Corry Journal: Tax taxes and bank report mix in edition
A Corry Journal page blends advertisements with a historic bank report. It includes an entered post office note, subscription rates, and advertising terms, followed by a 1957 Bank of Corry condition statement listing assets liabilities and capital. The document cites H. Martin Keppel as president and includes attestations by directors and notaries.
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Corry Journal
AP Pews
Corry
Oairier
I. H. Martin Keppel
Thmed Bank
Shanghai battle dominates war news in 1937 chronicle
Yesterday's Memories of Corry notes casualties mounting in Shanghai as Chinese and Japanese troops battle for control. Also reported are remarks by Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt at the Warner Theatre, a Women's Club dinner, Kiwanis program, school transportation policy, furniture lighting plans, adult education expansion, and local classes in shop math and blueprint reading.
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Shanghai
Franklin D Roosevelt
Warner Theatre
Corry
Board of Education
State Department of Public Instruction
Municipal taxes challenge reforms and revenue
The text argues municipalities and states cannot erase taxes but must reform. It notes gross receipts taxes on business and nuisance levies supply about 20 percent of municipal revenue while efficient administration could reclaim 10 percent and boosted real estate valuations could add another 10 percent. The call is for courageous municipal and state action.
Corry Teacher Attends Meet at Bedford Springs
Corry teachers join the eighth annual Classroom Teachers Conference held October 18 19 at Bedford Springs. Theme Quality Teaching Keystone of Progress. Keynote by Harvey Gayman PSEA executive secretary urged improved teaching standards and community service. Greetings extended by Harold Koch classroom teachers president and Kermit Stover PSEA president. Lyman Ginger NEA president titled Proud Than Ever. Pex Matthews Corry Teachers Association president attended with Lebanon area delegates and Delaware member.
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Crane Wy Udicuates
Bedford Springs
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Harvey Gayman
PSEA
Harold Koch
Kermit Stover
Lyman Ginger
Naional Education Association
Pex Matthews
Corry Teachers Association
Attend
Lebanon
Dela, Sion
Harold N. Munsee of Erie Dies at 58
Harold N. Munsee, 58, of Erie, died yesterday at Hamot Hospital after a lingering illness. A Corry native, he joined the state police in 1926 and served at several barracks reaching sergeant. He later worked seven years at Marathon Electric. He belonged to Elks Lodges 67 in Erie and New Castle for 28 years. He is survived by two brothers, Arlie and Ralph, and by a niece and nephew. Funeral services are Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Raepka Funeral Home, with interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Ai. Munsee
Corry
William
Martha H. Munsee
State Police
Lawrence Park
New Castle
Butler
Beaver Falls Barracks
Marathon Electric
Munsee
Elks Lodge
Erie
Arlie
Ralph
San Diego
Calif
Raepka
Laurel Hill
WBEN TV Buffalo Tonight Schedule Card
Channel 4 lineup lists daily programs from 4:00 p m through 10:30 p m including Fun to Learn Cisco Kid Weather News and Sports and major shows like The Guiding Light The World Turns and The Red Skelton Show followed by late listings for News and sports plus a midnight theatre segment Hell's Kitchen retained in the schedule.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Two Men Die In Erie County Weekend Accidents
Two men died in area traffic incidents over the weekend. Charles E. Sinn a 35 year old Union City man died after a tractor trailer failed a curve on Route 22 near Meadville suspected to have shifted lumber causing Sinn to lose control. He died after being admitted to Meadville City Hospital with a fractured skull. A Jamestown New York man 21 Robert D. Benson was killed when his car left a curve on Four Mile Level road on the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation in Erie County New York plunged 400 feet and overturned. He was thrown from the car as it rolled over him. The accident occurred near Brandt. The United States government owns or controls seven percent of land in Arizona.
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Erie
Charles E. Sinn
Union City
Meadville
Erie and Millcreek Work On Unified Sewer Rate Plan
Erie and Millcreek officials conduct preliminary talks to create a common sewer rate structure for all current and future installations. The joint plan aims to fund a multi million dollar sanitary sewer project while avoiding large rate increases for township residents. Authority leaders expect a single sale for a 2 million dollar plus issue as the agreement progresses.
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Sewer Authority
James
Brisbane
Millcreek
Velty
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