
Lois Hendricks
Erle
Elaine
Rainbow Gardens
la Tate
Columbus Broadcasting Company
Agathis Eldentally
Garden Demonstration and 4-H Meet in Sciota
A July 18 community note from Sciota reports a garden demonstration and 4-H club meeting at the homes of local residents. The event includes a July 20 gathering hosted by Homer Kolstee on the Corry Clymer road with State College ext agent J. M. Huffington to attend, and a tour of sweet corn projects. Local families and visitors enjoyed showers, birthday parties, and weekend gatherings at several homes, with many relatives and neighbors in attendance.
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T. C. Lane
Esther Gladding
Hartsgrove
Henry Querreveld
Mr. Matters
Clymer
Peter Schurman
Homer Kolstee
Corry
Clymer Road
J. M. Hutfington
Extinusion Department
Pennsylvania State College
Patton
Jack Lustic
Gowanda
Alton Peterson
Timer Crosseut
G. H. Schurman
Wilbur Madison
Meadville
Clymet
Bila Hatch
Howard Hatch
Erie
Searle Calaway
Junior
Faye
Willowick
Calaway
Paul Drake
Robert
Cleveland
Carl Nelson
Orpha. Crosscut
Orlo Watrous
Vivian Peterson
Vernon Watrous
Alice Wetmore
Rolla Peterson
Emaline Drake
Francis Hawley
Jessie ‘Turban
Leland Crosscut
Mary Hopkins
Keith Plants
Richard Crosscut
Jack Raymond
Harry Bly
Eunice Lindholm
Lois
Lucien
Rodney
Brock
State wide campaign for allPennsylvania canal planned
A July brief reports a bipartisan Erie County effort to push Washington for approval of the Beaver Mahoning canal from Pittsburgh to Lake Erie. Leaders will meet to set policy and seek state support, with promises from gubernatorial candidates Schoader and Farley to back water use for canal construction. Local notices describe a busy Erie area social and civic schedule alongside the campaign push.
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Brie
Washington
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Erie County
Nean Fular
Braver-Mahoning
Youngtown
Conneaut
Climax and Ellipsis Origins in Rhetoric
The term climax derives from Greek meaning ladder or stairway. In rhetoric it denotes a progression toward a culminating point with ideas rising step by step. An anti climax is the opposite, presenting a fall from rising tension.
Fresh Air Camp Opens Today For City Youths
A Fresh Air camp opened this morning at a site near The Willows for fifteen city youngsters. The program includes games, health lectures, recreation periods, and real camp life under Captain and Mrs. Hood of the Salvation Army. Additional groups will join at intervals as funds allow, raised by local Corry churches.
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Septem
Neil Hood
Salvation Army
the Willows
Grange to Meet Saturday for Degrees and Refreshments
Corry Grange will hold a regular session Saturday at eight in Mrccabee Hall. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates. Light refreshments follow. non-soliciting ladies are asked to bring sandwiches. In Fort Worth Texas, 64 year old Ben Harris swims two miles daily, sometimes six if urged, saying he has swum for 65 years.
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Corry Grange
Fort Worth
Tex
Ben Harris
First Siamese twins died in North Carolina
In Plains North Carolina Eng and Chang Bunker the original Siamese twins spent most of their lives there. The story recalls their double wedding in 1843 to Adelaide Yates and Sarah Yates, their large families, and the eventual deaths of Eng in 1872 and Chang earlier health declines.
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Wu Plains
N.C
Hore
Eng
Chang Bunker
New York
Viestl Hilton
Hilton
Ughion
Bunker Twins
Siasa
Sarah
Adelaide Yates
Chang
Adelaide
Jafe House
Billie
Biles House
Buk
Mother of rail victim sues in federal court over death
Jamestown July 14. M Winn ie Sexton of Olean administrator of Michael J. Sexton deceased sues Pennsylvania Railroad for damages in U S District Court before Judge John W. Johnson. The suit alleges violation of the Safety Appliance Act as Sexton died while watching cars near Ebenezer Yates six miles south of Buffalo in December 1988 at age 49. The plaintiff seeks a jury verdict for an amount considered suitable.
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Jamestown
United States
Winnié Sexton
Olean
Michael J. Sexton
Pennsylvania Railroad
John
Sexton
Ebenezer Yates
Buffalo
Plamiif
Federal Ant
Find Body of Man in Lake Dunkirk
The body of John Vernague a 45 year old clerk from 308 Dove Street was found in Lake Erie about 150 feet from Lighthouse Point by Harry Meyers of Fredding on a fishing trip. Coroner George T Blood of FreMi nin conducted an investigation and issued a healthy downing certificate. He is survived by his wife and one daughter.
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Dunkirk
John Vernague
Dove Street
Lake Erie
Lighthouse Point Nat
Harry Meyers
Fredding
Verhague
George T. Blood
FreMinin
Philadelphia girl honored for rescuing child from drowning
Suzanne W. Sans, six, daughter of a Philadelphia attorney, is awarded a heroine’s medal after rescuing four year old William Kuehne from drowning. The medal was presented to her recently in a ceremony reflecting her brave act.
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Sirl
Philadelphia
Suzanne W. Sans
Wiliam Kuehne
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Dick Lecesell
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Boddy” Kintey
George Kinley
Wright Street
Congo Street
Hatch School
Herbert Austin
Butle
Wey Amelia Austin Car Company, Inc
WI. P. Schour
R. O. Gersident
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Kansas City
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Warren
Ors
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Skinner
Tsra2on
Zem Zem Shrine
Spring Street
Lupe Valer
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Hollywood
Miss Velez
Uni Presa
Fourth Ward
Brookshrow
Myrtle
Seneca Street
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Sciota
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William Schoader
Pennsylvania
Beaver-Mahoning Canal
George H. Farle
Beaver-Mahoning
Connsaul
James N. Wilson
Will Westley
Cor~ry
Wilfred Westley
Martin Williams
Tone
Zoe
Ralph Williams
Myrna Briggs
Beaverdam
Edith Crosscut
G. H. Sehurman
Alton Crosscut
Merle Watrous
Earl Pierce
M's
Jack Peterson
Mira
H. Beckerink
Haz 4
North East
Charles Alam
Mme Difford Meyrink
Marion
Annie Hul
Trene Lictus
Doris Kolstee
Lorna ‘Akan
East Wayne
Merry Makers 4-H Club
Elmer Rust
Wilbur
Tone Williams
C. L. Borstorfran
Betty Jane
L. A. Thomas
Arland Briggs
G. G. Warner
Duane Teemley
Albert Hudson
North Columbus
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Jeanette McCullough
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Grange
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Dorothy Gray
Lady Fair
Condra Pharmacy
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