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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1934

Page

8

Fire destroys Warren disposal plant loses four horses

A February 41 fire at the City Disposal Company plant at Tryind street Warren destroyed the building and vehicles. Officials estimate about 19000 in losses with half covered by insurance. Watchman John Lacy escaped from the second floor as a dog perished in the blaze.

Douglas G. Krapf John Lacy

Probe rules death of Parlor Proprietor Seiter

May 11 investigators concluded Seiter died from heart failure after head injuries in a fall at his beer dispensary located at 1132 Chestmit Street. County Detective Leroy Searcy Assistant Tigiret and Chief George Christy led the inquiry with Attorney Burton R. Saul.

Distney Mortimer E. Graham Rank A

Presbyterian Men Prepare for Erie Presbytery Fellowship Meet

The Presbyterian Men plan to attend the annual Men’s Fellowship of the Presbytery of Erie to be held in Cambridge Springs Sunday afternoon. Speakers include Dr. Ralph Marshall Davis of Mine and Dr. Arnold W. Bloomfield of Cleye with music directed by Dr. Arthur B. McCormick of Ol City.

Oll Presbyterian Church Presbytery of Erie Cambridge Springs Ralph Marshall Davis Arnold W. Bloomfield Cleyeanil Arthur B. McCormick Ol City

Howgard Appeals $1,625 Fine Over Tree Cutting

Cory Howgard appeals a $1,625 fine and costs for removing trees from N B Smith property. He admits cutting but says Smith allowed it for fuel as a lessee. Judge William P B Trl ordered a $3,400 bond as the appeal proceeds with Blaine Kincaid of Corry representing Howgard.

Andrew Howard Cory JH. Gordon Corry N. B. Smith Howgard Smith William PB Trl Blaine Kincaid

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