Corry Area Notes Court Actions and Local Events
A Corry district session orders nine non support cases and eight more, with no local war residents involved. The Corry Public Library will close for summer. a board meeting sets limited hours. Sixteen Lyme High seniors plan an Erie to New York City trip. Several divorce complaints filed. 950 spring pig crop seen near 1949 levels. veterans hurry to apply for Pennsylvania's 500 million soldiers bonus. A baby nearly falls from a window. Kiwanis and Rotary address planned at Chamber meeting. A railroad special will carry Boy Scouts en route to a national gathering. Public assistance rolls show a sixth straight June drop. Corry and Warren counties report multiple injuries in separate incidents. Displaced Estonian families arrive to settle in Corry area.
Proctor Seeks Police Help Over Lost Keys
Mrs. Robert Proctor asked police Saturday to help recover a set of keys she had lost. Walter F. Franklin, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, reported stronger freight activity in recent weeks, with weekly totals and daily movement reaching new highs since December 1948 after an anticipated coal holiday.
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Robert Proctor
Walter 5. Franklin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fuumin
Howard Johnson Wins Pittsburgh Pennsylvan Turnpike Bid
June 26 report states Howard Johnson restaurants will be the sole operator on the new 100 mile gas stern extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike under an agreement with Gulf Oil Corporation. Construction on the extension is underway.
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Howard Johnson Bidwins
Pittsburgh
Howard Johison Restaurants
Ulti Spold
Pennsylvans
Howard. Johnson Company
Ef Gulf Ol Corporation
Successfull
Tnder Construction
Services here Tuesday for Charles D. Cowles
Charles D Cowles a longtime resident of this city died suddenly Saturday afternoon at the home of his son in Cleveland. He was born February 15 1868 in Louisville and moved to Corry about 65 years ago. He operated a draying business before retiring after his wife’s death. Survivors include two sons Marie and Frank four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at Bracken Routing Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. Interment will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Cowles
Cleveland
Splalouk
Mr. Cowles
Loutsville
Corry
Nene
Jonathan Lodge
Marie
Frank
Dayton
David McAninch
McDonald
Thomas Dilley
David Cowles
Waltham
Mass
John Cowles
David Cowles, Jr
Bracken
H. Ray Haris
Pine Grove Cemetery
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