East Main Street man opens first Corry beer license
Ascension Thursday marks the opening of a restaurant and beer parlor by Stanley Kasper on East Main Street in the former Bach Elmer property. Kasper becomes the first Corryite granted a beer license by County Treasurer Lawrence Taylor. A large crowd enjoyed the play The Brown Derby at the high school auditorium with two performances expected to raise funds for the Cory Relief Fund. State patrolmen checked lights on North Center Street as numerous cars were stopped for inspection.
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Stanley Kasper
East Main Street
Bachelmer
East Mai Street
Lawrence Taylor
Hiigh School
Cory Relief Fund
North Center Street
Erie County Bar Dinner Honors Local Attorney Dean Marsh
Saturday features Buddy Poppy Day and a dinner by the Erie County Bar Association at Corry Country Club honoring W Ed Marsh dean of local attorneys. Also planned is a city athletic meet for boys with track and field events marbles bashball and baseball games as part of Boys Week observance.
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Erie County Bar Association
Corry Country Club
W. Ed. ‘Marsh
Corry notes mixed week with gains and memorial plans
Reports show tonnage and economic gains for the week ended May 20, signaling a second straight rise and first weekly gains over a year. Memorial Day events include a veterans burial plot dedication, firemen meeting postponed, and local civic activities amid weather, church revisions, and local sports plans.
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