Classified Real Estate and Miscellaneous Listings Fragment
Fragmented OCR reveals a jumble of real estate notes and personal notices. Items mention 6 acre and 2 acre plots near New York area with phone numbers, room ranges, a 52 foot lot, and a 36 inch electric range. Several partial names and locations appear including Cleo, York, and Pennsylvania references.
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George Wattsig
Furtale
N.Y
Queen
Cleolusville
Urence
Asburg
Ospital
Meet Again On Fate Of Local Dam
A State Fish Commission meeting on the Columbus Dam reconstruction is set for 10 a.m. Thursday at General State Authority offices in Harrisburg. The final feasibility report by Neilan Engineers of Somerset will be presented, focusing on engineering aspects of rebuilding the dam washed out in 1947. State Senator William Lesler says he is coordinating with Erie and Warren counties and will confer with Fish Commission Director Robert Biele beforehand.
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State Fish Commission
Columbus
State’Authority
Harrisburg
Neilan Engineers
Somerset
Fish Commission
A. F. Jones
GSA
Robert Biele
William Lesler
Erie
Warren
Lesler
Bielo
Harassment Democrats threaten all year session tactic
Republicans map retaliation if Democrats force a year end session in Harrisburg. Kenneth Lee says they will not make things easy, while Joshua Wilbert cites unfinished work. Democrats deny political motives but risk blocking interim appointments like Turnpike control and 1,500 patronage jobs. Senate and House adjourned for Jewish holiday and plan return Monday after brief sessions.
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Harrisburg
House
Kenneth B. Lee
R-Sullivan
Joshua Wilbert
Ejlberg
Philadelphia
Lee
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
State Supreme Court
Assembly
Senate
Game
Robert
Nazarene Church Plans $85,000 Expansion in Corry
Rev. Joseph Kanzlemar announced plans to build an $85,000 brick church on Essex street attached to the existing educational unit. The 400-seat sanctuary will replace the 250-seat space, with 13 Sunday School rooms in the new basement. The parsonage will be torn down for a new one. attendance has risen from 50 to 230, making the church Western Pennsylvania’s fastest growing.
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Corry Church of the Nazarene
Essex Street
Joseph Kenzlemar
Dayton
Ohio
Kanzlemar
Marion Street
Rotary Club Seeks Corry GIs for Letters Home
The Corry Rotary Club started a people to people program to match Corry area servicemen in Viet Nam with local letters from home. Residents are urged to call The Corry Journal with full names and mailing addresses of any Corry boys serving in Army Marines or Air Force in Vietnam for the Rotary backup mailing effort.
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Corry
Viet Nam
Two men linked to stolen Titusville car found in Corry
Police traced a red and white 1956 car abandoned near Bowl Aire lanes to Jamex Rose of Titusville. Rose recovered the vehicle, muffler troubles forced abandonment, and officers connected the case to two men seen loitering around a car on Maple avenue. The Leech car from Union City may be elsewhere or on a return trip.
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al Dunnewald
Bowl Aire
East Washington Street
Jamex Rose
Titusville
Rose
Corry
Dunnewold
Maple Avenue
J. R. Leech
Ryb. 2
Union City
Corry Jamestown
Leech
Thusville
Titville
Corry Youth First To Win U S 4 H Award
Rodney McCray a Corry Area High School sophomore becomes Erie County's first 4 H National Award winner announced yesterday. He will attend the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago November 28 to December 2 joining 39 Pennsylvania youths among 1 200 members from 50 states and Puerto Rico representing 4 H youth nationwide.
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Corry
Erie County
McCray
R. Corry
Joseph McCray
Concord
James Hammond
Pennsylvania State University
Chicago
Pennsylvania
States
Puerto Rico
Check To See Whose CD You Donate To
The Erie county Civil Defense director Clifford Holcomb says a fund drive for an ambulance in Erie is not organized by the local CD. He notes no relationship between the Corry Ambulance Service and the CD and that neither group is soliciting funds.
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Erie’ County
Clifford Holcomb
Erie
Holcomb
Corry Ambulance Service
Corry CD
Editor Mary Owen Dies After Illness in Dansville
Miss Mary Eugenia Owen, 69, editor of the Instructor, a magazine for educators, died yesterday after a lengthy illness. The publication is circulated among educators in the United States and abroad.
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Dansville
N. Y
Mary Eugenia Owen
Johnson Good Sufferer No One Knew Of Ailment
Washington AP reports President Johnson appeared in good health as surgery for gall bladder trouble was announced for Friday. Critics noted no outward signs. Moyers said no slowing, and Johnson maintained a full schedule including a 4 H Club briefing and a Cal net meeting. He hosted bankers and business leaders Tuesday night.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Lars
Texas Sun
Bill D. Moyers
Calnet
Georgesessen
Well Fractured By Dowell Produces 209 Barrels Day
Dowell Inc of Corry fractured a well in the Dunns Eddy area near Trvine Tidioute road on Sunday. Lessee Abe Travis said glass beads used to prop open the fracture bring oil and water, reducing initial flow. He expects full potential to arrive in two to three weeks. the operation marked the largest single fracture east of the Mississippi.
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Dowell, Inc
Corry
Dunn's Eddy
Trvine-Tidioute Road
Lessee
Abe Travis
Travis
Dowell
Mississippi
Ieeesnes
Boy Admits Auto Store Burglary
A youth admitted breaking into the Western Auto Store on East Washington Street and stealing hundreds of dollars in merchandise and $10 in cash. He told troopers and city police he gave part of the loot to another 15 year old. all items were recovered.
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Western Auto
East Washington Street
Corry
Frank Carnegie
John Evanko
Carnegie
Ronald Barstow
Gall Bladder Surgery Ends Day Of Suspense
President Johnson faces gall bladder removal surgery Friday with 10 to 14 days in hospital and weeks of reduced duties. Dr George A Hallenbeck of Mayo Clinic says major operation but low risk due to his age. The Mayo surgeon and Emory official both express cautious optimism about a smooth procedure. Continued on page two.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
George ‘A. Hallenbeck
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Corry Bypass Not On List Of Jobs To Be Cancelled
State Highway Secretary Henry Harral said ten million dollars in road projects will be cut due to funding gaps. Corry Route 6 bypass is not on the cancelled list, while a Greene Township bridge project is wiped out pending funds. Cancellation stems from no approved borrowing authority for the department.
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State Highway Department
Henry D. Harral
Corry
Erie County
Greene Township
Harral
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