Bible School Demonstrates Work Tonight At Presbyterian Church
Corry Vacation Bible Schools close their three weeks session Friday night with over 100 children enrolled a strong attendance. Cap aides and assistants led four schools under Mrs B Av Wiener supervision. The public demonstration at 8 o clock will feature a handwork exhibit in the Sunday school room and a program in the church auditorium showing three weeks of work. An audience is expected and fund payments should be sent to Rev William H Hall treasurer.
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Corry
B. Av Winer
Presbyterian Church
Wm. H. Hall
Warren County Sportsmen Discuss Trout Stock at Kalbfus Refuge
Kiwanis Club members heard Warren County Sportsmen's League president Sherift Zeh delerson discuss treble trout results at Kalbfus Game Refuge near hers. He reported about 38,000 trout between two and two inches exist and at least 20,000 will be stocked this October across the county.
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Warren
Kiwanis Club
Sherift Zehdelerson
Warren County
Usbjeck
Treak-Resuits
Kalbfus
Jefferson
We County
County to Aid Erie Project Brio
Two county commissioners Mess Allan MacLeas Chutes Davis will grant the city council’s request for a 10000 dollar contribution toward a comfort station in East Erie square. Due to a depleted treasury, the commissioners can do little more than promise the money, planned to be included in the 1981 budget and paid to the city sometime during the year.
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BRIO
Allan MacLeas
Chutes Davis
Eastery Square
Changes in Parcel Post Rules Take Effect July First
The post office department announced two orders starting July 1 changing parcel post. They allow for selling undelivered perishable goods, charging a ten cent fee for C O D changes, and a demurrage charge of five cents per day on all C O D items after 15 days if not picked up. A third order, targeting October 1, imposes demurrage and directs proceeds minus a ten percent commission to the sender.
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Post Office Department
Pleads Guilty to Abduction in Mayville Case
June 26 Judge Ottaway suspended sentence for William Phillips of Ripley after he pled guilty to abduction and eloping with a girl under 16. The marriage considered for annulment. Phillips placed on probation to Sheriff Sardeson after entering a not guilty plea. counsel Roy Perkins was assigned. He was given chance to change plea.
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Mayville
Lee L. Ottaway
William Phillips
Ripley
Phip- Tips
Phillips
Har J. Sardeson
Roy A. Perkins
Son of Former Corry Resident Is Married
The New York Times reports the wedding of Misa Cornelia Kelley, daughter of Cornelius F. Kelley, president of Anaconda Copper, to George Hepburn, son of May Hepburn. The ceremony took place at Sunny Skies, the Kelley summer home in Manhasset, with relatives including C. J. Hepburn noted in local circles.
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New York Times
Misa Cornelia Kelley
Cornelius Francis Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Kelley
Fifth Avenue
George Hepburn
May
Frederick Taylor Hepburn
Park Lane
Locust Valley
Sunny Skies
C. J. Hepburn
Baptist Ladies Aid Society Entertained at Mrs Franklin’s
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Ghuyen was entertained at Mrs. B. Franklin’s home 11 South Street with about twenty members present. A tureen supper was served by Mrs. G. S. Monroe and others in charge. Devotionals by Mrs. W. B. Jones then followed with a song and prayer. The event benefited the Baptist orphanage. Mrs. I. Pope and daughter Miss Eva Pope of Myfield, Cur., were guests.
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Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
Ghuyen
B. Wranklin
South Street
Wenty
GS. Monroe
W. 2. Jones
Dow. Fig
Baptist Orphanage
Helne
Main Street Closure For Construction Detour Planned
City plans to close Main Street to aid Hadegorn Construction Company unloading station near Gates Street. Traffic will be routed via Pleasant Street between Union and Gates Streets. Detour is deemed the best means to handle street loading and site access.
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West Main Street
Hadegorn Construction Company
Gates Street
Main Street
Pleasant Street
Unionck Gates Streets
Lightning Hits Oil Lease Tank In Early Morning Storm
A freak lightning strike during an early morning thunderstorm damaged an oil lease near Dempstylown. The tank and fittings suffered extensive damage, with the tank replaced previously after a year old strike. No leaks occurred and the top and bottom covers were torn. One pipe reading from the tank was torn away.
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O. J. Lamey
Niir Dempstylown
Thesday
Lumey
Tor Sale or Rent on Mast Pleasant Street
Fragmentary listing notes a property on Mast Pleasant Street with a garage and large lot. Mentions multiple modern uses and a sizable bar area. Details are unclear but indicate a real estate or rental opportunity with diverse amenities.
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Mast
Pleasant Street
Konjola Triumphs Over Rheumatism and Stomach Ailments
A patient reports Konjola as a decisive remedy, ending persistent rheumatism and stomach trouble and earning praise for the medicine. The account highlights renewed health and a strong tribute to the new remedy's effectiveness.
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Sam Cvitlcanin
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