Corry area notices and incidents span town events
Police confiscated a car on Fate View Street linked to a Florida plates owner. A Franklin man’s body was identified by a coroner. Volunteers urged for a Columbus fire hall project with cement pouring this Saturday. A 15 year old Reno Boy Scout aided his mother after a snake bite. Army Korea veterans expected to arrive at Port Mason aboard a medical transport with 44 officers and 1,408 listed soldiers. State lawmakers split on a tax bill vote. A child suffered burns at home. Oil City Legion Band touted national champion status. Kane seeks extended sewage plant deadline due to costs and labor shortages. Graffito: bribery and conspiracy cases linked to Erie gambling protection. Railroad retirement bill passes House. Senate version pending.
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Army Com- Cal
Korea
Port Mason
San Francisco
James M. Williams
West Frederick Street
Two Furniture Movers Find $1000 in Couch in New York
Two movers with $1.01 between them turned up a $1000 found in a sofa and gave it to a police lieutenant for safekeeping. They named the owner and were told the money would be returned if unclaimed in 90 days. A mailman recently turned in $500 found in the street.
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New York
Peter Daly
Joseph Daly
H. Nelson Slater
Fifth Agentis
James Shields
Frank W Geary Died Early This Morning
Frank W Geary of 29 Marion Street died at 12 15 this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital where he was admitted yesterday. A lifelong railroad man born in Oil City he worked as a yard conductor in Titusville and Corry retiring in 1947. He was a member of St Thomas Church Corry Lodge Elks 709 and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Survived by his wife Mayme and three daughters, a brother, nine grandchildren and several other relatives. Funeral services will be at St Thomas Church Saturday at 9 o clock with burial in St Catherine's Cemetery Timsville.
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Marion Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Geary
Oil City
Pennsylvania Rail
Titusville
Corry
St. Thomas’ Church
St. ,Catherine’s Cemetery
Timsville
Mrs Honour Mulligan Dies at Home After Ill Health
Mrs Honour Mulligan of 873 East South Street died shortly before noon today at her son’s home. Born in London, England, in 1867 she lived in Corry 55 years and was a member of Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Survived by four sons Charles Frank Harry Seward Mulligan and Earl Coons, a daughter, sister, 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set for Friday at 4 PM Bracken Keating Funeral Home with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Serywen
Honour Mulligan
South Street
Charles Mulligan
R. D
Mulligan
Cory Memorial Hospital
London
England
Corry
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Charles
RD. 2
Frank Mulligan
Erie
Harry and
Seward Mulligen
City
Earl Coons
Nellie Olmstead
Chautauqua
Bracken- Keating
Pine Grove Cemetery
Pastor Held In Assault Case In Oil City
Rev. v. Shirt, pastor of Calvary Bible Church, Plumer Road, is free on $1,000 bond after pleading not guilty to assault and battery and assault with intent to ravish. He surrendered to police Monday and bail was set for October 22 after an arraignment. Authorities noted prior police investigation into his claimed education and background.
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V. Shirt
Calvary Bible Church
Plumer Road
William S. Peter
Peters
P.m
Stuart
Taxi Driver Robbed in Pittsburgh Trunk Hold Up
Oct 17 a taxi driver from Peoples Cab Co Nicky Siviy was held up by a gunman in Sthenley Park at night and robbed of 13 dollars. The assailant locked Siviy in the trunk and fled, but Siviy escaped by battering the trunk door and freeing himself.
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Pittsburgh
Service Friday for Mrs Rupersberger in Meadville
Corry friends mourn the death of Mrs Addie Rupersberger who died last evening at 6 at L H Knapp’s home 658 Washington Meadville She moved to Meadville in 1941 worked at Knapp store and served as housekeeper since then Born March 1880 in Tinville later lived there until marriage to John M Rupersberger They came to Corry 45 years ago She was not a member of First Methodist Church Survived by son Lloyd Erie a sister Mrs Clara Yoc nim Los Angeles and a niece Mrs Edward Jerome Gor-
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Ruppersberger
Addie Ruppersberger
L. H. Knapp
Washington Street
Meadsvile
Meadville
Knapp
Sonime
Tiwivile Maren
John M. Ruppersberger
Corry
First Methodist Church
Lloyd
Erie
Mia
Clara Yocnim
Los Angeles
Edward Jerome
Gor
Funeral rites for Toner kin held Friday at 2
Ty and three nephews Harry Toner of Meadville Clarence Toner of Detroit and Claude Gleason serving in Japan with the Army plus other relatives attend the Bracken Wealing Funeral Home funeral Friday at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Jolly Pine Grove Cemetery family plot.
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Harry Toner
Meadville
Clarence Toner
Detroit
Claude Gleason
Japan
Eall
Bracken- Wealing
Jolly Pine Grove
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