Corry Area Notices Show Local Developments and Events
Local items report a pending downtown pedestrian passage dispute over a 10 foot strip owned by L. Sutton not for sale. Other notes cover Red Cross blood results, a bicycle giveaway, a Meadville student injury, a Cambrdige Springs graduation talk, and updates from Titusville, Oil City, and Corry commerce groups.
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Corry Journal
Oil City
L. Sutton
Seneca and
Elm Streets
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Titusville
Red Cross
Meadville
Thomas Miller
Saegerstown Area
Miller
Edinboro State Teachers College
Grice Jewelers
Augusta Emanuel
Oi City
Concettina Rubina
OM City
Hospital admissions and discharges and storm damage report
The Corry hospital lists admissions including George Stanford 12 Seventh street and several others with addresses in Snyder Obrcle Wayne street and Spartansburg. Discharges include Richard Fox and Mrs Emerson Beil among others. a thunderstorm knocked out power lines in the northern county area, with a tree limb down at the Country Club and a line outage from 7 30 to 9 30. A rummage sale planned for Friday and Saturday at 2126 Ridgway features Sister Mary Esther of St. Leo's High School after a skull fracture from stairs incident. Cabbage plants offered 2 dozen for 35c by Connie's at 102 West Main street 2126
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Reqier
Berkshire
Carroll
Titusville
Crawford County Fairgrounds
Fale County Commissioners
Are Industries
Nso
Robert C. Newell
Directory
Newell
Sever
Fe Russell
Aerom the Nation
Kholinshiyy
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Corry
George Stanford
Seventh Street
John Dempsey
Snyder Obrcle
Byron Nichols
Wayne Street
Joseph Niedomus Sr
Lyle Stith
East South Street
Roderick Jackson
Pittsfield
Harley A. Stewart
Gigs Mills
Vincent Glark
Gould Street
Robert Parker
East Street
Andrew Froman
R. D
Catherine
Gerald Eastman
Spartansburg
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Country Club
Mary Esther
St. Leo's High School
Ik County General Hospital
Connie’s
West Main Street
Dottie Mann
Mabel
Women's Civic Club
Orlock
Bert Weldon
Spartansburg Grange Hall
Mrs Richard Fox dies at Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs Richard Fox 319 West Smith street died after a recent illness at Corry Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since Monday. She was born July 27 1886 in Westfield New York and moved to Mayville with her family, educated at local schools, and taught in Sherman and Chautauqua schools. She married September 21 1915 in Mayville and moved to Corry in 1920. Survived by husband, a daughter Lolita E Fox, three sons Albert B Erie George C North East and David R at home, four grandchildren, two brothers Albert Shafer New Brighton PA Louis Shafer Cleveland and two sisters Mrs Fred Tagram Sherman and Mrs Leslie Weise Dunkirk. One daughter Bula Fox preceded her in death June 9 1948. Services Saturday at Evangelical United Brethren Church with interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Also notes Gen Conference appointment for Rev George F O Pray and a remount event at Grice Jewelers.
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Richard Fox
West Smith Street
Corry Memorial Nepital
Borst
Westfield
N.Y
Mayville
Fox
High Sehure
Westfj I Normal School
Sherman
Chautauqua
Corry
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fox Wat Ilsox
Friend Ship Aid
North East
David R
Albert Shafer
New Brighton
Louis Shafer
Cleveland
Fred Tagram
Leslie Weise
Dunkirk
Bula Fox
H. Ray Harris
J. Emerson Low
The
Christin and Missionary Aliance Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Bicycle given away at Thomas Motors Saturday
Community event invites adults to sponsor a participant for a 4 p.m. drawing at Thomas Motors with no purchase required.
Services Held for Mrs G M Drake in Union City
Mrs Gertrude M Drake of Union City dies at 42 at her sister’s home. She leaves four sons Fred Peny Merle and Nathaniel. She was a Baptist Church member. Services set at Glenn Funeral Home 2 p m with Rev A A Dexter and Ray Spencer assisting. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude M. Drake
Union City
Arley Heimbaugh
Drake
Fred
Vermont
Peny
Tennessee
Merle
Nathaniel
Warren
Baptist Church of
Glenn
A A.dexter
Ray Spencer
Erie
Evergreen Cemetery
Union honors veteran organizer at retirement in Erie
More than 500 union leaders workers and friends gathered to honor Ralph Tillotson on his retirement. Attendee James Hones representing Mayor Arthur Gardner presented a commemorative plaque the city key and a purse.
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Erle
Ralph Tillotson
James Hones
Arthur Gardner
Sal Tillotson
Eric
Herbert Foster
Gardner
Edward Williams
Erie
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F. L. Baressi
Jamestown
Harold G. White
Jamestown Telephone Corporation
Thomas Motors
Allan Adams Jr
Marvin Darling
Spring Street
Florence A. Pryor
Jamestown Area
Rochester
Monroe County
Willis Minnick
Rickey Silas
Fourth Aveniue
Emerson Beil
West Peasant Street
Odus Steele
Clymer
Harry Jaquith
Timothy Carl
Jones More
Centerville
Roger
Elmer Smith
Essex Street
Terrance Dandy
East Main Street
Wilbur Camp
Pete Giros
Franklin Street
George F O'Pray
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Western
New York
National Episcopal Church
Honolulu
Hawaii
Orange Blossom Diamond Factory
the National Bank
America
Greyhound
Port Allegany
Atlantic City
Portland, Me, New York
Miami
Wes
Memphis
Cheyenne
Portland
Los
Croscut
Center Street
Watten
David G. Hamilton
E. Gail Hamilton
Dr. Hamilton
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Gail Hamilton
Hugh C. Jamieson
Cobham Park Road
Ensign Hamilton
Frederick Irvin
Conneaut Lake Area
Irvin
Thiel College
Samuel Johnson
Warren High
Elias
Arthur Gard
Gale Ross Clairence
Magazie Rack
Cortland
Sid
W. F. Rickers
North Center St
Miller's
Nala
Center ST
First Ave
Poawoop
Durkee
Murphy’s
Apples Club Steaks
Momesaca
Celoron
W. L. Nuttall & Son
Moose
William #. Johnson
Sheriff's Department
Roy Perkins
Johnson
Morton
North Center Street
STS Ai Cie Oiy
Eats Department
Ort Thomas Motors
Ingard
Tere
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