Corry area notes and incidents across a busy week
A long list of local events includes a new headquarters purchase by Falterson for a photo production firm, several street accidents and insurance claims, the upgrading of park collections by William Mowrey, and community weddings and notices. Also reported are food costs rising amid bakery shortages, a large Home Coming parade, and ongoing police inquiries into a street accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iinold Falterson
Tye
Ute
Har Uency
Imis
Hoys
Jelty
Suvarat
Jumior High
State Fish
William Mowrey
East Wayne
Mesd Park
Ore Stennett
Maney
Death of Claude Brierley at Titusville
Claude Brierley died after a three week illness at his daughter Mrs. John Fleming’s home in Titusville. He leaves a son George Brierly of Titusville and a daughter, plus several nieces nephews and cousins. Friends may call at Peterson Funeral Home Titusville and attend services there Wednesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Claude
Brierley
John Fleming
Slaughter and & Son
George Brierly
Peterson Funeral Home
Cable Laying Train Active Near Fredonia on Route 20
July 22. A cable placing train for American Telephone and Telegraph works south of Fredonia near Sheridan crossing Route 20 to lay eight coastal pairs, ten radio pairs, and eight control wires. A router does preliminary work southwest toward Stockton as crews prepare the right of way and trench the route. The line runs from Buffalo to Cleveland via Cattaraugus Creek and follows south of Route 20 through Mayville, Sherman, and Pindley Lake toward the Pennsylvania line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predonia
American Telephone Nd Telegraph Company
Buffalo
Cleveland
Sheridan
Ft. 20
Fredonia
Stockton
Cattaremgus Creek
Mayville
Sherman
Pindley Lake
Pennsylvania Line
Dttell
Coyotes Proposed as New Game for Keystone Hunters
Harrisburg July 22 a new game type for the Keystone State coyotes is being sought by hunters in northeastern Pennsylvania. H E Higbee Grove City senior investigator for the dog law enforcement division of the Bureau of Animal Industry reports recent catches include one female coyote shot one seriously wounded and two tracked. Thirty six lambs recently were killed by coyotes in Bradford county and another farmer in Wyoming county reported a loss of 27 sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
H. E. Higbee
Grove City
Dog Law Enforcement Division
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bradford County
Wyoming
CMA Annual Camp Meeting Underway at Susquehanna Park
CMA annual camp meeting opens with large Friday night attendance at Susquehanna Park near the Susquehanna River headwaters. Missionaries, preachers, Bible teachers and young workers comprise the session lineup. Daily programs include surveys and world-wide missionary conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sony
Thutlers
Mu ‘Alclan
Hible
Fire destroys vacant house at Centerville
A vacant dwelling on North Brown Street in Titusville Centerville was totally destroyed by fire last night. Ray mond Hopkins owned the property and a neighboring bungalow and garage were spared. Firemen saved nearby buildings but the origin remained a mystery and relief efforts were hampered by heavy traffic in the Centerville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rus Yibin
Uya
Raymond Hopkins
Brown Street
Titusville
Centerville
Pra Crossing
Alvin Lawrence
Jamestown Employees Get 10 Percent Hire
Jamestown City Council approved an emergency law in executive session to grant a cost of living increase for city employees without altering budgeted salary figures. President Carl J Pagetstrom announced the 10 percent raise for staff earning 3000 dollars or less annually, and a $300 annual increase for those above that threshold, effective August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jay
Nobelimetubers
Carl J. Pagetstrom
Council
Mayville area wrecked by fierce storm damage
Mayville and surrounding areas suffered severe destruction from a late storm. Lightning struck buildings and barns near Mayville, leveling a crib and destroying a shed. Firemen battled a blaze that swept a farm complex, with livestock moved to safety as implements and hay were lost. Local residents report extensive damage along Portage Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
George Percy Gaia
Boubly
Privid
aulFly
Clais
Notes From The Airport A Chaotic Weekend Trip
Fragmented notes describe a disrupted weekend trip to Mainiivon Ootiria Canada. Mentions a group including A Bhovnitath Pail Auer Die Merkor and a long list of scattered events at the airport hotel. References to a planned overnight stay and a regular meeting the following Thursday to discuss show plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
A. Bhovnitath
Pail Auer
Die Merkor
Ole
Mainiivon
Ootiria
Canada
Gat Uf
Ie Retin
Wittely
Satuyigy Coorong
Uyalan
Fala
Farm Worker Killed Near New Castle
A farm worker died near New Castle after an incident at Main Grove township. The victim, named in reports, was employed by Hariri in Lavin. Police are investigating contact with an electric fence and other hazards. Surviving relatives are listed in New Jersey obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polka Today
East Main Street
New Castle
Nina
Reek Valin
Lee
Stowe
Main Grove
Hariri
Everely
Twins of Veteran Mourned in Erie Funeral Services
Funeral services were held for infant twins of a war veteran at Mineral Home. The two children, born prematurely, died shortly after birth. The parents Lee Neney Dean and Barbara Lue Schutte arranged for burial at Between and Sons Mineral Home Chapel today at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malady
Erie
Abu
Lee Neney Dean
Barbara Lue Schutte
Betweer and Sons Mineral
Inine
Albatore Alice
Edly
Annual Erosion Loss Prompts Farm Land Concern
An unclear note describes soil erosion from local farms, claiming yearly loss to fill a vast area. It questions soil stability and the measurable impact on land health, urging attention to land management practices and conservation efforts.
Omitted readable headline from fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rent and a possible list of individuals and amounts but lacks clear names, places, dates, or a coherent event to summarize into a complete news item. The readable portion indicates financial or rental matters without identifiable entities.
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Western Pennsylvania
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Lion
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Oil Creek
Rey
George
Waller
Gerse
Erle
Thomas MacTaggart
Woycelyn Sheldon
Farold McConnell
Missouri
Ramonds Place
Hare Creek
McConnell
Wileus
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Kennedy
Milt. Wycaff
H.H. Gilson
Williamas
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Finnie
Drew P Revard
West Soul Street
William Armitage
Spring Creek
Wright Street
AW. Root
Wright Slxeel
Bush Mall
Ralph Martin
Grove
Stiver
Martin
L. B. Campbell
Seventh Street
Joseph Spear
West
Shaved Street
Washington Street
Tittsville
Titusville Hospital
Herbert Weed
Corey Hospital
Wattsburr
New Jersey
J. W. Lasher
D.S.C
Perk’s Garage
Findley Lake
State Line
CMA
Cetervle
Elgin
Fran
Gruen
Chau. County
Child
Mayvidem
Abe
Cumumon
Allegheny
Franklin
Wranemin
Iver Elwliaivd
Rogen
Kell
Avira
Uwe Phra
Learly
Joseph
Househulder
Beiner
Mme Awe
Punkin
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Sheriff Doh
Lee Brokemitti
A. Dryele
Beryl
Barron Chapel
Bruntlin
Drow
Wilson
Brault
North Corry Emblem
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Armitage
Hi McCormick
Salova
Lagy
Waltham Watches
Sien
Heiman Jewelers
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