Farmers Meet at Waterford Next Tuesday
Erie County farmers will meet June 29 1987 at 4 o'clock in Waterford High School Auditorium to define the agricultural conservation program for 1988. Chairman Hansa of the county agricultural conservation committee says attendees include county boards, farm leaders, and conservation committees to fully represent farmer views as state and national programs are drawn up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
H. Hansa
Chiitenan
Ounty Agricultural Consecvation
Watestond High School
Watesford
Ueetirg
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
W. 5. Hagar
Pennsylvania
Cquity Boars
Directlw
Oth
Haggar
Death of Mrs Mary E Wood in Corry RD G
Mrs Mary Eliswood widow of George W Wood of Corry RD G died this morning after a lingering illness. Born in Austin Minnesota August 1862 she married George Washington Wood in 1886 and moved to Columbus township where she resided. Survived by daughter Myrie Akins and three sons Warren Wood Leslie Wood Elbert Wood. One sister and two brothers also listed. Body at Davison funeral home. remains to be taken to Tate home Saturday afternoon. Funeral Sunday at Spring Creek Church with burial in Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Mary Eliswood
George W. Wood
Corry
RD. G
Austin
Minn
George Washington Wood
Columbus Township
Wood
Myrie Akins
North Clymer
N. Y
Tate
Spring Creek
Sparta Firemen Elect Officers and Summer Weddings
Sparta Spartansburg June 25. Firemen will hold their regular monthly meeting June 28 at Firemen's Hall with annual officer elections and a post meeting lunch. Marriage announced for Charles Stanford of Weinboro and Mamie Kinney of Spartansburg at a Clymer New York Methodist parsonage. They will live in Edinboro where he works as meat cutter. Mixed social notices include a wedding shower for Charles Snapp and Margaret Burlingame and various local visits, illnesses, and camp reports.
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Spartansburg
Firemen's Hall
Charles Stanford
Wuinboro
Mamie Kinney
Clymer
N. Y
Methodist Parsonage
H. Clair Heitzenpater
Edinboro
Alton Stanford
Stanford
Winsor's Market
Homer Snapp
Daytown
Charles Snapp
Margaret Burlingame
Billy Blakeslee
Pan
Blakeslee
Townsend Club
Sparta Grange Hall
Fred Rouse
Sparta
Corry
M. E. Church
J. Alls Watgaman
Dorothes
Ruth Horegood
Geneva Murri~son
Delaware
Ohio
Greenlnad
Severitt
Fairview Church
All Sunday Schools
American Sunday School Union
Three Pittsburgh Papers Resume Publication After Strike
The Post Gazette the Press and the Sun Telegraph returned to regular editions in Pittsburgh after 150 mail room employees ended a brief illegal strike with a 65 to 5 vote. International secretary Rand Anderson urged workers to return by starting time for Sunday editions, securing pay raise negotiations.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Rand Anderson
Mailers Trade District
Mailers
Uon Mailers
Sve
Funday
The
Post-Gazette
the Press
the Sun-Telegraph
Vacation in Sherman and Voter Registration Dates
Burg spends vacation with sister and others in Sherman New York at Baptist parsonage. Burlingame Strathan and Farley attend Meadville to receive voter registration instructions. Voters must register on June 25 July 15 or August 7 between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. to be eligible for primaries and general election.
U B Children Day Exercises At Church Event
Children day program at Church of the United Brethren in Christ features songs, poems, solos, speeches, and a piano solo. Students like Anita Briges, Bobby Fish, Lorraine Lines, and Gail Davis perform. Raymond Blynt leads the band. offerings observed by Carl Jenon.
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Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Anita Briges
Chilrey
Bobby Fish
Ann Neff
Dorothy Stormes
Phyllig Halfast
Patty Metlintock
Shirley Fitch
Mary Salle
Charles Bughes
Claude Dougherty
Mary Low Hubert
Jean Mitchell
Raymond Blynt
Robert Botsford
Willis Botsford
Skinner
Bobby
Hurlbert
Low Bidders Named for Two Rural Highway Projects
State highway department announced low bidders for two projects. Mercer contractor bid 16,219 on 0.15 mile macadam between Manadohta Lake and Lincolnyie. Charles Calderaro & Sons Co. Pittsburgh bid 11,731 to replace a floor destroyed bridge on rural route between Thomas Coroners and Milt Village.
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Stateighway Department
Bortz
Mercer
Manadohta Lake
Lincolnyie
Charles Calderaro & Sons Co
Pittsurgh
Lowor
Thomas Coroners
Milt Village
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Waterford
H. H. Marsh
Mary E. Wood
J. E. Collins
Conrad
Charles
Lad Hurt
Cartle
Taylor
Ethel
Winnie Damon
Herbert Schuckers
Della Proctor
Paul Blakeslee
Ruth Scoulen
Margaret Kinney
Titusville
Cora Steinbaugh
So. Winans
Erie
Winans
Leah Eyrne
Robert
Foster
Toohey
William Simpson
Oil City
Charles Scarem
Edward Newton
Hydetown
Ina Smith
Marilyn Skiff
Youngsville
Dell Reno
Iva Rhodes
Harry Rhodes
Lawrence Park
Wadsworth
Anns Jones
Charles Roth
America
de Luxe
Montgomery Ward
Pontiné
ASA
DE Soto
Goodwill
Pontiac
Corry Motor Sales
Main St
W. W. Waterhouse
SOCAL
Keister
Burg
D. V. Hutchison
B. D. Bryant
Sherman
Rev
J. P. Kelly
Baptist Parsonage
U.B
Tood
Alee
Cor Lake
Wousa Heath
Mobile
Siier
Ton
Choo
Arkeill
Elton
Drou Rat
Ed ‘Ea
Retta
Rettamplor