Corry Area News Briefs Reflect Local Courts And Plans
Erie County court matters include a marriage license denial and divorce filing, with bond details and a list of names. Local officials report induction calls, physical exams, and shipping schedules for March into April, while a fraud case ends with guilty pleas for three and a not guilty plea for one. Alcoa Foundation grants Thiel College funding, and school board actions cover handwriting programs and merged district discussions. Spring arrives as municipal finances show increases, and community events outline a dinner and dance at Corry High School.
Frio Police Chief resigns. Williams retirement to take effect
Frio Police Chief Edward V. Willams resigned yesterday and George H. ansker will assume duties as retirement takes effect April 2. The transition places Wie replica OY C it as a key figure in local law enforcement while a court case and arrest are noted in the same report. A man named Frank d Gnel, 81, of South Center street, was arraigned before Alderman Porter Auer on a writ of gallistim charged by Craige B. Slow of the City Cab Co. He pled not guilty and was fined $25 plus costs.
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Cobbett
Allen G. Weigle
Townville
Robert Martin
William Humes
Meadville
Thomas Baker
Rochester
Erié County
Erie County Court
Cambridge Springs
Frio
Edward V. Willams
George Hansker
Willams
Bettly
Wker
Onyel
Wino
Erie County
Frank d Gnel
South Center Street
Elly Offoers
Craige B. Slow
City Cab Co
Groel
Porter Auer
Uuty
Coste
Pulice
Snl
Lawrence Richard Finally Arrives After 14 Years
Mr and Mrs Lawrence P Hensler of Jeannette welcomed their first son Lawrence Richard at Jeannette District Memorial Hospital after 14 years of waiting eight daughters preceding him. The father joked the name will be a novelty to wave around the house.
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Lawrence P. Hensler
Jeanette
Lawrence Richard
Henslers
Lawrice Richard
Jeanhette District Memorial Hospital
State Pushing School Buildings Amid Merger Vote
The state backs local financing for new schools via Building Authority, citing success with Conelway and the proposed Sparta Merged Schools. Site inspection follows, then plans and state financing approval before construction. Merger vote on May 15 could affect junior high status and overall project momentum.
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Conelway School
Sparta
Harmons split in Los Angeles after 21 years
Music director Manny Harmon and Rosalie Harmon ended their 21 year marriage in Los Angeles. Rosalie received a 315000 dollar settlement and a divorce decree after testifying that Harmon wanted to do things alone and showed no love or affection, citing extreme cruelty.
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Harmons
Los Angeles
Eader Manny Harmon
Rosalie Harmon
Harmon
Spartansburg Girl Scout events and community notes
The Girls Scouts plan a mother and daughter celebration for the 50th birthday with Brownie Fly-up pins and merit badges earned by Kathleen Mahan Daniel Rhoades Gloria Rhoades Valerie Straite Jessie Duoher Connie Most Barbara Morris Rebecca Kinney Marty Morris and others as cookies are sold this week. Community updates mention congratulatory births at Corry Memorial Hospital and plans for the Sparta Alumni Association PTA and other local activities with meetings and events scheduled.
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Spartansburg
Kathleen Mahan
Daniel Rhoades
Gloria Rhoades
Valeries Straite
Jessie Duoher
Bird
Connie
Most
Barbara Morris
Rebecca Kinney
Marty Morris
Maurice Goddard
Kathy
Rusty Buesink
Corry
Dorothy
May
Spartans
Klahr Skiff
Thelma Jackson
Frank Firth
Mildred Hurlbert
Florence Kinney
Marilyn Maynard
Phyllis Halfast
Jessie Dooher
Charles Kolaja
Charles Wetherbee
Lois Firth
Jack Albers
Bil Scouten
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fred Thomas
Leo Burlingame
Sparta Alumni Association
Sparta
PTA
Putnam
Partch
Warren workers back independent furniture union vote
Workers at Phenix Furniture Co in Warren elected the Independent Furniture Woodworkers Union as bargaining agent by 49 to 22. The union has served as the company’s sole agent for 25 years, while Sterling unit remains represented by United Furniture Workers of America AFL CIO following a prior election and ongoing strike since October 3, 1961. A National Labor Relations Board call presided over the latest vote with one challenged ballot ignored due to the sizable majority.
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National Labor Relations Board
No Lost-Time Accidents In Bethlehem Steel Johnstown Plant
Bethlehem Steel reports no lost-time accidents in the Johnstown roll shop since May 18 1929. Over 12,003 days and more than nine million man hours, about 137 workers per shift, have passed without a disabling incident. A dinner and plaque honored roll department supervisor for the record.
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Bethlehem Steel Co
Johnstown
Bethlehem
Richard Taylor
U S Joins In Talks To Avert Guinea War
Washington AP five men meet near the capital in secrecy to head off a Dutch Indonesian clash over West New Guinea. Dutch envoy Van Roijen Indonesian envoys Malik and Tjon dronagoro and American Ellsworth Bunker join Carl Schumann as the talks seek a framework for a formal negotiating conference. Indonesias Sukarno warns of force if talks fail. Dutch side resists preconditions. President Kennedy expresses strong concern over the crisis.
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Washington
Capital
Netherlands
West New Guinea
United States
State Department
Carl Schimann
United Nations
J.H. van Roijen
New York
Adam Malik
Moscow
Soedgarno Tjondronagoro
Austria
Foreign Ministry
Ellsworth Bunker
U.S
India
Italy
Brazil
Indonesia
New Guinea
Sukarno
Bunker
Kennedy
Wealth or Worth The Question For Self Made Millionaires
The piece argues money should not be the main goal and that wealth requires drive and sacrifice. It contrasts self made fortunes with inherited riches, noting the latter often lack purpose or character. It warns luxury without purpose can erode human satisfaction and love, urging balance over greed.
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Plato
Nancy
Wife dies as husband held in Philadelphia shooting
Mrs Suisan Blackburn aged 40 died after being shot in her home on Sunday. Her husband Samuel Blackburn aged 47 faced aggravated assault and battery charges and is held on 2500 bail for a further hearing. He claimed the weapon discharged accidentally while he held it.
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Philadelphia
Suisan Blackburn
Samuel
Blackburn
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