Obituary and local notices from Corry area
Paragraf J Raymond Kookogey 75 of Pleasantville dies after illness. He retired as vice president and manager of the Pleasantville Pennsyl vania Bank and Trust Co after 48 years in banking. Real estate transfers include Clair Fenno to Steve Bystricki in Concord Township. State Third Class City Committee hearings postponed to August due to Shafer tax bill review. Meadvill Corry Titusville and Oil City hearings postponed. A sick dog in East Main Street found and placed in city pound. Bike thefts reported on East South Street and West Main Street. Corry Beverage Distributors proprietor reports his son's bike stolen. Charles Collier treated for a laceration from a lawn mower at Corry Memorial Hospital. State Police report an auto accident near Spartansburg injures driver David L. Stewczukz 17. No hunting signs ordered removed at Racoon Creek Park by County Commissioner Hill. Wallet found on West Washington street turned in by David Bartholomew. owner identified as David Amy.
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J. Raymond Kookogey
Pleasantville
Oil City
Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co
Lamberton National Bank
Franklin
Erie
Wendell R. Good
Meadville
Corry
Titusville
Angelo Frisina
Corry Beverage Distributors
West Main Street
Frisina
Spartansburg
David L. Stewczukz
Racoon Creek Park
William C. Hill Jr
Hill
Parks and Recreation
Peter J. Russo
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Mock Ambush Real Thing at Fort Sill Kills 2 GIs
At Fort Sill Oklahoma a mock ambush turned real when rifle fire killed two soldiers and wounded a third. Army officials said live rounds may have mixed with dummy bullets though no live shells were to be used. The dead were Pfc. James D. Conway, 19, a Vietnam veteran, and Sgt. Refugio Hernandez, 38. Pfc. Billy G. Evans, 28, of Kirkland Indiana, was wounded in the hips and listed in satisfactory condition.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Oklahoma
Army
Pfe
James D. Conway
Sgt
Refugio Hernandez
Billy G. Evans
Kirkland
Ind
Marine Lance Cpl. Bailey to be honored in funeral service
State Services For Area Marine Lance Cpl. Larry J. Bailey will be held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday. The Cobbs Corners Church member died last week in a helicopter crash near Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. He was a 1965 Corry Area High School graduate, served since April 1966, and worked briefly for Lehman’s Tire Service. Surviving relatives include his parents, two brothers, and grandparents. Funeral home hours are 7 to 9 p.m. prior to the service with burial in East Branch Cemetery.
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Lance
Larry J. Bailey
Bracken
R. D
Spartansburg
Camp Lejeune
S. C
Bailey
Corry Area
Lehman's Tire Service
Marine Corps
Cobbs Corners Church
Bruce M. Bailey
Donald
Russell
Boston
Leigh Smith
Pittsfield
Granville Bailey
Garland
Cassius Armitage
Mar
Lin Klingensmith
East Branch Cemetery
Hold Rites For Mrs. Houser
Funeral services for Mrs. Donald Nina Houser were held at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Ivan Hunsberger officiating. Burial followed in Wattsburg Cemetery. Pallbearers included Clifford Shampoe and Dean Houser among others. relatives traveled from Union City Wattsburg North East and Corning New York.
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Donald
Nina) Houser
Bracken Funeral Home
Ivan Hunsberger
Wattsburg
Clifford Shampoe
Dean Houser
Dean Mitchell
Harold
Neal Bisbee
Terry Houser
Donald Houser
Ruby Seidler
Roy Grant
Union City
Russell Shampoe
Philetus Yost
Shiela Kennedy
Harold Bisbee
Allen Wagner
North East
Thomas Pieper
Corning
N.Y
Welfare Workers Strike Shrinks NYC Aid Service
In New York City a 10 day welfare dispute has led to about 60 percent of case workers refusing assigned tasks while still reporting to centers. Evicted families, unpaid rents, and long wait times underline the toll on 850,000 welfare recipients as temp staff replace workers and negotiations continue.
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New York
Department of Welfare
Case
Tey
Welfare Department
Social Service Employes Union
Michael McKain
Herbert Haber
SSEU
Judith Mage
Highway Projects Pace Across Crawford and Warren Counties
Erie County officials outline resurfacing and widening on North Center street, bypass work near Union City, and bridge reconstructions in Spartansburg and Riceville. Other planned tasks include Route 6 bypasses at Youngsville and Warren and multiple bridge rebuilds with costs ranging from tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Lonunea
Ter
Columbus Avenue
Elmer Bolte
Erie County
the Journal
Center Street
Cross and Co
Union City
Bolte
Cross
North Center Street
West City
Dunn Company
Dunn
Britton Run
Spartansburg
Sparta Crossing
Riceville Corners
Roosevelt Street
Warren County
Youngsville
Warren
Irvine Run
Bear Lake
Columbus Township
U N debate on Middle East nears end with no agreement
The General Assembly nears the end of its Middle East debate with three rival resolutions from the United States, the Soviet Union and Albania to be decided. Diplomats say a two thirds vote seems unlikely and a consensus may still be weeks away.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
U.N
I.M.A H
Laws
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Clair Fenno
Steve Bystricki
Concord Township
East Main Street
Dennis Consolo
Maple Avenue
East South Street
Charles Collier
East Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
David Bartholomew
Marion Street
West Washington Street
David Amy
West Washington
State Services For
Area Marine
Houser
RCA Victor
RCA
Meerhoff
North Center
Garry
Denny
TY and Appliances
North Main Union City, Pa
Hayden
Nyc
Wheelock
Corry- Sparta
Corry City
Crawford County
Interstate Amnesite Co
Concordville
Union
West Church
Northwest
West Pleasant Streets
Riceville
Shuriie
Wieners
Crisco Oil
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Boi
GBF
Wizano
Lipton’s
Sunshine Rinso Detergent
Reynolds
Heinz Tomato
Grandma Brown
California
Highway Department
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
U.S
Dean Rusk
Bogle Lumber
Devoe Wonder
Tru Value Building Supply Center
Guerlain Colognes
Helena Rubinstein
Dana Solid Colognes
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