Large Service Honors Dr Merler At Corry Funeral
A large crowd gathered Saturday afternoon at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home for the funeral of Dr M R Amy a noted Corry civic and Veterans group figure. Rev Gilbert L Boyd officiated with one vocal piece The Garden sung by H Lynn Rice and accompaniment by Mrs Rice. The body was moved to Pine Grove Cemetery for committal with Masonic and VFW escorts and a grand procession of more than ninety ca tations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tang Aontfond
M. R. Amy
Corry
Veterans’ Organization
Gilbert L. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania Chiropractors’ Association
K. W. Bertram
Ad Heinrich
George Barner
J. E. Gaub
Meadville
J Olsen
Arlene Olsen
Ray Bunting
Peter Huegal
Erie
B. F. Stuchal
Wesleyville
T. J. Barr
J. 0
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American
A.M
Clair Linendell
Bruce Smith
Charles Butters
Siaphiln
Robert Brown
W. Bruce Elsworth
V. P.W
Arden Watson
Willam May
Allen Spencer
James O'Brien
Eugene Lethman
Clyde Reynolds
George Buck
Herman Burlingame
Butch Gordon
Walter H. Scott
E. W
Fred Taylor
Maurice Porter
John Foley Dies Suddenly After Theatre Attendance
John M. Foley aged 65 died suddenly shortly after midnight from a heart attack. A lifelong resident, he had been downtown and at the theatre, later taken to the Bracken-Keating Funeral Home and then to the Sullivan home at 26 West Congress Street for services at St. Thomas Church. Burial followed at St. Thomas Cemetery. Survived by his daughter Miss Margaret Foley and Mary Cudahy with whom he resided, and Mrs. Carl Sullivan, plus three nieces and three nephews. A large attendance from surrounding towns attended the services, with color bearers and taps by VFW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foley
John M. Foley
Poley
Bracken-Keating
Gail Sullivan
West Congress Street
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Thomas
Foley
Margaret Foley
Miiary Cudahy
West Bend Street
Carl Sullivan
Walter Sweet
Marion Sulvan
Corry
Willian Craix
Hollywood
Calif
Donald Foley
Cleveland
William Foley
Willoughby
Carl Sulivan, Jr
Free Circus Tickets for Servicemen's Kiddies
The Miny Bisd-ring threus with he in Corry on Friday May 1 for an afternoon and evening performance under the auspices of the local post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Commander Wim May says the veterans will campaign this week to sponsor about 1000 tickets given free to all children of men and women in the armed forces. The local post keeps 50 percent of advance ticket sales while support from local merchants and business people aids community side projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlny Bisd-ring
Corry
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wim. May
YV. F. W
May
Wo W. Dp
Officer Carrig Dies After Pole Accident in Corry
The body was suspended in residence until Joseph May of Lancaster a NYSEG lineman climbed the pole and lowered the body to the ground. Capt Carrig born in Olean attended St Bonaventure Seminary Cornell University and the Chicago School of Engineering. He served in Europe with Chemical Warfare and Air Motors before enlisting. He was stationed in Buffalo the last eight months. Surviving are his wife Margaret Lang Carrig of Buffalo his mother Mrs Margaret Carrig and a sister Annabels both of Olean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph May
Lancaster
New York State Electric and Gas Corp
Lieul. Zalemeki
Hig
Broadway
Schoolhouse Road
Carrig
Olean
Capt. Carrig
St. Bonaventure
St. Bonaventure Seminnary
Cornell University
Chicago School of Engineering
Hell Aircieft Corp
Price
Army
Europe
Chemical Warfare Division
Air Motors
Buffalo
Margaret Lang Carrig
Bufalo
Margaret Carrig
Annabels
April milk pool hits all time record in New York
New York May 14 officials report April pool price of 3.86 per 100 pounds sets an all time April record amid record milk deliveries in the six state metropolitan shed. The gain comes from higher base price and producer payments, with 680 million pounds of milk delivered across 444 plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ly Cle Brunford
Blaniford
Cherry Creek Man Found Dead in Suspected Suicide
