Local meeting and anniversary events slated near Beaver
A monthly dinner meeting of the Men Rule group at Wayne Church near Beaver is set for 6 80 oclock Sunday week. The 160th anniversary of the signing of independence is highlighted with a planned eagle event and tents pitched by Ingling Bros. and Barnum and Heydvuny for the tomorrow crowd. Taxpayers are reminded tomorrow is the last day to pay 1986 city taxes without penalty.
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Two Arrested Under Local Fireworks Ban Violations
Two local youths Willis Higby and Melvin Vanderholt were arrested Saturday evening in St James apartments for exploding fireworks from an upper porch. They were fined $10 each and arraigned before Alderman C B Porter with additional charges, as city authorities pledge strict enforcement of Ordinance 665 banning sale or use of fireworks. The incident supports police plans for demonstrations and tests to deter violations and curb fireworks celebrations.
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Cherry Queen Ardis Noryne Manney Reigns at Cherry Festival
Ardis Noryne Manney, a University of Chicago co ed, is named Cherry Queen at the National Cherry Festival in Traverse City Michigan from July 15 to 17, with the event centered at Central Park.
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Anti-Toxin Cuts Diphtheria Toll in Pennsylvania
Diphtheria deaths fall as anti-toxin use rises. Pennsylvanians recorded 2,248 cases last year the lowest in state history, a rate of 22.8 per 10 000. Since 1906 the Commonwealth logged 353 658 cases with 42 607 deaths, about seven percent in 1995. Most victims were under ten, especially ages five to nine.
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Summer School of Religion Planned at St Thomas Church
A four week program opens Wednesday morning at St Thomas Church for children not at St Bilwara's. Each day begins with mass then instruction. Reverend Francis J Graves will supervise the class sessions and oversee the program.
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D A Hillstrom to Speak at Golden Rule Club Dinner
D A Hillstrom secretary and general manager of Corry lame manufacturing plant will address Golden Rule Club members at Wayne Valley U B Church near Beaverdam this evening. He will continue a series of talks on local industries.
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Beaverdam
Firemen Hold Annual Memorial Services
The Stanford Hose Company held its annual memorial services on Sunday morning with a large turnout. Five apparatus and fourteen auto lades joined the pilgrimage to decorate graves at various cemeteries, marking the heaviest response in some time.
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Caledon girls excel in Camp Caledon swimming tests
Camp Caledon near North Girard emphasizes swimming with four tests Pollywog Frog fish and flying fish. Girls earn emblems for each stage by mastering strokes and distance. Red Cross life savers guard the beach and coaches Doc Ainsworth and Adam Smith of the Erie YMCA provide stroke coaching.
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Mrs Rose D Howard Dies At Lowville
Longtime Lowville resident Mrs Rose D Howard 67 died Saturday at home after nearly a year of illness. Funeral from the home and Lowville M E church at 2 PM with burial in Lowville cemetery. Survived by son Fred Dean of Lowville and step son L R Howard of RD Corry. Also appears classified notes: used Crosley refrigerator, electric service. fifty pound box and hay fork for sale.
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Supreme Court Grants Hearing September 28
The Supreme Court granted a hearing for September 28 in the electrocution cases of Joe Senauskas and John G. Polens, both condemned to death for Metro Seminak's slaying. Attorneys MacDonald and Cohen filed motions to withdraw guilty pleas, seek new trials, and arrest judgments, with court orders to stay proceedings pending further action.
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Pennsylvania Democrats прогноз Roosevelt victory in fall
Pennsylvania Democratic leaders expressing confidence say the national convention and F D Roosevelt’s appearance assure a sweeping win next fall. Gov George H. Earle and State Chair David L Lawrence predict victories for state treasurer and auditor general as well. Senator Guffey projects a Roosevelt victory with at least a 250000 margin in Pennsylvania.
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Returning Home From Tropics Altaffer Not Alarmed By Cobras
Leland Altaffer, after six years as a consular official in the far eastern tropics, says he has encountered several kinds of snakes including cobras but remains unfazed. He notes no reason for alarm and shares anecdotes of serendipitous snake encounters.
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Big Erie sewer project to be approved next week
Erie officials expect federal and state funds to authorize a major sewer expansion costing nearly 1,000,000. Bernard J. Cookman, the city director, said Washington has held plans for weeks pending the new WPA budget.
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Dine
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Married at Nuptial Mass at St Thomas Church
Miss Glavius Mary Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs Ward Alexander and Edward Joseph Wilcox of Erie were married at a nuptial mass at St Thomas Church. Rev Frances Graves officiated. Attendants included Robert Alexander and Miss Lynne O Neil. The couple will reside in Erie after a week trip to the Thousand Islands.
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Thomas Stead
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Robert Alexander
Mary Katherine Shamburg
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Wilcox
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Corry High School
R. Scott
Corry Receives New Fire Pumper Truck
Corry’s first new fire apparatus a combination pumper and booster tank arrived Sunday from Allentown amid demonstrations planned for Spring Creek Columbus Elgin Wattsburg and other areas. Purchased by the Corry Firemen Relief Association for about 7000 the truck will replace the old White unit at First Ward station with driver training by W A Zimmer of Long Island City and series tests to evaluate performance in rural districts.
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Milkman Sympathized as Buffalo Weighs Nightlife Rule
Buffalo officials consider two resolutions to curb "following the milkman home" behavior. Proposed rule would require all men to be home between 7 p m and 7 a m. The measure targets late night outings by milkmen and associated figures in Buffalo's nightlife scene.
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