Fair warmer outlook and Corry police dog bite report
Fair and warmer tomorrow as Corry Hospital records a visit in the afternoon. Pat Paver, a 6 year old son of Mr and Mrs T A Paver of Enant Pleasant Street, was severely bitten on the leg by a police dog near Raymond apartments last night while police check ownership. Frudebaker reports April sales of 10,974 vehicles, exceeding last year's quarter and 1988 month. Final police school exams in Meadville tomorrow with Chief Flanigan and officers attending. Graduation on May 6th. International Nickel Company of Canada reports Q1 net $9,547,300. Police investigate an alleged theft from Powell Motors. Gov Arthur H. James signs bill extending veteran state bonus eligibility to 1942. Marriage license filed for Earl Lloyd VanGilder and Frances K Klinger. Troy Hanson fractures his left collarbone at Fairview school playground. Fire damages rubbish heap near Aero Supply. Rotary district convention attendance noted. Weather shows 60s with continued cold spell and possible rain. Merle Triscult wins $5 merchandise prize. future prize at Wing-Willt Grocery. District 7 nurses meeting set for Meadville May 20. Dr Brennen to speak. West Church Street grading begins. sewer intakes being cleaned. Chaffee and Eprover head to Lancaster for All-State Band events. Discharges from Corry Hospital include Joseph Dorschel and Arrlth Reed among others.
Willis to Act Under Protest on Route 20 Contract
County Controller Harvey M. Will states he will sign a county highway agreement to open Route 20 between Asbury Chapel and Palryiew before June 15 but does so under protest. He criticizes the bid process and contends subcontracts were awarded without bids, arguing the road could be relocated without stopping traffic. The highway department delayed work until he signed. Birch Shipped for Planes: Saint John logs heading to British ports for airplane production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey M. Will
Atae
Asbury Chapel
Palryiew
Willis
Gowle Eastwod Construction Company
Coul
Imider-Hiet
Trafic
State Highway Department
Wills
Wayne Township Eighth Grade Exercises Friday Evening
Wayne Township eighth grade commencement exercises will be held at Carter Hill School Friday evening in Lafelock where diplomas will be presented by Willis Tr. Pratt superintendent of Bre county schools. The program includes procession invocation salutatory playlet Past Present Future selections orchestras and diplomas.
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Wayne Township
Carter Hill
Lafelock
Willis Tr. Pratt
Te Bre
LiVernetor
Mildred Procks
Donalian Velwol
Frances Skales
Frack Molwa
Munky Moore
Mary Ellen Fot Jett Carter Hil
Edward Ross Suwehon
Arlene Ria
Nnk
Desso Walker
Scita
Clyde Cummings
Beaverdam
Ruh Bensink
Mary Querreveld
George Kurt Jewel
Greeley
Badith Mirton
Ruth Fullom
Alberta Willams
Spencer
D. A. Higlay
Mileal Prietar
Ruth Bensink
Mary Querteveld
George Kur Joweeh
Mary
Mildred Proctor
Barbara June Harvey
Edward Hiliker
Frank Mokwa
Cloyd Cummings
Moker
Mary Ellen Follett
Ger Bollett
Evith Morton
Marley Monte
Andrew Carnegie
Waheed Hili~ker
Jourists
Ruth Fuller
Funeral Services for Duane Bracken
Funeral services for G. Duane Bracken of Corry were held Wednesday at 2 PM in the Bracken-Keating chapel. Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd officiated. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers included Mulkle, Moran, Stafford, Lile, Baylis and Keating. Corry Lodge 769 BP.O.Bils led committal with officers Graves, Kesting, Davis, and Chase. Attendees from area towns included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bracken Ol City and others from Panama and Mayville. Twelve new buses for Citizens Transit Co arrived from Detroit and will be in service soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken-Keating
G. Duane Bracken
Corry
Corry Hspital
Gilbert L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Charles Mulkle
Chris Moran
Quy Stafford
A. M
Hold Hearing on Water Dispute Opens May 19
In Baie on May 11, Tang-letigod Public Utility Commissioners set a May 19 hearing on the Peninsula Water Line dispute. The case pits Peninsula One foe Lawrence M. Nagle and Eric Menu against the city and City Solicitor Edward M. Murphy over alleged noncompliance with PUC rules. The session may be delayed by other matters, and the city argues it sought PUC permission before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsula
Supreme Court
PUC
Commission
Edward M. Murphy
Nagle
P.U. O
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Igh
National Hospital
Tay
Corry Hospital
Pat Paver
T. A. Paver
Enat Pleasant Street
Raymond Apartments
Frudebaker Corporationn
Figurne
Police School For Police
cMeers
Meadville
Corry Department
John D. Flanigan
William Swan
Ross Mead
H. 8. Burlingame
Goth
Talerational Nickel Company of Canada
Powell Motors Company
U. S. Radiator Corporation
Apthur H. James
Wach
Vatets
Myle
Earl Lloyd VanGilder
Torpedo R. D. 1
Frances K E. Klinger
Troy Hanson
Alfred Hanson
Fairview
Yesterda
Aero Supply Factory
West Main Street
Ralph
Dewey
J. Donald Watson
A.M Lita
Rotary Clab
Rotary Clubs
New Castle
Merle Triscult
R. D. J. Corry
On-the-Avenue
Wallace
Pennsylvania State Nurses Association
W. J. Brennen
West Church Street
Carlton A. Chaffee
Louis Eprover
Lancaster
Mr. Chaffee
Will
Joseph Dorschel
Spartangbirg IR
Arrlith Reed
Joseph Hasbrouck
M Ford Webster and Son
Gould Street
Charles B. Lair
Saint John
N. B
New Brunswick
Britain
Wayne Twp
Duane Bracken
Citizens Transit Company
Oil City
Detroit
Stevens
Major Bowes
Colombia
DODGE
Zxury
Wr C. Christensen Motors
N. Center St
Petunias
L. J. Rowe
Miller's Pharmacy
Deposita
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D.C
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Chapin’s
Navy
Dark Accessories
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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