The body of Charles Durfee, 64, was found hanging in a shed behind his home in Cherry Creek on Saturday. Coroner Leon Ruttenbur issued no death certificate, and a state employe, Trwin Milspaw, discovered him during a weekly grocery delivery. Firemen were summoned but could not revive him. Dr. Robert Fowler declared him dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry"ghmme
Charles Durfee
Leon Ruttenbur
Durfee
Trwin Milspaw
Cherry Creek
Robert Fowler
Trick Terriers Follow Erie Owner in Death
A fragmentary report describes trick terriers following an Erie owner in death, detailing a murky scene with mentions of dogs named Toy and Teddy and a second man, AWormiont, at a local hospital. The text lacks clear chronology and full names, but notes a May visit and an ill operator at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trick Terriers
ERIE
Carian
Ube
TA. Mey
Operusiey
Final Rites Today for Stanley Chinski
Final rites are held at St Thomas Church for Stanley Chinski with Rev Francis J Graves presiding. The service includes a funeral mass and prayers, followed by interment at the church cemetery. Family members and out-of-town relatives attend, with mourners listed among George Cilia Roy Bewly John Weltenbury and Barry Jewel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamey Chelskis
St. Thomas
Francis J. Graves
Wits
Xerylee
Hrocken-Keating
Punchal Howe
Donald Poldauer
Cheveland
SGT Kuzma Assigned to AAF Santa Ana Base
SGT Kuzma receives reassignment to the AAF Santa Ana Base as part of the personnel distribution plan. The report notes medical exams and reclassification processes for combat returnees, detailing steps for demobilization and stationing at domestic Army posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt. Kuzma
AAF
Santa Ana
Michevel Suvivin
Andrew Tich
Golutbis
Fear Garry
Gontiy
Huton Falta
Ant
Bnav
Bunhey
UU Beith
Fis
Cornstalk disease alert for cattle herds in fields
Cornstalk disease warning issued to farmers advises keeping cattle out of corn Helds where moldy or spoiled stalks may be present to prevent losses from the disease.
More Cancer Fund Donations Made Here
Community drive reports ongoing contributions to a national cancer relief effort. Donors from local towns pledge funds to support research toward treatments and potential cures, with organizers noting county quotas and continued outreach to residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube Dru
Funeral Service Held for Mrs Myrtle Ryan in Union City
Final rites for Mrs Myrtle Ryan Well of Union City were conducted Saturday afternoon at Crane Funeral Home with Rev Minnigh officiating. Burial followed in Mitchell Cemetery at Cambridge Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Ryan
Union City
Crane Funeral Home
Minnigh
Methodist Church
Mitchell Cemetery
Cambridge Springs
Dead man robbed. coroner probes payment money
William Howard, 89, found dead at Reid Hotel, allegedly robbed of about 60 cents. Coroner Warren W. Woudenie and police investigate as officials say a second man may be involved. identity not yet established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrie
Pollep
William Howard
Leargamst Andes
Warren W. Woudenie
Heart
Reid Hotel
Erie
Couch Canary Company
Oe Rim
Corenne Wood
Bizard
Wood
George J Christoph
Burts Lath
Bliaenve
Jamestown
Gulive
Sinclairville
N.Y
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Kan’s
DR. Merler
Amy
PF. W
Burma
Circus
Mills Brothers Circus
East Main Street
Vf.w
Aong
Burm
James Sullivan
Francis Duke
V. F. W. Post
Wilma Lowe
Othe
William Amy
Wallace Amy
Sterret
Tania
Warl Woodeing
Howard Amy
New Richmond
Don Amy
Hornell
Ivan Amy
Meanville
Gertrude Aikens
Clifford Aikens
Columbus
Sadie Rogers
Huilott Rogers
Spartansburg
Clark Beers
George Dean
Grand Valley
Lloyd Barton
Townville
Willis Hall
Titusville
Axel Lindstrom
Sugar Grove
Harold Eddy
Robert Damon
Lon Matteson
Ora Mitchell
Spring Creek
Concord Township
Texas
Stokely
Orchard Park
Corry Plarlante
REDS
Jane
Gee
Lanston
Stanley Chinskis
Wak
Olr Air Force
Coop
Freedom
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Wilde
Ryan Funeral Service
Navy
Afarines
Superior Cleaning Co
Washington St
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