Corry area real estate transfer reported at Erie courthouse
A transfer covering property from Amy Webster to Mary Proctor in Corry s Fourth Ward has been filed and reported at the Erie County courthouse. Local police and fire crews reported a busy weekend with park attendance, vehicle mishaps, vandalism, and a dinged hydrant, alongside several minor injuries and an ongoing investigation.
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Amy Webster
Mary Proctor
Fourth Ward
Corry
Erie County” Courthouse
Oil Contamination Probe in Conneaut Drinking Water
An investigation searches for the source of oil found in Conneaut drinking wells in the southern area. City supplies were halted as Mayor Stanley Robertson analyzed a sample and vowed prosecution. Edward Benek, a regional leader and oil field veteran, linked the crude oil to saltwater pumps south of the city.
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Conneaut
Stanley Robertson
Edward Benek
Hold Rites For Mrs L Doolittle
Funeral service for Lars Laurs Doolittle was held at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with Rev Tunis Miersma officiating. Interment in Holland Cemetery Clymer. Bearers included Floyd Hanes Arthur Doolittle Fred Mina John Glerum James Holthouse Norman Pecorney. many relatives attended from Sherman Jamestown Girard Niagara Falls and Corry.
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Lars Laurs Doolittle
Spitzer
Clymer
Tunis Miersma
Pasetor
Abbe Reform Church of
Holland Cemetery
Floyd Hanes
Arthur Doolittle
Fred Mina
John Glerum
James Holthouse
Norman PeCyoney
John Glaru
Sherman
H. C. McCormick
Jamestown
Girard
Harold Travers
Silvia
Clara
Niagara Falla
Edith Anderson
North East
Guy Bennink
Mabel Akam
Ted Kiely
Jessie Bogart
Iris Bogart
Jalt of
Corry
New AP President Harrisburg Elected Unanimously
Eugene Reilly of the Centre Daily Times State College was chosen unanimous as new president of the Pennsylvania Associated Press Association at the statewide meeting of AP members. Robert McCracken of the Norristown Times Herald was elected president.
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Harrisburg
Eugene Reilly
Centre Daily Times
State College
Pennsylvania Associated Press Association
Associated Press
Rober McCracken
Norrist 5
Times Herald
Francis Hawley Dies of Heart Attack at 46
Francis Hawley 46 of 21 Crotty Drive Lawrence Park died yesterday afternoon en route to Union Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at the Presque Isle Beagle Waterford. He owned Francis Hawley Real Estate Firm, was a WWII Navy veteran, and served as chief security officer at Capes Vulcan Co. in Erie. Survivors include his wife Vera George Hawley two daughters Diane Kerr and Sandra Kohler a son Ronald J. Peck and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at C J Duskas Finneral Home with services Wednesday at 2 p m conducted by Rev Donald D Swift. Burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Francis $. Hawley
Hawley
Crotty Drive
Lawrence Park
Union Oy Memorial Hospital
Presqué Isle
Beagin Lubnese Waterford
Francis Hawley
Cory
Capes Vulcan Co
Erie
Erie County and
Presque Isle Beagle Club
South Erie Towers
Vera George Hawley
Matthew
Diane) Kerr
Dayton
Ohio
Sherman
Sandra) Kohler
Wesleyville
Ronald J. Peck
Archie
Hazel Baker Hawley
Hattie Baler
J. David
Lucille) Hadley
Hadley
C.J. Duskas Finneral
Buffalo Road
Donald D. Swift
Emmanuel United Presbyterian Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Hoag Wins National Open Third Time At Langhorne
Dutch Hoag of Bath North Carolina captured his third National Open Championship at Langhorne Speedway, becoming only the second driver to achieve the feat. The Bath racer finished in 1 hour 16 minutes 24.67 seconds at an average speed of 78.352 mph, taking the lead on lap 60 after Wally Dallenbach entered the pit. Bud Olsen finished second and Dallenbach placed third. Hoag previously won in 1956 and 1960.
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Langhorne, Pa
Dutch Hoag
Bath
N. C
Langhorne Speedway
Hoag
Wally Dallenbach
New Brunswick
N. J
Jim Delaney
Fof
Roston
Bud Olsen
Palsboro
Dallenback
Profits rise for most firms in third quarter
New York AP reports profits for most companies climbed in the third quarter with many leading industrials ahead of year-ago earnings. Net margins widened as sales rose, and several firms would show even larger profits if depreciation deductions are included. Confidence grows for year-end results. Giants like AT&T GE IBM Audio Firestone and Safeway cited as ahead in operations through Sept 30. The pace remains steady with Q1 up 4 percent, Q2 up 16 percent vs 1962, and Q3 gains widening.
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New York
Pleasant High Road
American Telephone & Telegraph
General Electric
Inernational Business Machines
Audio Corporation of America
Firestone
Safeway
Forge, Cyclops Strikes Settled
From the late international Association of Machinists AFL-CIO strike action 150 other workers joined a machinist picket. About 400 steelworkers at Pittsburgh Steel Foundry in McKeesport won a two year contract with seven cent wage increases and fringe benefits after a September 28 strike by Local 1409 USW. A separate walkout at Glassport Engineering and Machine Division, with about 900 workers, involved Local 1306 USW the same day.
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Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Pittsburgh
McKeesport
USW
Glassport
Wins Penn a Fishing Title in Pennsylvania Championship
Padd Vigle of Warren defeated defending champion Jack Moore of Tidioute 8 bass to 7 bags to win the Pennsylvania State Fishing Championship. The two are among 12 finalists and 2,000 entrants in a two‑day Warren County event across a 26 mile stretch. Qualifiers were judged by total points from four fish categories.
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Tidware
Vigle
Warrén
Pennsylvania
Jack Moore
Tidioute
Warren County
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West Frederick Street
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Essex Street
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Roger Andrus
Snyder Circle
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William Michael, Minsayer
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Corry and Clyde
Corrymer Road
New York State Line
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Fremen
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Chapmanville
J. Neil Korn
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Universal Cyclops
Union Cemetery
Amorrow
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Frank
Thomas Motors
TUFFY
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Washington Streets
Cohen Auto Supply Automotive
Franklin St
Dial
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Auto Service General Repair
Emil, Toflovich & Son
Smith
Business Guide
THE
Corry Journal
Hammond
N. Center St
Life & Accident
Walter Kornikoski
Hast Bond St
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Geberlein Motor Sales
Dodge
Carry Concrete & Gravel Co. Transit Mix Cement & Mortar N
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Reynolds
Mead Avenue
Baltimore Life Torance
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Columbus
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Fire, Life
Math St
Splesman & Muckinhrupt
Waterhouse
Pontiac
West South St
Cony
Shady Avenue
Crandall Agency, Inc
Tnsurance
Ee Books, Records
Gifta
East Irving St
Prank’s Auto Service
W. F. Rickars
N. Center 81
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Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Corry Bakery
DRY Cleaners
HAH Dry Cleaners
Electrical Contractors
Taylor's Electric Service
Weston's
Johnson Brothers
Remington Chain Saws
Myora
Corry Hyening Journal
Phoenix Hotel
Corry TV Cable Co
Jensen's
North Center Bt
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Dawson
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Phe Aimnon
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Bristol
Connecticut
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United States
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Abela
Argentina
England
Cemaral
Fes LL
Corry Savings and Loan
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