May Queen honors bless Clymer Central School page
The Corry Journal notes Linda Zayone named May Queen at Clymer Central School, with other class representatives listed. It records visits among local families, such as Barnes of Girard and DeShazer of Independence, and tells of a birthday celebration, a horse show trip, and a wedding attended by regional residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernive Murth
Prench Creek
Clymer
Linda
Jol Zayone
Karen Wiltsig
Carrie Bemis
Treshman
Karen Albright
Raymond Barnes
Girard
Ohio
Glen Evans
Robert DeShazer
Rebecca
Independence
Walter DeShazer
Bernice Marsh
Elouise Marsh
Little Hope
Arthur Wallace
Tarry Shampoe
Jamestown
Mary Pettengil
North East
Clifford Aikens Sr
John Sheehan
Corry
Guy Hayes
Bernice
Eloise Marsh
Cecil Humphrey
Myron Waillace
Margaret Bemis
Frank Bayle
Ripley
Amos VanBarden
Jeffrey Curtiss
Mary Gilies
Sherman
James VanBarden
Joseph Nakoski
Donald Schmidt
Bernard Juklak
Edward Prugar
Brie
Joseph Bules
Florida
Roy Green
Bias Lex
Harnmestown
Carl Bayle
Pennsylvania Traffic Law Changes Begin July First
State Transportation Department announces a major public information campaign on July 1 for seven wide reaching changes in Pennsylvania traffic laws. Highlights include yes to right turns on red after full stop, left turns from certain one way streets, pedestrain priority at crossings, improved accident reporting, right lane passing allowed on multi lane highways, and stricter yield sign fault classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Transportation Department
Aisay
Pennsylvania
Penndot
Department of Transportation
Harrisburg
Capitol Hill Hearings Open on Public Financing for Elections
A House Administration Committee member reports hearings have begun on public financing for presidential campaigns. The focus centers on public funding for the 1976 primaries and the November election, outlining a framework for government-supported campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House Administration Committee
Going To The Movies in 70s cinema and political finance debate
A Bob Thomas AP recap covers two films. Citizens Band blends ensemble humor with a Frank Capra tone, starring Paul Le Mat Candy Clark and others while The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane hinges on Jodie Foster in a seaside mystery with Martin Sheen and Alexis Smith in supporting roles. The piece shifts to 1974 76 campaign finance debates, praising public financing as a check on wealth and special interest influence, citing Common Cause data and Pennsylvania politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Citizens Band
Paul Brickman
Jonathan Demme
Frank Capra
Paul le Mat
Candy Clark
Martin Sheen
Alexis Smith
Scott Jacoby
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Shapp Tas
Federal Elections Commission
FEC
Common Cause
Ime
U.S. Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
Public Notice of Parcels in Concord Township Erie County PA
Public sale notice describes Parcel No. 1 and Parcel No. 2 in Concord Township Erie County Pennsylvania. It details two land parcels totaling about 25 and 15 acres, with chain of title to Peter E Baker and Sadie L Baker, rights of survivorship, easements, zoning, and mineral rights as recorded in Erie County. The notice cautions coal rights and surface rights, and cites tax identification 03-11-14-08 and 03-1-14-1d with July 1956 act provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township of
Concord
County of
Erie
State of
Pennsylvania
Akam Road
H.M. Covell
A. Arnold
Arnold
County of Erie
Hall
Mary Pond
C.L. Hall
A.A. Arnold
Arnald
J.C. Wales
Wales
Clyde L. Hall
L. Miner
Peter &, Baker
Sadie L. Baker
Recorder of Deeds
Erle County
Erle
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Oscar F. Lindstrom
Lindstrom
Akar Road
Peter E. Baker
Erie County
Erie County Tex
Public Notices on Various Corry Land Parcels in Erie County PA
Public notices describe multiple land parcels in Corry, Erie County Pennsylvania. Descriptions include bounding lines along Main Street West Main Lemon Street Fifth Avenue and adjacent rail lines. Legal action references include Execution No. 183-1977 and Sale No. 9 with details of owners and easements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Th Ward
City of
Corry
County of
Erie
State of
Pennsylvania
Main Street
5Th Avenue
Aero Supply Co. Inc
West Main Street
Fifth Avenue
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company
Erie Railroad Company
Railroad Company
County of Erie
State of Pennsylvania
John Ryan
Ryan
Western
New York and
Pennsylvania) Railroad Company
Railway Company
Kent Brothers
Lemon Street
Northwest Street
Penna. Railroad Company
Standard Turnbuckle Company
Quiet Title Action in Erie County PA
W W Waterhouse filed a quiet title action in Erie County Court of Common Pleas, No 2197 A 77, for property in Corry bounded by West Main Street and Center Alleys, claiming four thousand sixty six square feet. The plaintiff seeks a final decree to bar any other claims. defendants must answer within 20 days. Legal aid information and attorney contact provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell A. Nason
Florence C. Nason
Mary Shamburg
May Shamburg
Catherine Rourke
Catharine Rourke
First National Bank of
Cochranton
Pennsylvania
Gaston
Julius
Clark
CN. Waters
CA Waters
Jacob Rauth
Rauth
W.W. Waterhouse
Court of Common Pleas
Erie County
Fourth Ward
City of
Corry
West Main Street
William Rourke
Nuncio Barisi
Barisi
Rourke
Sassafras Street
Erie
Douglas
Rozelle, Esq
South Center Street
Penta
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S—Corry Journal
Floyd Kite
Beverly Albright
David Albright
Berkey’s
Spartanaburg
Capitol Hill
Joseph S. Ammerman Cameron
Confra
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton, Elk, Forest
McKean, Potter, Venaligo
Warren Counties
THE
First National Bank OF Pennsylvania
Imaa
SM Development Corporation
Raymond W. Gorski
Sixth Avenue
Charles Smith
West Main Streat
Ij, Schaar, Bny
Rice Realty
ARS
North Center
Phyllis Rice
Gladys Thompson
Ed Partch
Eileen Simmons
Jonnie Proskine
M.S. Cobbett
Leslie Real Estate
Waterford
Wanda Maloney
George Smith
Ney
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