Corry Weather Lifts Spring with Mild Temps Across Week
Corry ends winter as temperatures dip to 33 at night and rise to 44 by morning. Jamestown furniture show promises record attendance May 28 with national dealers notified. Erie public aid rolls show 4 274 people listed for week ending March 12 across categories. Local enlistments in the Army and Air Force announced for mid March. Firefighters save a home as a 350 foot hose line is used on a blaze in Cochsan ton.
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Corry
Bo'lock
Jamestown
Erie
Volimbeer Cochsanton
Robert Pezan
Tom
Hatchery Stock Transfers Reported Across Coffee Creek Areas
From the Tlonesta hatchery this morning 2300 brook trout were stocked in Coffee Creek and Spencer Brook east of Columbus. State Fish Hatchery workers were assisted by Charles Spiesman and Frank Kinley in today’s operations. In traffic news a highway death total rose by one within the state over the weekend, with six more Pennsylvanians losing lives outside the state per an Associated Press survey.
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Tlonesta
Coffee Creek
Spencer Brook
Columbus
Charles Spiesman
Frank Kinley
Associated Free
Canadian skater Barbara Ann Scott in Boston with Ogden Reid
Barbara Ann Scott, the Canadian figure skater, arrived in Boston on Monday after a late Sunday flight from St Andrews New Brunswick. She traveled with Ogden Reid of the New York Herald Tribune family. They passed customs at 10 30 p m. Scott plans engagements at the Boston Garden starting Friday and was not available for callers at her hotel.
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Boston
Barbara Ann Scott
St. Andrews
New Brunswick
Ogden Reid
New York Herald-Tribune
Helen Reid
Brot
New York City
Reid
Scott
Miss Scott
Ottawa
Boston Skating Club
Boston Garden
Garden
Columbus Driver Sentenced in Court
Albert Pox of Columbus pleaded guilty before Judge Elmer Evans in Brie county court to a drunken walking charge. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and ordered to pay restitution of 40 dollars for damages to a car caused by his truck.
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Albert Pox
Columbus
Elmer Evans
Brie
Pox
Fox
Obituary: L Blakeslee Dies at Home in Spartansburg
L Blakeslee longtime Spartansburg resident died at home last evening before 8. Survived by wife Tae Blakeslee, daughter Mrs Ralph Lindsey, sons Howard Lyle and Hiram, ten grandchildren, mother Mrs Laura Blakeslee, sisters and a brother. Funeral at Bracken Keating Home Wednesday at 2. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg.
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Vern) Sinkesw
RD. 1
Corry
Lindsey Hollow Road
Spartansburg Township
Spartansburg
Concord
Mr. Blakeslee
Clyde McCray
Theodore Hutchison
RD. Spartansburg
Raymund Arnold
Predonia
Braken~ Keating Funeral
Oelock
Rose Hill Cemetery
Spartansbury
New Officers Named for Elks Male Chorus
Officers to serve the Elks Male Chorus for the coming year were elected recently. Roger McGray is chairman and business manager, Lon Rhines publicity manager, Paul Dwyer secretary and treasurer, Dan Bells librarian, with Howard Sheen Al Morrison Sr. Eugene Sethman and Edward Bul ers as executive committee. Mr and Mrs Lyne Ripe will continue director and accompanist respectively.
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ELKS
Thorns
Roger McGray
Lon Rhinés
Paul Dwyer
Dan Bells
Howard Sheen
al Morrison
Eugene Sethman
Edward Bulers
Lyne Ripe
Court Upholds Allen Hiring As Youngstown Police Chief
An Ohio court of appeals upheld Edward J. Allen's appointment as chief of the Youngstown Police Department by Mayor G P Henderson. The ruling confirms the city charter method and exempts department heads from civil service. The case also notes Allen qualified as an Ohio elector and dismissed a voter-eligibility challenge. Separately, Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph sought an injunction against the Pittsburgh Post Gazette over Sunday edition naming.
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TRI
Gaseen
Edward J. Allen
Erie
Youngstown
Ohio
Ohio Court, of Appeals
Allen
G. P. Henderson
Ohio Civil Service
Mhat Allen
Peter LaPolla
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph Today
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Post- Gazette
Post-Gazette
Arraigh and Corry men charged with larceny chase
A pursuit involving two men from Arraigh and Corry ended with their car fleeing toward Fredonia at high speed. Police fired at the vehicle, which collided near Westfield, injuring no one. One man faced charges for no license and fleeing an accident, while the other, Davis, received bail on a speeding charge.
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Contustien
Kaiser
Fredonia
Libera
Davis
Randareo
Tikern
Butavia Sule
Westfield Piso
Jackson
Westfield
Jameslowih City
Dickson
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Euclid Street
Donald Blynh
Snt
Norvis J. Shoemaker
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Franklin Hospital
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Shoemaker
Kathryn Bets
Ellicottsville
Chautauqua Couny
Mayville
Grant
Jake
Dunkirk
Joel Plymouth
M. J. Martin
Wallace
Borstorff
Ronald Greeley
Spring Creek
Lindsey
AugUst Querreveld
D.t
Walter Works
Robes Diesmand
Merle Dodd
G. A. Sharts
Meg
Pat Rynd
Fred Young
Myx Bemis
William Allen
Pittsfield
L. Miller
Joseph Piovards
Keith Rieck
G. Hosier
Tda Betts
Warren War
Winchester
Florida
Clyde
Jamestown Spectries
Finion
Blackstone Corporation
Buffalo
Ogden
Lock Haven
Soul Renogo
Rayon
Shantung
Topp
North Center Street
L. Blakeslee
Washington
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
International
Barto-Christensen
North Corry
Prestone
W.L. Armitage
Arraigh
Kahn Tailoring
MR. J. L. Bircher
The
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Kahn
Turner
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