Spaghetti Supper and Local Notices At Harbor Hall
Community notice lists a spaghetti supper at Harbor Hall Community House on Thursday October 15 serving from 5 to 7 30 pm with donations requested. Also includes discharge notices and local address references for residents in Crosscut Cetteville Afton Flint and surrounding areas along with drug store ad for fresh hearing aid batteries.
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Harbor Hall
Flye Rexall Drugs
Wives of Idle Fisher Sailed Atlantic and Recount Past
Elizabeth Tayne and Debie Repnide former wives of idle fishermen sailed the Atlantic. They avoided naming their former spouses while discussing forgiveness and futures. Debbie later married American show magnate Harry Karl after Liz divorced Eddie.
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Funeral services for Ray R. Powers at Bracken Funeral Home
Buyers will attend the services for Ray R. Powers at Bracken Funeral Home on Thursday at 12 a.m. with burial in St. Elizabeth's Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The Corry Elks Lodge will hold a memorial service at the funeral home Wednesday evening at 7:30.
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Ray Powers
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Corry Elks Lodge
Burtons echo idea as stewards clash in corridors
The Burtons defend a shared idea while stewards cross corridors with our notes, signaling tension over plans and messaging. Officials clash over notes and access as the scene unfolds in transit areas.
May Abandoh Or Drop Patrols From Page One
Fragmented text outlines a school patrol policy with names and draft proposals. It notes patrols must follow American Automobile Association rules, stay within school zones, be supervised by building personnel, and require pupils with certain scholastic averages. Specific patrol area limits and duty hours are mentioned along with committee members.
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Mayne Zalzneck
Brice Summerville
Bt Bennett
Kath Heaton
Armerican Automobile Asociation
Peine’pal
Wright Elementary School
Bond
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Congress
Wright Street
Irving Street
Cimcard
King
Tost Pleasant Streets
Concord
East Pleasant Streets
Friend Of Mrs. Kennedy Shot To Death
WanrllNGton AP George oval aetll Make Pinchot Meyer wae ho in deeth Monday as she felt a sunny afternoon walk ilomg the path of an old canal vlwreste afterthed strolled with Mrs. duh Kennedy. Police found no purse or wal let and did not know if the view tan was carrying one. Scuba divers searched the C&O canal and the nearby Potomac River for the murder weapon. Crump said: I was down there fishing and lost my rod. I almost got shot myself.
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Washington
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C&o Canal
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School bike rules and schedules revised for early grades
The notice outlines changes to kindergartens and grades 1 to 3 aligning start and end times with 1 to 3 child pickups. It calls enforcement of a city ordinance to protect cyclists on business district sidewalks and expands rules against riding bicycles to school for grades kindergarten through 3, and extends to grades 4 to 6 within four blocks of the school.
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Svalks
Johnson vows torrid campaign pace to win 1964 election
AP reports President Johnson, elated after a six day 10 000 mile tour through 15 states, will press on with two day stops in New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York before heading to Ohio Texas and the West He targets Goldwater and the Klan urging equal access to education and warning extremists could spark a rally against law and order during the campaign.
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Idaho
New Jersey
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Ohio
Texas
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Barry
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Penver
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Corry City Ordinance on Street Excavation Permits and Fees
The Corry City Council adopts Ordinance No 1019 Bill 8 1964 detailing permit requirements for street excavations. It sets bonds of 5000, $1 permit fees, and $2 in certain resurfaced streets, and requires coordination with City and utility lines before work begins. It covers excavation methods, base replacement, paving standards, winter and wet conditions, and penalties up to 100 fine and jail. It assigns responsibility to excavators for restoration, two year defect liability, and potential City or utility cost allocations.
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