Funeral Services for DeYoung Heath in Corry
Funeral services for DeYoung Heath life long Corry resident were held Monday at 2 pm at the home 1201 North Center street conducted by Rev H Ray Aurvis pastor of the U B Church A large gathering of relatives neighbors and friends attended the rites Interment was in Ping Grove cemetery Bearers were Harry Fleming FP T Englum Ross Fleming Louis Farnham Tim Price and M Leo Mulderick Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs W E B Howes Mr and Mrs Robert Crnskshay and son Robert of Buffalo and Mrs Glen Klinger
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DeYoung Heath
Corry
Ite
North Center Street
H. Ray Aurvis
U. B. Church
Servions
Ping Grove Cemetery
Harry Fleming
FP. T. Englum
Ross Pleming
Louis Farnham
Price
M. Leo Mulderick
W. EB. Howes
Robert Crsnkshay
Robert
Buffalo
Glen Klinger
Local residents depart on travels and visits
Mrs Marilyn Lombardo of Detroit with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Green left the city after a week's stay at the Hotel Corry. Miss Alma Rhoules RN was in the city the past month and departed for Sugar Grove. Miss Frances Coyle of Spartansburg left for Columbus to visit relatives before returning home. Luke Graham left for New York City on Aero Supply Co business. Thomas Fisher of Buffalo visited friends on business in the city. Mr and Mrs W Howes Mr and Mrs Robert Crankshaw and son Robert of Buffalo left after DeYoung Heath's death. Mr and Mrs Clifford Jourdet of West Wayne St left for Buffalo on business. Prof JR Barth of Jamestown spent the day with friends. Mrs F E Richardson and two grandchildren returned home from Philadelphia where they visited daughter and mother Mrs George Schreiner. Mrs Harry Green went to Erie for a brief stay with relatives. Mr and Mrs AM Lite Ma and Mrs John F King were Erie visitors. Miss Mary Mastervich left for Brie for a visit.
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Marilyn Lombardo
Detroit
Mich
Henry Green
Corry
Alma Rhoules
R. N
Sugar Grove
Frances Coyle
Spartansburg
Columbus
William Jacob
Luke Graham
Lash
New York City
Aero Supply Co
Thomas Fisher
Buffalo
W. ©. Howes
Robert Crankshaw
Som Robert
DeYoung Heath
Clifford Jourdet
West Wayne Street
JR. C. Barth
Jamestown
F. E. Richardson
Philadelphia
George Schreiner
Ull
Harry Green
Erie
Mi Lite
John F King
Mary Mastervich
Brie
Oyster Supper for Corry Encampment
Following the regular lodge session Wednesday evening in the I O O P the Oud Fellows will entertain the Corry Encampment with an oyster supper. The committee includes Wilcox Charles Reynolds and Wave Smith all Fellows invited.
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I. O
Wilcox
Charles Reynolls
Wave-Smith
Seven Seek Congress in District Seven Race
The district lists seven candidates for Congress across districts three and four with multiple Republicans and Democrats named. Withdrawals noted in Erie east side and Fourth district races. Marion C. Austin seeks Republican national convention delegate. Arthur Colegrove files as Democratic alternate.
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Page One
Wiliam
Crawford
Brunk McCarty
Assembly
Erie East
Democratic District Committee
Erie
Gaczkowski
Erie East Side
Marion C. Austin
Arthur Colegrove
Corry
Fear of War Between Germany and Russia Grows
The article discusses rumors of a German strategy involving a temporary acceptance of the Polish corridor in exchange for Polish neutrality, followed by postwar negotiations for corridor return and compensation in Ukrainian territory. It notes Berlin Moscow tensions and predicts a possible eastern conflict as the greater danger.
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Berlin
Moscow
Hitler
Europe
Germany
Russia
Poland
Baltic
Ukraine
Ti Pe
West
Corryites Complain Of Back Door Visitors
As weather warms, Corry faces a heavier flow of transient visitors and panhandlers. Chief Joni D. Mangan says authorities will cooperate to curb the nuisance while noting many transients seek overnight lodging at the city jail. A crackdown campaign targets panhandling and the influx of outsiders. Ten transients were lodged last night.
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Joni D. Manganofay
Gypsy group arrested in district police report
Corry police announced the arrest of a group of Gypsies in Lewistown, Pennsylvania, linked to a June theft spree. Two members remain in custody as investigations connect them to a $6000 jewelry theft at a local establishment and a subsequent bond jump in 1981.
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Corry
Lewistown
Para
Opportunity Club Election Held at Presbyterian Church
The Opportunity Club meeting last evening at the Presbyterian church was a dinner event with hostesses Mrs. Ernest Schuyler, Mrs. Mat Carluke, Mrs. CL. Auer, and Mrs. M. Coyle. Twenty-two members were elected: president Mrs. Hubert Heerlein, vice president Mrs. Nellie Merker, secretary Mrs. W. Graham, financial secretary Miss Helen Johnson, treasurer Mrs. CW. Cox. The April meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Cox with the newly named officers in attendance.
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Presbyterian Church
Ernest Schuyler
Mat Cacnrike
CL. Auer
M. #. Coyle
Hubert Heerlein
Nellie Merker
VW. Graham
Misa Helen Johnson
CW. Cox
Cox
WPA Names Frederick W Gaw Director of WIPA District 13
Harrisburg March 10 Edward N Jones announces appointment of Frederick W Gaw as director of WIPA district 13 covering Armstrong Indiana and Westmoreland counties He has been an assistant to Robert J Allen whose resignation was announced yesterday.
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Harrisburg
WIPA
Edward N. Jones
Frederick W. Gaw
Armatrong
Indiana
West Oreland
Robert J. Allen
Market Gossip from Elmer Walzer on Wall Street Trends
The column notes Wall Street's anxiety over German moves and the Rhine frontier buildup. It discusses the Lucerno pact, market charts predicting a potential right shoulder decline, and hoped buyers to steady prices. Copper, Kennecott, Phelps Dodge, and Anaconda are cited with price references. It also covers automobile registrations projections through 1960 and fuel consumption trends, with figures for cars and trucks and regional energy use.
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Elmer G. Walzer
New York
Wall Street
Uncre
Rhine
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
American Petroleum Institute
United States
Stocks Rally on New York Exchange Led by Autos and Farms
New York trading showed a sharp rally across autos oil and farm implement shares lifting the index 1 to 3 points. Early strength broadened with heavy turnover as buyers drove prices higher while some shorts pressured certain issues. Notable gains appeared in Case Deere and International Harvester with Chrysler and General Motors rising and several other names like American Can Bethlehem Steel General Electric and Westinghouse posting solid closes amid a market-wide advance.
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New York
Mar
Stock Exchange
Avoard Hood
Shorts
Case
Eee Shaubhen
Bethlehem Steel
Beniix
Curtiss-Wright
BN Tie
International Mickereves Som Rennetubh
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
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Sammy Cohen
Rex
Gene Raymond
Homs
Young Heath
Owen Optical Traction
R. Owen
New Deal Optioa
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Oil City
No Troy Gillette Teft Yestaruay
Asbury Park
Robert Patterson
Lawrence Davison
Funeral Home
J — Corry
WPA
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
C.R. Boss
Agt
High St
Union City
GIDA
Cisco
TE Securs
Walt
Figitaire
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Arkansas Gas Aoro Supply
Assy Gay & Electrities
Servien McGord
Tone Star Gas West Pub Serv
Enterprise
John MacGregor
MacGregor
Loyal
Orhinge Lodge
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