Corry area notices report lost hogs rally camp talk and dues
Corry State Police report three pigs wandered to Merle Coulter's home and may be claimed with identification. A Corry YMCA rally Friday will advertise Camp Sherwin Erie YMCA camp for youths up to 16 with parents invited. Edward Duffin will show films and discuss the program at 7 30 p m. LeRoy Keller I of Warren died in action in Vietnam at 19. He was the son of Kenneth Keller of Medina. A horse was reported in backyards on Grand and York streets. owners were identified as Frank Jackson. Marriage license applications filed by six Corry residents. Real estate transfers recorded in Erie County courthouse. Death of former Corry resident M Sgt Charles M Rourke 45 reported. services held in Albany Ga. Survived by mother Florence Rourke of Erie.
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Corry
Merle Coulter
LeRoy Keller I
Warren
Vietnam
Kenneth Keller
Medina, N
Harold Schaefer
Grand Street
Benjamin Craker
York Street
Frank Jackson
Essex Street
Erie County
Joseph Lukac Jr
Paula S. Meerdink
Robert Casler
Elaine Chillock
Charles M. Rourke
Florence Rourke
Erie
Rourke
Georgia
Albany
Corry Voters Turn Down 2 Constitutional Referendums
Voters in Corry rejected the constitutional convention referendum and the emergency amendment while approving several other measures. The tallies from six precincts show leading yes votes on items such as the Declaration of Rights and ongoing legislative changes, with mixed results on residency voting and emergency amendments. A separate Philadelphia item notes a yes on a $13 million loan for a $38 million stadium project and a school board funding measure amid civil rights objections.
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Corry
Smith
GOP
Specter
Hemphill
Ond
City vote results and local race notes across several townships
In a tabulated city vote Victor Yarnell led with 7,006, E Guldin 6,798, and James Maurer 1,286. Wilkes-Barre shifts to a city manager council with slates from both parties. Concord Township names a slate of unopposed justice of the peace and local officials, while Spring Creek reports many write-ins and a GOP write-in race for district offices. Sparta and Wayne Townships present largely unopposed races with a mix of incumbents and challengers for auditor, justice of the peace, and council seats as the county boards tally results.
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E. Guldin
Victor Yarnell
Yarnell
Guldin
James Maurer
Wilkes-Barre
Spring Creek
County Board of Elections
GOP
Allen F. Burton
Donna Pondel
Cecile Burleigh
Virgil Tubbs
Posston
Emmit Young
Board of Elections
Sparta
Ferne Beal
Deborah Nichols
Ann Wagner
Dem
Helen Bates
Justice of the Peace
Council
Guy Fish
James Reed
R. V. Shreve
Paul Shambaugh
Thomas Eastman
John Hajec
James Wagner
William Morton
Raymond Morris
Demn
Evelyn Merkle
Kay Rowley
Local Primary Vote Shifts Nominations to Republicans
A Democratic ballot flaw left no candidates for several offices causing the nominations to pass to Republican contenders Orval Titus for constable Ruth Proctor for auditor LeRoy Ladd and Carroll D Crowell for supervisor. In Pittsburgh Roger M Wolcott was named general manager of steel works primary operations yesterday.
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Dundon
Querteveld
Orval Titus
Constable
Ruth Proctor
LeRoy Ladd
Carroll D. Crowell
Pittsburgh
Roger M. Wolcott
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Steel Works
Ambassador Porter Named To South Korea Post
The White House announced William J. Porter, formerly deputy ambassador to South Vietnam, will be nominated as ambassador to South Korea. He will replace Winthrop Brown who becomes a special assistant to Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Porter, a Foreign Service officer since 1956, is a naturalized U.S. citizen born in Stalybridge England.
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Washington
White House
William J. Porter
South Vietnam
South Korea
Tn Seoul
Porter
Wintrop Brown
Dean Rusk
Foreign Service
U.S
Staleybridge
England
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Concord Township
Justin Butters
Louis Sexton
Oscar Vance
Florence Burlingame
Ile Blakeslee
Willard McTray
Don Braswell
Ralph E.y Davis
Gerry Stockton
Milton Blakeslee
Charles Wetherbee
William Firth
Jean King
Ronald Penoyer
Marguerite Skiff
Joel Alsdorf
Wayne Township
Jack Dundon
Richard Querreveld
Roger Follett
Colvin
Weir
Brueckman
Lamberton
Wilson
Pfadt
Jones Register OF Wills
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Davidson
McClelland
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Bole
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Schleicher
Register OF Wills
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Taylor ‘School Board
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Easton
George S. Smith
Martin R. Barr
Reading
Harold
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Duncan Hines
Jell
Kraft’s
Shurrite Wieners
Ptg
Dia
California
Roberts Furniture
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Clete Leey
Petite Belle
Woolworth’s
Bobby Darin
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Beatles
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