Corry area news items touch on parks and incinerator debates
Local notices report park officials aiming to open bath areas by the Fourth of July pending water tests. Burglaries, a service station break in with key left in door, and a gift subscription offer to the Corry Evening Journal are noted. Also covered are a nervous land rezoning challenge on 1992 Schaper Avenue, concrete work at Memorial High School, Dairy and beverage distributors, and a county city health merger update with Dr. E A Larson listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Erie
Erin Health
F. L. Baressi
Efrie
Speros —Brothers-Atlantic
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. F
Thomas Motors
Exie
Memorial High School
Oil Board
Par
Eo Journal Printing
Eig
Erfenten
State Milk Commission
Harrisbourg
Iraquois
Darlingstron City
Schmidt's
Rolling Rock
Pabst
Corry Beverage
Mainstreet
Erlie
Atty
John McTauighlin
Bsis
Um Ares
Schaper Avenue
McTaughlin
Russell Roth
County Health Board
Roth
E. A. Larson
Chiropadist
North Center Street
Dial
Carroll
Meadville
Walter Lent
Harjute Wats
Vibe
Jfebhood
Admitted and Discharged Names in Local Notices
A local notice lists admitted individuals including Mrs. Robert Palmer of Riceville and Alvan Rebnberg at 545 East South Street, along with numerous others and family relations. Discharges include Andrew and Patricia Fro man, plus several others with addresses and kin. Bargain night at Corry Rollerway and cafeteria- ticket changes by the School Board are noted amid the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Palmer
Riceville
Alvan Rebnberg
East South Street
Viola Porter
R. D
Emma Aint
Bonita
Guy Darling
Spring Street
Fred
Rupert Morris
Marilyn Dingle
Willam Carlson
West Irving ‘Street
Michael Clark
West Main Street
William Smith
Second Avenue
Lee Stinbro
Spartansboro
Nancy
Walter Kowalski
Larry
Wave Rieck
Waterford
Patricia
Andy McKetn
Spring
Andrew
Andrew Froman
Edward Saloum
Barbara Zaref
North Center Street
Charles Smith
Eugene
Clymer
Joseph Reyda
Sherman
Jeffrey
John Madise
Bear Lake
Robert Fenno
Linda Koy
South Center Street
Raymond Tripp
Garland
Corry
Falconer boards tentative budget for 1936 37 notice
The Falconer Board of Education adopted a tentative budget of 767 577 with an estimated tax rate of 9.88 per thousand of true valuation, up from last year’s 9.45. The budget will be submitted to voters at the July 10 election. Local incidents include a motorist injured in a crash, youths detained for beer drinking, and a park incident with a parrot officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falconer
Board of Education of
Central ‘Scholl
Campas
Playtex
Mabel's
Stewart
Robert D. Bobi
Belfig
Willard Perlee
Fenton Park
Ohall
Pittsfield
Ernest Morrison
Youngsville
Barnes Barbérsky
Bradford
Sid Morrison
Moose Club
Titusville
City Counell
George Street
Counnell
George W. Becker
Hammond Pun
Easy Blo Street
Kane
Fragmented 1921 local news batch with multiple items
A dense clipping lists assorted notices from Meadville Kane Jay Borough and nearby areas. It mentions power outage repairs in Sheffield,S Pennsylvania and a fire at Harry's Service Station Seneca with six firefighters attending. Also notes a St Edward PTA bake sale, pirate oath ceremony at Forbes Field, Jamestown Genet Hospital finances, police yard cleanup, Kane Borough council budget, and various community events and notices across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Horton Avenue
Easerly
Barnes and
Brookston
Mill Town
Bull Hill
Kane rond-in-Raystone
Ludlow
Sebeck
Harry
Seneca
Gaspling
Ita
St. Edward's Pta
Stanes
St. Thomas
Franklin
Pirate Battalion
Navy
Forbes Field
Pittabillrehy
Pittsburgh Naval
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jamestown
Jamestown Geneta Hospital
Vote Near On School Aid Vote Near On School Aid
Washington reports the House opened to vote next week on a four year federal aid school construction program worth 1.6 billion dollars as the House Rules Committee adjourned. Rep Powell proposes a Floyd amendment to bar federal grants to segregated schools, triggering a potential regional clash. House leaders note cooling support for the amendment and aim to move the bill forward despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Federt
Haye
Powell
Senate
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Berga Santa
Conlien
Tejas
Tallenez Ney
Don Wai
Dan
Wotr Radio Log
Seig Nee Fe
J. B. Kelly
Ringo
Pat
B. R Merriman
Kim
Cleveland
Young America
Eddie Fisher
Happy Gang
VEW
Sun Valley Rangers
VFWM
Tim Jones
Dale Arthur
All-Way Electric
Tagm Electric
Butcher Boy
Veronica
Clothing Store
Corry, Pa
Alleghany
Franklin Hatehy
St Rinois Hospital
C.F. Hickson
E. Re
Woose
Ciuty
18Th
Holland
Freddie
Meres
Pupner
Pichmar
Nancy Caster
Evander Canter
Panama
Valedic Torian
Panama Central School
Enik
Al’s
Clothes
Palm Beach
Gramercy Park
Manchester
Vy Price
Apair
Elchynski
Liberty
WOTM
General
Jackson‘s
Floral Gardens
Gladys Schmidt
R. da
Spencer Hospital
Tryonville
First Methodist Church
Johnson
Marcresan Beach Park
Wiliam Sandberg Sr
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