The Salvation Army in Corry A Local United Fund Partner
Guest editorial explains the Salvation Army as a global church and charity, detailing its 70 countries reach and diverse services. It highlights Corry corps programs including youth activities, family welfare, holiday baskets, and hospital visits, with one year statistics: 248 families aided, 89 transients assisted, 173 Christmas baskets, and 575 hospital visits.
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Salvation Army
The
United Fund
London
United States
Corry Corps
Erie
Pittsburgh
Americana Snippets and Odd Facts By Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle shares quirky observations from mail and culture in New York. The column riffs on credit card crime, unusual natural facts, language quirks, and light notes about nightlife and daily life, sprinkled with aphorisms and cultural bits.
Social Security Costs and British Health Service Cautions
Paul Harvey critiques Social Security funding and delays at the Chicago Center amid staffing and workload challenges. He contrasts Britain’s National Health Service with warnings about hidden costs, inefficiency, and protests against expanded welfare while urging careful congressional consideration.
Corry items note traffic, awards, and officials
Local column highlights a no parking issue near Concord School causing hazards during school pickup. City politics touch salary sharing with county, Civil Rights Act compliance, and a council debate. Other items report honors for staff, a health alert on Rocky Mountain spotted fever, civic awards, and community notices in Corry.
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East South
Concord
King Streets
Gerald Staples
Corry
New York Life Insurance Company
Chorus of America
Skyline Promenade
New York City
Europe
Max L. Bennink
CAHS
William Wolfe
Wayne Street
Erie County Health Department
Joe Baressi
Buffalo Bills
San Diego Chargers
Corry Civil Defense Unit
Ronald Carter
General Telephone Company
GenTel
White lines on East Columbus stalled by budget and weather
City officials say white lane markings require self painting due to lack of equipment and budget. Paving contractor to arrive next week for fine grading before actual paving. extensive prework includes surveying, drainage 설치, and storm sewer upgrades delaying start. Residents nicknamed area Chuck Hole Alley amid ongoing delays in addressing road conditions.
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Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Anon
Chuck Hole Alley
East Columbus Avenue
Installa
Council
Today in History highlights major events on Oct 8
Highlights include the Lindbergh baby murder trial 1934, the 1871 Chicago fire beginning in Mrs O Learys barn, Sgt Alvin York’s WWI actions, Wendell Willkie’s 1940 death, Don Larsen’s perfect World Series game, Laos premier Souvanna Phouma’s 1959 appointment, and President Johnson's gall bladder surgery in 1965.
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Associated Press
Richard Hauptmann
Charles Lindbergh
Chicago
Beef Decontrol Bid Heads for Formal Petition
Washington reports the beef advisory committee voted 11 to 1 to file a petition to remove price ceilings from cattle beef and veal signaling a potential decontrol showdown. Gerald Johnson on Cutting Clymer Road defends estate concerns amid local unease. An inquest is planned into the deaths of Steven and Edward Linski at a Pennsylvania Railroad crossing near the Corry mill.
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Corry
Washington
Beeft Advisory Committee
Gerald Johnson
Vanderhoff
Cutting-Clymer Road
Steven
Edward Linski
Pennsylvania
Corry Operating Co
Dams, Collisions, and a New Private Kindergarten
High water delays Lake Columbus dam repairs for the year. An automobile collision at Center and South streets damages a Studebaker touring car driven by Raymond Spiesman. Miss Virginia Hoenes plans a private kindergarten class at 425 North Center Street, the city's first.
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Martin Rudy
Carol Hand
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Corry
Tomahawk
Wis
Rudys
Summit Lake
Carol
Fish and Wildlife Service
John R. Zielinski
USN
Frank J. Zielinski
Union City
U. S. Coast Guard
Governors Island
Coast Guard
Amver Center
Hilda Cotton
Titusville
Rita Buchard
Cambridge Springs
Janet Horne
Edinboro College
Tamiment-in-the-Poconos
Pocono Summit
Mount Pocono
Stroudsburg
Charles H. Bracken
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Lancaster
Stanley Musselman
Pennsylvania
Lake Columbus
Corry Chapter
Izaak Walton League of America
Center
South Streets
Studebaker
Raymond Spiesman
Virginia Hoenes
North Center Street
Hoenes
Health Column Examines Coughing Blood and Guilt Over Stroke
A reader asks about coughing up small amounts of blood for three years and the need for cancer or tuberculosis tests. Dr Coleman notes non serious causes such as teeth bleeding or allergies and suggests a routine lung x ray and throat exam. He also comforts a reader who feels guilty after her mother's stroke, explaining common arteriosclerotic changes and offering support.
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New Jersey
Mr. A
California
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Joural
George R Semple
Ae Et
Piteeburyts
Weighmnen
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Mall Imsolvence
Paul Harvey
Social Security
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Robert Griffin
Britain
Wall Street Journal
National Health Service
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Taylor University
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Walter Gilliland
Olin
Ace’ Bracken
Minneapolis
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Coleman
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