Corry Alumni Banquet And Local News Digest
Corry High alumni reunion and banquet planned for Thursday evening. Montgomery Ward sales for May reported at 36 149 558 a 7.64 percent drop from 1937. First four months sales total 125 773 969 a 7.74 percent decline from 1987. City Council instructs City Engineer to query state officials on progress of viaduct project over Erie and Pennsylvania Railroad. Civil service exams announced for June 18 with about 1200 applicants. National Guard radio program to broadcast statewide with J B Snyder and Gov Berle urging flag display on Jay Day June 14. May emergency tax collections reach 12 997 475. biennial receipts 85 674 866. Corry to attend Pennsylvania Dental Society Northwestern convention in Colibridge Springs. speakers include Drs Mosier Weed Phillips and Davis. Supreme Court Justices Roberts and VanDevanter to address Pennsylvania Bar Association convention in Bedford June 22–29. Postmaster nominees include Joseph D Plumer of Primadlin. Police report one drunkenness arrest and two disorderly conduct arrests. Crude oil output rebounded in week to June 4 after prior declines. refinery stocks of gasoline fell for ninth straight week. International Christian Endeavor convention set for Cleveland in July 1989. Danville, Ohio walkathon participants and Cleveland preacher Belly Welland noted.
Gasoline Price War Spreads Along Route 20
On Route 20 in the West Springfield area seven service stations compete for customers. Pleetwing and Kendall sold gas at 14 cents a gallon Tuesday afternoon while others held at 18 1/2 cents. Thomas Wells, a former highway patrol officer, was arraigned on assault and battery and impersonating an officer, with the case reportedly settled out of court. Wells plans counter-charges. Blue Sunoco pumps use PA system to quote prices and air radio programs when customers stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Springfeld
Ohio State Line
Pleetwing
Kendall
Thomas Wells
Highway Patrol
Blue Stinoco
Renny Gothart
Aldean
James Lonergan
J. G. Maines
R. D
Erle
W. A. Overacker
Walls
Wise
Wells
Overacker
Sunoco
Death of Edward Drake of Corry R D 2
Edward Drake of Corry R D 2 died this afternoon at his home after a long illness. Born May 28 1857 in New York state he moved to Corry about forty years ago from Kane. He celebrated fifty fifth wedding anniversary with his wife last April 2. Survived by wife two sons Henry and Jasper a granddaughter Eva Drake a brother Charles Drake and two sisters Mrs Mary Smfitt and Mrs A Sperry. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from the home with interment in Pine Grove cemetery. WOODCHOPPER STRONG AT 77 BALLINGHAM Mass Prestor C Cook 97 lumber dealer and his axemen cut 450 cords of wood this winter. Goole hopes to cut 4000 cords next winter.
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Edward Drake
R. D
MM. Drake
Corry
New York State
Vichity
Kane
Ballingham
Mass
C. Cook
Goole
Fall Enrollment for Senior High From 154 Junior High Students
A list of 154 junior high students transfers to senior high this fall including BOYS William Armstrong Robert Bowles Joe Carmegie Thomas Crowe George Mecardi John Goda Everette Greeley Robert Grice Harley Hall George Harmon Richard Hassett Jol Migliacelo Leonard Mignacet Donald Miller Lawrence Morton Douglas Mosher O Day Robert Oviatt Roy Proctor James Rause Olin Bracken Donald Carlson James Corbin Victor Cragg Richard Dearing Ralph Foster Arthur Ingram Daniel Kamber Prank Lamie Milton Morris Hneent Nielsen Radecki Robert Stowe Jarl Taylor Junior Wetmore Robert Williams and a large group of girls and other names in LATIN and PRACTICAL ARTS sections. The notice enumerates student names by gender and program with multiple family and surname spellings.
