Local notices list residents and addresses scattered across town
A fragmentary page shows names and addresses including Mrs Katherine Kern, Daniel Howell, Norman Cressley, Mrs Russell Babcock, Dorothy May Spartans Hay Perkins and others, with ads for Turben's Auto Service and a rummage sale near Corry Wallpaper. Also seen are requests to call for milk orders, hearing aid batteries at Flye Rexall Drugs, and Budweiser on tap at Cliff Carroll's.
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Katherine Kern
Daniel Howell
Pittsfield
Norman Cressley
Spring Creek
Russell Babcock
Sherman Myre
Pail Payer
Ter Andrew Jr
Meadaveaie
Dorothy May
Hay Perkins
East Smith Street
Union
Flye Rexall Drugs
Cliff Carroll
Jamestown Cable Dispute Prompts Franchise Cancellation
Jamestown Cablevision faced renewed delays and stalling tactics as council members and the Board of Public Utilities debated a franchise extension. Simon Goldman, Jamestown Cable Aisin president, said the firm will cancel its franchise amid ongoing political maneuvering and inquiries into Bottini's plans for a rival service.
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Raeaibes
Ae Caurcaln
Robert Gaidiey
Mwabe
Pub le Alive
Dimas Hayd
Dimas
Bred J. Cusimand
AB. Botilni
Board of Public Utilities
Buffalo
Jamestown
Goldman
Bottini
New In
Jamestown Cablevision Inc
3Ac
Botfini
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St Edwards Sixth Graders Compete In Spelling Contest
St Edward s of Corry along with St Boniface and St Hedwig of Erie sponsor a parish independent spelling prelim. Saturday at p m over WSEE TV Ene teams from Corry and Erie will spell for entry to April finals. Finalists win dictionaries as major weekly awards and continue through high school. Corry team members include Christine Donoghue Rebecca Guth Catherine Lutz Stephanie Triola with Rhea Giacoma as altern ate.
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St. Edward's of
Corry
St. Boniface
Erie
St. Hedwig
Wseetv
Ene
Christine Donoghue
Joseph Donoghue
Franklin Street
Rebecca Guth
Joseph Guth
Wayne Street
Catherine Lutz
John Lutz
Worth Street
Stephanie Triola
Carl Triola
R. D
Rhea Giacoma
Richard Giacoma
Park Place
St. Edward's
Sister Mary Mark
Mary Angela
Death of Ray J Perkins at 86 in Corry Hospital
Ray J Perkins aged 86 died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a stay since November 1. He farmed at Blue Eye Lottsville and Wheelock, married Stella Hillburg in 1896 who died in 1918 and later Lelia MacArthur who died in 1946. Survived by two sons Cleve and Ralph, seven grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Visitation at Bracken Funeral Home and Thursday services at 2 p.m. with Rev Virgil Endsley officiating. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Ray J. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
East Smith Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Picidilli Hill
Blue Eye
Lottsville
Wheelock
Stella Hillburg
Lelia MacArthur
Perkins
Corry
Cleve
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ralph
Bracken Funeral Home
Virgil Endsley
Pine Grove Cemetery
Corry Sees Sixth Grade Elimination Boost For You
Diocesan schools plan changes sparks push from boosters claiming benefits for students. Organizers say eliminating sixth grade will streamline transitions and improve overall readiness across districts.
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Ocesan
Crossing Guards Plan for City School Patrol Program
Councilmen propose six trained adults to guard dangerous crossings at night with the school board paying half the cost and the city covering wages, clothing, and operation. The plan includes substitutes, a checkup system, and aims to keep Wright and Central school zones supervised. Start date projected January 3 with a total cost of about 31,500 annually for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grice
Ray Weber
Sasignifiec
Wright and Conal
Enile
Alley Shuffle Prompts City Council Action on Alley Closure
Council backed a plan proposed by Allen Kuhn of Pennsylvania Electric Co to close an alley paralleling First and Second avenues and open a new section beside the Miller Automotive Building. The move aligns with Penelee’s consolidation plan and railroad crossing needs, with the main concern ensuring adequate turning radius for vehicle traffic.
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Allen Kuhn
Pennsylvania Electric Co
First
Second Avenue
Miller Automotive
Kuhnfold Council
Nto
Penelee
First Avenue
Miller
Garfield Plimbing
Thomas’ Church
John
Old Mack To Retire Continued on Page Two
A discussion on retiring the old Mack fire engine outlines timing for advertising a bid and bid 29 day notice, planning for arrival in good weather for trials, and considering storage costs versus preservation, with Weber noting the old unit’s affection but impracticality of safekeeping.
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Weber Santa
Weber
Heepee Rae
Page Que
McNeill
Council
Center Street
Michael Baker, Inc
Baker
Local Bids Revealed in City Vehicle and Street Equipment Picks
City council opened bids for a pickup truck and a salt spreader for the streets department. Heberlein Motor Sales offered a 1965 Dodge at 2388 with a trade-in, net city figure 2125 after waiving a certified check due to lone bid, while Clif Buesink Ford forced to abstain from bidding due to plant strike. Corry Bridge and Supply Co topped salt spreader bids at 2498, with Hl. K. Nuttle Equipment Co. at 2797 and J. F. Britten Inc. at 2582, including delivery and mounting.
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Joes Pidders
Nidder
Ford For Co
Heberlei Motor
Dodge
Heberlein
Clif Buesink
Ford
Corry Bridge and Supply Co
Tthe Hl. K. Nuttle Equipment Co
Sherman
J.F. Britten, Inc
Erie
Parking Authority considers four thousand dollar survey
Meadeville State Police served a warrant for assault and battery against Charles Coyle police chief of Cochranton after a tussle at Diamon Service Station. Coyle posted bond. investigation led by Kenneth Leeper.
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Meadville
Charles Coyle
Cochranton
Justice of the Peace
Neil Oakes
Wayne Township
William Joseph Diamon Sr
Rod
Guys Mills
Coyle
Kenneth Leeper
State Police
Diamon
Dimon
Leeper
Sheehan
Leeper Sai
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College Head Dies in Cleveland Area
Rabbi Chaim A. H. Katz, 70, president of the Rabbinical College of Telshe in Wickliffe, died yesterday in Cleveland. He led the institution and was a prominent figure in the local Jewish community.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chaim AH. M. Katz
Rabbinical College of
Telshe
Wickliffe
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