Corry area items reveal local notices and civic updates
Harrisburg reports show Charles Schmitt as an unemployed Democratic gubernatorial candidate with about 100000 votes in a primary. Richardson Dilworth leads with 640000. Corry School Board approves William Miller for census enumerator duties at Corry Area High School. City finances show May balances and parking meter gains, and library trustees plan an officers election and possible year round schedule. A large black bear sighting near Meadville prompts officials to place a bear trap. The Seneca Nation votes on Route 17 widening funding. Pittsburgh Synod completes its 120th convention and prepares to unite with other Lutheran bodies. Erie County court decisions affect McDowell High School faculty reinstatement. Local injuries at Rogers Structural Steel event, and hospital notes on residents including Mrs Carrie Clark. Parking Authority May revenue totals and street meter income reported.
Can Official Figures Be Unofficial In Corry Vote
Corry voters faced a discrepancy as official May 15 figures differ from machine counts on the school merger vote. Absentee ballots may break a tie. Early tallies show tensions over the merger, with errors in ward one totals and scrutiny from the Erie county authorities. Local officials and the Corry Journal pursue clarity on the final result.
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Corry
Balige Tonne
Erie Courty Commissioners
Coutt
Thelias Wat
Lutherans Plan Daily Vacation Church School
Lutherans will hold a daily vacation church school from June 15 to 29 for school age children. Hours are 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. daily except Saturday and Sunday. A demonstration program closes the course during the regular Sunday School hour on July 7. A pigic will be held on the final day, Friday the 29th.
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Pals Lutheran
Clarence Eld
Fultay
Reds Spy On Pacific Tests
The article notes nuclear tests in the upper atmosphere and mentions the Defoyce Department and Shokal'ékiy's laboratories analyzing results. It discusses potential bomb design yield and military implications and references the Joint Task Force monitoring the situation. Christmas Island is noted as closed to pilots and negotiators.
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Defoyce Department
Shokal’ékiy
Christmas
Island
Prucker Injured in London Accident
London report details a serious injury to Joseph Bordonare, 43, of Tarentum, Pennsylvania, when an edible item collapsed and broke through a barrier during a toad incident. The incident occurred yesterday as a rail scene unfolded, with Bordonare injured while trying to regain balance at the location.
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Prucker
London
Joseph Bordonare
Tarentum
Sant Bordonare
Steyiek
Deaths rset Maidetae
Mr Murdock 70 of Spai died November 4 19k at Sparta Township. He was son of Mr and Mrs William Murdock raised by aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Alu Murdock. Survived by wife Halle Snag one son Lawrence of Spartansburg four grand or great relatives one sister Mrs Ph Pillock of DuBois. Funeral services tomorrow at Richara Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg then Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Murdock
Spai
cuiry-Menmorin Hospitalier
Manilock
Sparta Township
William Muttock
Alu
Sta spar-Gringe
Halle Snag
Lawrence
Spartansburg
Ph_Pilllock
DuBois
HS Avening
Iin
Richara—Hays
Yawience T. Menee
Mrs Matley Manley of Corry Dies at 125 AM
Five frace Bingham Manley aged 81 died today at Cory Memorial Hospital. Born October 15 1879 in Crawford County near Biporaie Valley she was raised in Spring Creek. She married Honey Mantey August 25 1900 and lived in Corry Buffalo and Jamestown. Preceded in death by husband June 1815 she was active in West Spring Creek Congregational Church Ladies Aid and local fire department. services Friday at 2 40 officiated by Rev Robert Bier cremation to follow.
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Matley
B.D
RD 1
West Spring Creek
Robert Bier
Biter
Manhattan life praised by Long Islanders family
Hal Boyle argues city living offers advantages for children despite a resident family’s suburban nostalgia. He cites supervised playgrounds, a public pool, and strong schools near their Manhattan apartment, noting cost savings and safety compared with rural or suburban life. The piece reflects urban optimism about urban upbringing.
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Tracy Ann
Manhattan
Unmatched city offers culture and care for children
A biased account extols Manhattan as a place to raise a child citing music ballet theater museums and schools. It notes personal sacrifice and a move to the suburbs while highlighting strong facilities for special needs and general well being.
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Manhattan
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