Inferno Destroys Clymer Lumber Mill and Props
Fire at the Carlisce Lumber Yard in Clymer caused more than 600000 in damage. The blaze started about 5 p.m. in the main building and spread to two others, destroying equipment, lumber, windows, machinery, and stock. The office building was saved. Over 100 firefighters from multiple departments battled the flames for about five hours. One firefighter was treated for back pains. Authorities investigated the cause as officials pegged losses between 600000 and 1 million, with owner Ernest Caflisch considering rebuilding.
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Ernest Caflisch
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the Journal
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Panama
Sherman
Findley Lake
Corry
Columbus
Elgin-Beaverdam
Richard Hemelein
Corry Memorial Hospital
Carlisch
Little Brokenstraw Creek
Calfisch
Deaths Janet Rae Smith Back Pay
Janet Rae Smith obituary notes back pay related to earnings, with archival Corry Pennsylvania date details. The notice lists May Friday and local context for the deceased, indicating a funeral or service timeline and community acknowledgment.
Memorial Day Services at Mead Park
Memorial Day ceremonies at Mead Park begin 10 45 a m at the VFW amphitheater with Lt M D Merritt delivering the main address. Olin Bracken Jr hosts, Corry Area Junior High Band plays, flag rising, invocation by Rev F Eugene Donelson, welcome by Mayor Mary Ann Richter, floral honors by Mrs George Tinko and escorts from Company B 112th Infantry. Taps closes.
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Mead Park
VFW
M.D. Merritt
U.S. Naval Reserve Training Center
Erie
Olin Bracken Jr
Corry Area
F Eugene Donelson
Mary Ann Richter
Bracken
George Tinko
Company B
112Th Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guard
Wendell Gage
Dutch children freed as two groups held hostage end four days
In Assen Netherlands 105 children and a teacher were released from a village school near Bovensmilde after four days of fear as a separate group of South Moluccan terrorists held about 85 hostages on a train nearby. Several children were ill with a stomach virus and treated at hospitals. authorities pursued all remaining captives.
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Netherlands
Red Cross
Justice Ministry
Wim Var Leeuwen
Hague
Joop den Uyl
Provocative clothing sparks protest over judge remarks
Madison bid for resignation as Dane County Judge Archie Simonson faces backlash after saying rape can be a normal reaction of youths to provocative clothing. Protesters say his remarks trivialize a violent crime. NOW and others demand his removal while sentencing in the related case continues.
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Archie Simonson
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Meryl Manhardt
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