Corry East Branch News Highlights Local Visits and Deaths
Mrs. Marline Klingensmith and Mr and Mrs Leon McCray took Mrs Nina Armitage to Butler for a short stay with Rev and Mrs Cassius Armitage. Bernard Porter attended the funeral of his sister Eunice Spielman in Berkley Springs with Allen Porter and others. Lois Sickler visited in Columbus. Cecile Burleigh is a Corry Hospital patient in room 165. Ronald Hershberger was hospitalized but expected to be released soon. The Spring Creek PTA plans an October 22 open house for National Education Week. The Rickersons visited relatives in Corry. many neighbors joined a fall outing to the Kinzua Bridge. Cobbs Corner and Excelsior WMPF members heard Linda McKelvy speak on Mali drought.
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Marline Klingensmith
Leon McCray
Nina Armitage
Butler
Armitage
Cassius Armitage
Bernard Porter
Berkley Springs
W.va
Bernard
Eunice Spielman
Allen Porter
Sears Hill
R.D
Bear Lake
Lois Sickler
Robert Damon
Columbus
Cecile Burleigh
Corry Memorial Hospital
Roan
Ronald Hershberger
Spring Creek
PTA
Donald Rickerson
Corry
John Rickerson
Rickerson
Harley Wells
Waterford
Ed Steffens
John Brenizer
Marie Brenizer
Ronald Wyman
Louis Bunting
David Chapman
Klingensmith
Kinzua
Mt. Jewett
Cobbs Corner
Excelsior Wmpf
George Lay
Shelmadine Springs
Linda McKelvy
Mali
West Africa
Corporations Profit Up 4 Percent In Q2 Commerce Reports
The Commerce Department reports after tax profits of U.S. corporations in the April through June period rose 4 percent from a year earlier, totaling 716.6 billion dollars at an annual rate. The figure, revised from an earlier estimate, shows gains despite inflation and higher interest rates, with a quarter-to-quarter rise of 4.7 billion and year-over-year increase of 18.2 billion.
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U.S
Commerce Department
Pennsylvania expands property tax relief to renters and elderly
The Pennsylvania Senate unanimously passed a bill to extend the property tax rebate program to renters 36 and older, boosting eligible people by about 200,000 to 465,000 and raising annual costs from 25 million to about 45 million. The measure retains the 200 dollar cap for homeowners and increases rebates to 20 percent of rent for eligible renters, retroactive to last year.
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Senate
Revnue Department
House
John Stauffer
Chester
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