Corry News Briefs Include Rall, Rites, and Fire
State Senator James E Willard will hold office hours in Corry from 1 am to noon at the Municipal Building. Final rites for Mrs Lyle Colby will be held tomorrow at 1 30 pm at Young Funeral Home West Sunbury with burial in West Sunbury Union Cemetery. William P Reardon named sales representative for Corry Jamestown Corporation covering Detroit area office furniture needs. Fire yesterday destroyed sugar grove farm buildings and damaged the Black home with no injuries. A marriage license application filed in Warren County by Larry Fargo and Jean Nurline Buell Corry. Robert E Lyons of 136 Mott Street earns a bachelor of science in engineering at Case Western Reserve University. Tadpole swims suspended until fall says Steven Welch Corry YMCA. Stanley Komenda released after restition for worthless checks. Michael Hiner, 9, sustains elbow fracture playing ball. admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. A black and white beagle dog hit by a car placed in city pound with Erie County license. Michael R Sproveri cited for reckless driving after car in Loblaw parking lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle (Maude) Colby
Young Funeral Home
West Sunbury
West Sunbury Union Cemetery
4-H Leadership Council Delegates Attend State Congress
Two 4 H Leadership Council delegates join the 10th annual 4 H Congress in progress at The Pennsylvania State University. Delegates Mary Etta Blakeslee of R D 1 Corry and Terry Robinson of R D 4 McDonald are listed with program responsibilities under Leland G Jinks.
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Pennsylvania
Funeral notices for Fuller Marian Ful ler and Harold Tate
Funeral rites for Mrs. C Marshall Marian Fuller at W Allen Turman Funeral Home 1216 Bartlett Road Herbercreek with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery Har sorcreek. Call hours Wednesday and Thursday 2 to 9 p.m. Also services for Harold D Tate at Bracken Funeral Home Friday at 10 a.m. with visiting hours Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
U S Destroyers Pass Dardanelles for Black Sea Mission
Two U S Navy destroyers Newman K Perry and Norris from the 6th Fleet sailed through the Dardanelles on a four day Show the Flag mission in the Black Sea becoming the first American warships from the Mediterranean to visit the region this year The Soviet Union protested a December visit by Dyess and Turner to Turk government
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Istanbul
6Th Fleet
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Newman K. Perry
Norris
Mediterranean
Dyess
Turner
Soviet Union
Deaths Harold D Tate and Marian Fuller in local notices
Harold D Tate 65 of 149 Wright St died suddenly at home after years of poor health. Born November 4 1908 in Meadville he worked at John Ward Mest Market A&P then Corry Jamestonsy Corp from 1939 to 1958 as a machinist. Survived by brother Donald Tate of Findley Lake. Services at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Marian T Fuller 58 of Harborcreek died yesterday at Hamot Hospital Erie. Born September 10 1918 in Millcreek Twp she was married to C Marshall Fuller and had two sons two daughters a mother and a brother and one grandchild. Burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery with services at W Allen Furman Funeral Home Harborcreek Friday at 2:30 p.m.
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Mr. Tate
Wright Street
Meadville
Corry
Tate
John Ward
CJ Diamond Club
Donald
Findley Lake
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Felice A. Cricco
Cricco
Frederick Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Montefiascone
Italy
United States
Connellsville
William
Cathy) Jones
Theresa Russo
Fuller
R.D. 1
Harborcreek
Hamot
Erie
Millcreek Township
Erie County
C. Marshall Fuller
Robert E. Fuller
John C. Fuller
Carol M. Fuller
Sue E. Fuller
Burenett E. Hagle
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Miles McConnell
Nixon Extension Battle Splits Democrats In House
Rep Charles A Vanik D Ohio vows to press the fight in Rules and House committees against a long surtax extension. Associates fear early tax reform leverage fades if extended too long. The group aims to keep the issue hot and build a Senate record as they push for a low income relief provision for about 2 million families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Charles A. Vanik
Dohio
Rules Committee
House
Senate
Jamestown Airport Faces Tax and Control Controversy
Jamestown may bear local taxes on Ellicott land used for the municipal airport as city officials debate representation on the airport commission. Ellicott Town Board proposed a town member on the panel. tax estimates place annual airport costs around 7 000 dollars. County involvement could shift operation control, with talks about county takeover ongoing.
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Ellicott
Magnuson
Town of Ellicott
Frederick
Mattison
Falconer Central
Jamestown
County Planning Board
New President Named in Northwestern Pennsylvania Purchasing Group
James F. Hannan accepts the gavel as the new president of the Purchasing Management Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania during the monthly meeting and officer elections. Emeron J. Samick completes his term as outgoing president. Alfred J. Morrison is named a one year director. Hannan is tied to Associated Spring Corporation Raymond Division. Morrison to Aero Flow Dynamics.
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James F. Hannan
The
Purchasing Management Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Emeron J. Sa
Mick
Hannan
Associated Spring Corporation
Raymond
Alfred J. Morrison
Aero Flow Dynamics
Lindsay Attacks Backlash as City Faces Election Mood
Lindsay blasted forces of reaction taking temporary control of parties in the city amid a mood of hostility he said will turn to reason before November. Wagner deplored results and warned against a Los Angeles or Minneapolis scenario. Mayoral races in Los Angeles and Minneapolis highlighted national concern. Marchi and Procaccino profile as liberal and civil rights aligned candidates with deep New York roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Wagner
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Sam Yorty
Thomas Bradley
Mineeapolis
Charles Stenvig
Dan Cohen
Stenvig
Area Youth Fair Gun Mishap Injures Cochranton Boy
A 6 year old boy Gilbert Allen of Cochranton remains in fair condition at Spencer Hospital Meadville after an accidental gunshot wound. State Police were alerted and reported the incident occurred at 4 50 p m while the boys were frog hunting near Allen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Cochranton Area
Spencer Hospital
Gilbert Allen
B.D
Cochranton
Allen
Spencer
James Rose
Benton Harlose
Aller
Rose
Gouth
Savings and loan associations seek higher mortgage rates
State officials note that savings and loan associations want to keep granting 75 percent or more of mortgages on single family dwellings but worry that higher interest rate markets tempt risky lending. Senator James Willard of Mercer chairs the Senate Banking Committee and sponsors the legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings and Loan Associations
Williams
Sen
James Willard
Mercer
Senate Banking Committee
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James E. Willard
Journal
Sen. Willard
William P. Reardon
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Ernest Thacker
Singer Company
Detroit
William Black
R.D. Sugar Grove
Noo
Warren County
Larry
Fargo
Columbus
Jean Nurline Buell
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Robert E. Lyons
Mott Street
Lyons
Steven Welch
Stanley J. Komenda
R. D
Porter Auer
Komenda
Auer
Donald Hunter
I Loblaw's
Michael
Merline Hiner
South Enter Street
Corry Ymmorial Hospital
Westchurch
Union Streets
Michael R. Sproveri
Elk Street
Sproveri
Loblaw
Sisting
Congress
U. S
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Fogle
West Smith Street
Worth Street
Marine National Batik
Harold D. Tate
Marian T. Fuller
Nixon
Marine Bank
Rine National Bank
Rosa
Treasury
Marchi
New York
Sinc
Woolworth
Coc
Moolworth
Gul Stet
Sweelworth
Desmond Electric Company
Corry Rotary Club
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
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