Scorcher week in county court and local notices
Divorce action filed in county court between Mildred Zielinski and Stanley Zielinski cites a January 4 1927 marriage and a August 1980 separation. The Erie Times notes a Buddy Players engagement and a Jewel Naylor Jack Ray show. Also announces a guest at a Women’s Benefit Association rally, probate of James D Gallup’s will, and a 50th anniversary picnic for Women's Relief Corps No 18. City safety urged trimming trees, oil price rise, road work delays, and upcoming drivers exams. The week ends with oil output figures for the week ended June 24 reported by Oil & Gas Journal.
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Mildred
Zielinski
Corry
Stanley Zielinski
Timothy J. Mamoney
Erie Times
Buddy Players
Und City
State ‘Armory
Jewel ‘Naylor
Jack Ray
Corry Players
Nellie
Lounsbury
Market Street
The
Women's Benefit Association
Erie
Warren
Bradford
Youngeville
Waterford
Greenville
Cambridge Springs
Meadville
OU City
Franklin—Warren
Times-Mirror
Women's Relief Corps
Peiffer
A. R
Pine Street
Women’s Relief Corps
Albion
Uniton City
North East
Uxere
Meadville Tribune Republican
Oil & Gas Journal
Kin of Corry Resident Badly Hurt in Auto Crash
Erie relatives blame city police for delaying medical care after a Sunday crash that left Joseph Higgins 44 of East 4th Street badly injured. Higgins and Frank Mahoney 40 were arrested for disorderly conduct. Higgins later moved to St. Vincent's Hospital awaiting further word on his condition.
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Corry
Joseph Higgins
Erie
Rie
St. Vincent's Hospital
East 4Th Street
Higgins
Frank Mahoney
Poplar Street
Stith
State
Roy Mong
Patice
Hamat
St. Vincent's
Heavy showers end heat wave with lightning and minor damage
A severe electrical storm cooled a heat wave Monday with heavy rainfall, sharp lightning across the city, and minor electrical damage. Temperatures dropped briefly but rose again the following day as storms subsided.
Graveling Work Resumes South of City on Pinchot Road
Graveling has resumed south of the city along Pinchot road toward Lindsey Hollow with Wark Contractors hauling the material. Worth East parties secured the gravel hauling contract and will also complete top dressing on the Sciota Road. About 30 to 35 cars of gravel are planned for the southern stretch, with several cars needed for the Sciota segment and another coating expected.
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Wark
Pinchot Road
Lindsey Hollow
Worth East Parties
Sciota
Sciata
Mac's Inn to Open Wednesday in Corry Area
Mac's Inn tea room and dance pavilion on the Roosevelt Highway will open Wednesday evening with a dinner from to 9 and a dancing party from 9 to 1. Mrs Hosa McElroy of this city developed the Sears property at Athletic Field into a log cabin styled inn with a large west-wing dance hall. Goff's Band will provide music for the opening. The inn aims to attract Corry residents and motorists and plans further improvements to become a leading local establishment.
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Corry
McElroy
Start on Two New Dams in Allegheny River District
Reports from Prattlin outline government plans to begin two new dams, Dam 9 and Dam 10, on the Allegheny River with an $8,000,000 expenditure as part of industrial recovery. Dam No. 2 reconstruction and Natrona guide wall extension are also announced. Dams 9 and 10 will enable slack water navigation up to Hast Brady, midway to the district from Pittsburgh. A separate note records a cat giving birth to four kittens in an apple tree at East Hampton, observed by Arvid Nordberg.
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Pranklin
Warty
Allegheny River
Natrona
Hast Brady
Pittsburgh
Tree East Hampton
Colin
Arvid Nordberg
Nordberg
Veterans Move Into Forest Training Camp
The first contingent of World War veterans from western Pennsylvania joined reforestation work at Camp Meade Maryland. More than 300 ex service men traveled last night, with follow up groups from Erie New Castle and unions from Uniontown and Greensburg. The unit includes veterans from Allegheny Beaver and Washington counties and several branches, including some from the Seventh Cavalry.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Camp Meade, Md
Erie
New Castle
Uniontown
Greensburgh
Allegheny
Beaver
Washington Counties
Seventh Cavalry
General Custer
Pittsburgh Seeks Federal Works Funds
Pittsburgh and nearby officials from Morgantown Fairmont Clarksburg and Wheeling West Virginia traveled to Washington to request federal funds under the Public Works program for a 54.5 million flood control project on the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers totaling 37 million in city and county proposals.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Washington
Harrisburg
Tri-State
Morgontown
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Allegheny
Monopgahela
Brown Linked to Green Home Burglary in Panama Connection
Police progress on the Ray Green residence burglary in East Wayne Street last Fall links Lawrence Brown to the thefts. A recovered fountain pen from Panama ties Brown to the case, with prior charges for breaking and entering and larceny from the Harold J. Sweet home. Clyde Peebles, linked to Brown, faces a hearing for breaking and entering and larceny.
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Fountain Pen Stoleo
East Wayne Street
Peebles
Ray Green
Green
Panama
N. Y
Lawrence Brown
Brown
Harold J. Sweet Home
Machin
Toot
Sweet Home
Green Residence
Clyde Peebles
Mt. Lita
A. B. Porter
Jareeny
Fortifications of Quebec From French Origins to British Works
Fragmentary notes describe Quebec defenses from colonial times. Early French stone works gave way to a 1788 temporary citadel and a later 1848 British defense program still visible today, though misattributed in some guides.
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Quebec
Corry Scouts Welcome Passaic Orphanage Visitors to World's Fair
A unit of Corry Boy Scouts met six Passaic Orphanage boys at the station to wish them well as they travel to Chicago to attend the World's Fair as Erie Railroad guests. The boys had previously signaled down an oncoming train when a washout occurred near Passaic. The Erie Railroad arranged the trip in thanks for their heroism. A large crowd gathered to see the boys off.
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Spicer
Passaic
Chicago
Erie Railroad
Erie
Orderly Advance of Prices Calls Stay on Increases
President Roosevelt urged business leaders to defer price hikes to protect consumers even at first profits. General Hugh Johnson and Charles J. Brand reinforced the appeal, warning against wild price rises and that congressional repeal could follow if prices rise faster than wages. A surge in prices could trigger a buyers strike and a new economic tailspin.
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Roosevelt
Hugh Johnson
Charles J. Brand
Johnson
Brand
Congress
City Tax Payable With Penalty Date Nears
City Treasurer E Westley urged taxpayers to settle 1983 municipal assessments in coming days to avoid a one percent penalty set for July 5 The current duplicate totals about 69276 74 with roughly 30000 collected since the rebate period ended Despite slower 1922 payments officials expect a rise in collections as conditions improve and employment grows in the weeks ahead
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E. Westley
Westley
Unclear incident report near Mendville leaves four injured
Partial OCR text indicates an incident near Mendville with four people injured and taken to hospital. Details and exact location or cause are not readable.
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Clymer
Chautauqua County
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New York Steels Exchange
Russell& Williamson
Spring Creek
Highway Department
Relief Fund
Kane
Erle
Western Pennsylvania Power2
Comneant Lake
Commonwealth
Beamish
Arthur Scheppner
Mast South Street
Scheppner
Tate
Philadelphia
David Riesman
Philadelphia General Hospital
Mac's Inn
Socal Films
Keister
Forest Training
Ade
Reich CO
Cons
Heywood-Wakefield
Root’s Furniture Store
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Corry, Pa
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Citizens National
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