Divorce Complaint Filed in Erie County Court
A divorce action is on file in Erie County court by Lloyd K. France of Erie against Alice France of 328% Spring Street. They wed in Erie in 1931 as details of the filing appear amid a batch of local notices, traffic reports, and real estate transfers from the region.
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Erie County Court House
Lloyd K. France
Erie
Alice France
Spring Street
Union City Passenger and Freight
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Daniel R. Esherman
R.D. J. Corry
East South Street
Palice
Eshelman
William Street
M. $. Cobbett
Erie County
Martin Smith
Leon R. Morton
Wayne Township
Bruce Petty
West
Erie County Courthouse
Church Street
John
A. Kosch
East Main
Darlene M. Akunt
Corry
Pennsylvania
Philip ,Halfast
West Washington Street
Halfast
Marty
West Pleasant Street
Storms Across Nation Claim Two Lives
The storm belt from West Texas to Minnesota and Ohio Valley to New England produced tornadoes, lightning, and heavy rain killing two people and injuring about 100. A tornado hit Hale Center Cotton Center and Spade in West Texas, killing a farm woman and injuring her husband. A farm worker died near Bowling Green Kentucky from a lightning strike during a thunderstorm. Funnel clouds were seen near Topeka Kansas St. Louis Missouri and Omaha Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Texas
Minnesota
Ohio—Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Hale Center
Cotton Center
Spade
Bowling Green
Topeka
Kan
St. Louis
Omaha
County Employees Get Pay Increases Across Agencies
The County Salary Board approved raises for about 30 more employees as they refine the wage and job analysis. Increases total nearly $12,000 with major boosts in Planning, Veterans Affairs, and county offices. Final adoption and implementation await a wage study vote and a $50,000 budget allocation.
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Planning Department
Recreation and Veterans Affairs Department
Recorder of Deeds
Abrney
Fred W. Lamberton
Christopher Capolis
David Stein
Joseph Hollern
Patrick Brennan
Patricia Wilson
Veterans Affairs
John C. Ferguson
Millicent Hershey
Alice Bossolt
Louis Miraszek
Edward Bargialski
Norm Mentley
James Morgan
Max Schaack
John Rudainski
Charles Krysiak
Helen Balkovic
Vera DiFolca
Maria Ciprianni
Mavie McCollum
Lovella Quinn
Charles. Gordon
Addison Winston
Thomas Sopp
Charles V. Graham
Monica Bukala
JoAnn DeSantis
Evelyn Farrer
Amelia Wyckef
Ruth Bird
Peter J. Russo
Mary Ann Cooney
William ©. Hill Jr
Louis J. Rzymek
Byron J. Clapper
Raymek
Columbus Church To Lay Corner Stone
Columbus Community Congregational Church plans a 11 45 a m ceremony after morning service for the cornerstone of the new addition. Rev Walter Thoms leads with lay members Laurence Miller Leonard Edwards Merle Dodd David Curtis Albin Wester Arch ie Wetmore and Charles Kennedy Sr supervising. Max Bennink directs the choir singing Alleluia. Local stonecutter Guy Abbey prepared the stone dated 1839 1965.
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Columbus
Max Bennink
Excise Tax Cut Clears House as Senate Reads Bill
President Johnson's excise tax cut clears the House by a large margin and Senate plans to speed the measure. The bill would lower taxes on autos, air conditioners, cameras, watches and more, with phased eliminations through 1969. House adds about 900 million in cuts, shifting revenue losses to automotives and consumer goods while aiming to boost the economy and equity in the tax system.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Treasury
Henry H. Fovwlar
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Editor notes DeRosay son pays tribute to Corry Bri yard legacy
Paul G De Rosay of Paris writes to The Editor recalling Warren DeRosay founder of the American School of Paris and longtime Corry resident. He notes the Clay Liston fight coverage, mentions plans to resign as headmaster and settle in New England, and expresses intent to visit Corry when possible. He also cites local memory of the elder DeRosay.
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D. Warren DeRosay
Paris
Corry Bri
Dowell, Inc
West
Washington Street
DeRosay
New York Herald-Tribune
Corry
Warren DeRusay
Jelly
American School of Paris
Jamestown Metal Plant Struck as IAM Walks Out
Jamestown Machinists Union Local 1538 with more than 90 members at Jamestown Metal Corp struck yesterday after negotiations failed to produce a new contract. The old pact expired at midnight Tuesday. Jamestown Metal Corp manufactures ship fittings and furniture. strike ends not yet scheduled.
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Jamestown
Toternation SI Association of Machinists
Todge
Jamestown Metal Corp
Jamesiuch Metal Corp
Jameswwy Metal Corp
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Douglas Rozelle
Corry Pharmacy
South Center
T East Main Streets
William Peiffer
North Center Street
Wayne Two
Warren County
Bradford Area
William Martin
Elizal Philip
Little v Valley
Dairymen’s Vague Co-operative Associaten Me
Walter Cantwell
Dairymen's League
Little League Auxiliary
Ritz
Marian Fuessler
City Hospital
Meadville
Saegertown
George W. Kuerner
Federal Communications Commission
James D. Brownyard
East Main Street
King Street
Floyd Hockenberry Sr
Pittsfield
Clark Supply Co
Jamestown Co
L. A. Day Manufacturing Co. Inc
Buffalo
Clark Supply
Pitts Corp
Johnny Quest
P. F. Flyers
Carrig’s Footwear
North Center St
Columbus Church
Chicago
Moys L. Bruckner
Swift and Co
Bogle Lumber
Tru Value Building Supply Center
Firestone
Firestone Thrifty
Firestone Supreme
Tor & Oil
Barney's Firestone
Buyer's Fair
Beneficial
Beneficial Consumer Discount CO
Beneficial Finance Co
N. Genter St
Sears Roebuck
Erie — Beneficial Finance Co
Ene
State St
Glendale
Chestnut St
Park Ave
Union City
North Main St
Gardner
Anta
Corry, Penna
Ryite Ball Ann
Joe
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