Moose Lodge seafood dinner and Stanford Hose meeting announced
Spot Line Ads note a Friday Moose Lodge seafood platter from 5 to 7 pm and a special Stanford Hose Members meeting Thursday night at 7 30 to honor Thomas Saxton at Bracken Funeral Home. Columbus PTA Smorgasbord set for October 13 from 5 30 with prices for adults and children.
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Corry
Area Democrat
VFW Club
Erie County
Rte
York Street
Grope’s
Betty Bartley
Lee
Stanford Hose
Thomas Saxton
Bracken Funeral Home
PON Osioteoio Nonin
Columbus Pta Smorgasbord
Corry Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges
Corry Memorial Hospital report lists admitted patients including Mrs Richard Volk and several others with addresses in Corry Pittsfield Sherman and Columbus. Discharged: George Kuzma and Jeffery Troyer among others. Desk volunteers noted Friday afternoon Mary Jane Stright and Friday evening Mary Helen Curtis. Emergency call access details for Corry Ambulance Service provided.
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Mary Jane Stright
Mary Helen Curtis
Richard Volk
Columbus
Claude Parker
East Congress Street
Glenn Conklin
R.D
Pittsfield
James Nichols
Corry
Albert Dorman
Duane Street
Burdett Hildum
East Main Street
Jerome Paul
Sherman
Howard Diehl
Mill Street
Kenneth Smith
South Street
George Kuzma
Raymond Avenue
Jeffery
Maynard ‘Troyer
Start Fund For Youngster Hit By Car
A fundraiser is being organized in Union City to help with medical expenses for Bobby Cieslak who was struck by a car. Canisters are placed in Morse Drug Store Ediths Gift Shop and Ben Franklin with donations also accepted at Union Bank. Mrs Morris or Mrs Waddell are coordinating pickups. Bobby remains in intensive care at St Vincent's Hospital in an unconscious state with some limb movement. brain damage assessment awaits regain of consciousness.
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Union City
Tria
Bobby Cieslak
Russell Morris
Miles Street
Morse Drug Store
Edith
Morris
Union Bank
Richard Waddell
Pleasantville
Titusville
Two Juveniles Confess To Vandalism At Union City High
Two Union City Area High School students confessed to causing about $500 in damage on Saturday September 22. They allegedly threw a sign through a front entrance window, broke two west side windows, smashed a school bus windshield, and shattered a teacher's car back window owned by William Yahner. A conference with their parents was held and they will work at borough hall in lieu of county juvenile authorities. The principal noted a $100 reward for information and $50 for furnishing information with proof. They must also restitution for the damage.
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UCHA
Union City
Union City Area High School
William Yahner
Grant Street
Paul Behan
Borough Hall
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Cole's Flower Shoppe Grand Opening Prize Winners
Cole's Flower Shoppe celebrated a grand opening at 10 South Center Street in the former st haub Wallpaper Store. First prize a radio went to Mrs Edna Haner of 42 Chestnut Street. second prize a dish garden to Leona Frontera of R D 3 Corry. third prize a dish garden to Ramona McElroy of 653 South Center Street.
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Cole’s Flower Shoppe
South Center Street
Sthaub Wallpaper
Edna Haner
Chestnut Street
Leona Frontera
R.D.3
Corry
Ramona McElroy
Corry Memorial Hospital Bids Welcome New Babies
Yesterday morning a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs David Karrfalt at Corry Memorial Hospital. The Karrfalts reside at 221 Mott street and Mrs Karrfalt is formerly Nancy Ann Johnson. Earlier yesterday a son arrived for Mr and Mrs James Nichols of R D J Corry with Mrs Nichols formerly Sandra Arnold. Last evening a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jerome Paul Sherman. Mrs Paul previously Kay Persons at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
David Karrfalt
Mott Street
Karrfalt
Nancy Ann Johnson
James Nichols
R.D.J. Corry
Nichols
Sandra Arnold
The
Jerome Paul
Sherman
Paul
Kay Persons
Salvation Army Benefit for Officers Training Sale
The Salvation Army conducts a benefit at 127 West Washington Street on Friday October Sth at 7:00 P.M. to support the School for Officers Training. All new merchandise donated by local merchants. Public invited.
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Salvation Army
West
Washington Street
Salvation Army School
Public Auction in Columbus After Move
Auctioneer listing for a public sale on Saturday October 6 at 10 30 a m in Columbus opposite the fire hall items include Kenmore washer and gas stove multiple dining sets beds desks tables and chairs living room furniture tools garden equipment and miscellaneous household items cash terms ownership by Mr and Mrs Al Hansen with Cummings Jensen and Briggs as auctioneers contact numbers 664 4869 and 489 3504
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Columbus
Fire Hall
Kenmore
AL Hansen
Cummings
Jensen and
Briggs
Ats
Auction notice for Norman Weaver estate Titusville street sale
On Saturday October 6 at 9 30 A M the auction lists 448 South Perry Street Titusville Pa with items including brass bed oak bookcase dining room chairs pine tables and many antiques plus modern appliances. Owners Mr and Mrs Norman Weaver with Arthur Laurence and Duane Scouten as auctioneers phone 664 7280 or 654 7815 Bean
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Perry Street
Titusville
Norman Weaver
Arthur, Laurence and
Duane Scouten
Bean
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Corry Journal
Sontec Pstoneteteatele
Carrolls Bar
Connie’s
Nares
Flye Rexall
Elks
Mestestedteatete
Minnick’s
Cliff Buesink Ford
Bertertesioaietesiensecteate
Brokenstraw Inn
First Presbyterian Church
Cole's Flower Shoppe
Moose Lodge
Inn
Town
Venture Inn
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Charles
Jean) Hess
William Mitchell
Buesink
Sonya
Charles Jr
Davis
Western Auto
Washington
Ries
True Value
Reet
Daaa
News Today
TA. M. Today
Cretn Corry Ambulance Service
Pittsburgh
Coffins Radio Co
Rockwell International Corp
Nanenan
Nestle’s
Quik
North Center St
Sugardale Coneys Wiener
California
New York State
Wisconsin
Elmview
Denmark
Jersey Farm
Norway
Clearfield the
Lottaville
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