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Boys William Armstrong
Robert Bowles
Joe Carmegie
Thomas Crowe
George Mecardi
John Goda
Everette Greeley
Robert Grice
Harley Hall
George Harmon
Richard Hassett Jol Migliacelo
Leonard Mignacet
Donald i Miller
Lawrence Morton
Douglas Mosher Doe O'Day
Robert Oviatt
Roy Proctor
James Rause
Boys ‘Olin Bracken
Donald Carlson
James Corbin
Victor Cragg
Richard Dearing
Ralph Foster
Arthur Ingram
Daniel Kamber
Prank Lamieilton Morris Hneent Nielsen ‘Evils
Radecki
Robert Stowe
Jarl Taylor
Junior Wetmore
Robert Williams
Buen Suyen
Paul Shannon
Louis Sprovers
Robert Stearns
Richard Wagner
Charles Williams
Merle Williams
Carmen Allen
Blanche Beall
Berneice Brooks
Gertrude Crowell
Allee Damon Jean Bates
Ruth Garrity
Kathryn Greene
Virginia Hepler
Helen Kendrith
Rebeces
Kerstetter
Stella Klasch Agnea Labowald Latin Group
Girls” Leatha Anderson
Lillian Bennett
Marian Bennett
Doris Bergman
Margaret Breed
Mary, Cobb
Martha Corbin Autumn Colby
Phyllis Craker Phina Dielsingen
Martha Elston
Paulline
Fredelius Leona Grace Mileen Graham
Margaret Haight
Martha Hultburg
June Hurst
Practical Arts
Daniel Hartington
Ailies Messenger
Melvin Adams
Jack Horn
Loyd Miller
Brice Allen
Kenneth Heyt
Charles Munn
Phillip Amoroso
James Hunt
Jack Proper
Robert Anderson
Raymond Jewell
Russeell
William Baker
Robert Kafferlin
Charles Reed Clebert Capwell
James King
Robert Rumbaugh
Edwin Dahl Clark Lindsey Wallace Sickle Clyde Damon Veo Lindsey
Robert. Taylor
Marvin Garmer
Donald Lundy
Charles van Winkle
Serry Gates
William Lattton
Robert Watrous
Nell Gates
James Malue
Roger Wetmore
Max Gregory Russell McCaslin
Morris Wickwire
Alfred Haenel
Elwyn McCray
Péter Wojtaszeke
Change Date of Historic Meet at New Richmond Picnic
The annual John Brown Memorial Association picnic moves from the first Saturday in August to July 90th at New Richmond Crawford county. Bessie Heath Olmatead of Washington D D presides. Dr. John Steele Duncan will attend. Thomas J. Prather leads the program. New Richmond Ladies Aid Society plans a dinner for non-picnic attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
John] Brown
Association
John Steele Duncan
John Brown
Thomas J. Prather
Richmond Ladies’ Aid Society
Franklin boy killed in crash in Franklin Pa
Four year old Richard Eaton darted into a car’s path and was killed instantly in Franklin Pennsylvania. The driver Brest Vegus attempted to swerve to avoid the boy. Coroner J Irwin Zerbe indicated there will be no inquest.
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Franklin
Richard Eaton
Brest Vegus
J. Irwin Zerbe
Eliminating of Blind Curve Under High Way Investigation
An investigation by the state highway department followed two fatalities on a notorious curve of Route 9 near Avonis in Fairview township. The curve has claimed Mrs. Wthel Carl son and Dorothy Hillman with two men injured, prompting engineers to survey the site for remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIE
State Highway Department
Joseph Ziesenheim
Fain
Avonis
Fairview Township
Wthel Charlotte Carlson
West Third Street
Dorothy Hillman
Stoneboro
Nothert
Burg
Chestnut Street
Hamet Hospital
Carlson
Kay M. Cooper
Meadville
Miss Hillman
New Deal Leaders Oppose Interference in C
The page fragment notes New Deal leaders opposing outside meddling in primaries with Hopkins and Gillette disputing Roosevelt’s nonintervention. It suggests Roosevelt would need to bar New Deal associates from primary duties and keep administration commitments to himself, amid an Iowa contest embarrassment. The text also oddly states Chile’s length is 26 times its width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnstrate
Hopkins
White House
Gillette
Roosevelt
Chile
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Corry High
Montgomery Ward & Company Today
N. Fe. Dickson
Erie and Pennsylvania Railroad
Radi
Marion
West Main Streets
M.J. Mlaherty
Wile
Public Assistance Department
National Guard
DKA
Pittaburgh
J. B. Gnyder
Parryopolis
George H. Berle
J. Griffith Beardman
Pennsylvania Dental Society
U. S. Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Willis ‘VanDevanter
High Tribunal
Pennsylvania Bar ‘Association
Bedford
Joseph D.plumer
Pramidlin
American Petroleum Institue
Board of Trustees
Cleveland
Daniel W. Poling
Philadelphia
Christian Endeavor Movement
North America
Barnarr
Itive
Noriti
Danaville
Belly Welland
Taylor
Erie
Baintice Merritt
Stella Martowite
Faith Messenger
Sunlee Morrison
Mary Motuz
Virginie Mulligan
Biree McGraw
Ruth Nelson
Marian Ottaway DooLny Patterson
Viola Pister
Helen, Purdy
Teal Quinstiste
Maygaret Roof Nome Sateriee
Soule Shaver
Kathryn Stahowte
Staskiewicz
Bila Mae Stewart
Mary Sturdevant
Betty Vandertoit
May Vanderhoot
Hakbara Keppel Trené Kovach
Wilma Lincoln
Jean Maloney
Jean Manley
Mary Jean Mooney
Joanne Morton
Betty Mould
Ruth Nagle
Marilynn Phillips
Maude Porter
Helen Reyda
Mary Jean Roach
Joan Schrader
Blognor Tubbs
Dorothy Vanderhoot
Jean Vogt Batty Wood
Franklin Boy
Ziesenheim Farm
NEW Deal
Federal Reserve
Syee
Sale! Wards
Jane
Hawthorne Bikes
Boyd and Girls
Montgomery Ward
Frank C.chapin & Sons
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