Youth Finds 1738 Marker on Corry Farm
Corry area senior Skip Kinley found a slate blue marker inscribed 1738 on his family farm three miles east of Corry. The 15 pound relic features a fleur de lis and a keystone design with the number 1738 on the back. Kinley collects Americana and plans to learn more about the marker’s origin and purpose.
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Corry Area
Edward
Skip) Kinley
Edward Kinley
Corry
Corry-Spring Creek
Skip
Kinley Farm
Corry GOP Passes Registration Drive Recognition Dinner
The Erie County Voter Registration Recognition event honored Corry Republicans including Mrs. B. F. Bettes Merle Ottaway and Lawrence C. Nichols for a recent drive. Theodore Smith de secretary of the Department of Revenue spoke while former congressman James D. Weaver acted as toastmaster. A Civil War battlefield discharge and a $25 bounty story were noted among memorabilia from the era.
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Corry
Erie County
Erie
GOP
B. F. Bettes
Merle Ottaway
Lawrence C. Nichols
Lock Haven sale and local police and weather notes
New York and Pennsylvania Paper Co sold its Lock Haven division to Hammermill Paper Co of Erie with no disclosed price. Erie County court bench warrant led to the arrest of Robert L. Akam for non support. The region expected warmer weather with scattered showers next week and a mix of above normal temperatures. Police recovered a stolen car and issued a reckless driving citation to John L. Smith after a high speed chase. Community talks on ending a four county Western New York building strike moved to Dunkirk. Local accidents involved two young girls treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for injuries. City Council approved paving East Columbus Avenue, with state funds to extend to the city line.
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New York and Pennsylvania Co
Curtis Publishing Co
Lock Haven, Pa
Hammermill Paper Co
Erie
New York
Pennsylvania
Robert L. Akam
North Center Street
Erie County Court
Akam
Sheriff's Deputies
John L. Smith
National Bank of
M. 8. Cobbett
Radio pioneer Rev. Ralph Boyer dies in Pennsylvania
York, Pa. radio figure Rev. Ralph B. Boyer, a early religious broadcaster in the state, died last night at age 66. The veteran clergyman helped shape local radio ministry and hosted programs across decades.
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Radio Pioneer
York
Pennsylvania
Ralph B. Boyer
Boyer
Library board to decide on proposal for Warren County
A Citizens Committee heard that past attempts failed and received no firm date for action. Morris said the Library Board would mail a written decision on the proposal later, with no specific completion date given for Osis.
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Warren County Library Association
Morris
Citizens Committee
Osis
Acreage addition hardly affects Greene Township
Caldwell notes cows disrupt Greene Township and Capotis argues that the Game Commission purchase of 663 acres adds little to the 9 000 state owned acres in the county, which totals 520 000 acres. The new land remains a tiny fraction of overall property.
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Caldwell
Greene Township
Capotis
The
Game Commission
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Fitch Motors
South First Avenue
Spring Creek
Donald Bigelow
Spartansburg
Arthur B. Hunt
Sparta Pond
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Dunkirk
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Southern Tier Builders’ Association
Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Union
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
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Steuben
Mary
Lester Gray
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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Frank Cole
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Columbus Avenue
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Charles Dodd
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Robert Chase
Joseph K. Hart
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