Local Flush of Vandalism and Public Notices From Erie County
The article reports Halloween vandalism at Blooming Valley Cemetery with 227 grave markers damaged and losses estimated at 1000 to 1500 dollars. It notes land transfers in Erie County, a Franklin United Fund campaign update, a Navy jet crash death in California, a child injury from trick or treat, a high school pumpkin incident, a driver’s license suspension, a drunken driving plea, and a North East water project funded to build a 1.5 million gallon per day plant with a 600000 dollar expansion grant and a 279000 federal grant assisting.
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Blooming Valley Cemetery
Henry S. Miller
Pennsylvania
James Weaver
Peration
North East
North East Water Authority
Weaver
Clarion State plans mathematics workshop for teachers
Mest jointure members and Clarion State College staff will hold a mathematics workshop tonight. Attendees include Miss Ann Bytressi elementary supervisor and Paul lt Clay teaching principal, with the session running from 7 to 10:30 p.m. Also noted is Mrs. Ernest Carlson recovering from major surgery after a hospital admission. County residents face a five percent penalty on school taxes after Monday if not paid.
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Mest
Clarion State
Snocin
Atenidessiin
Ann Bytressi
Charles Miller
Belheipal
Wright School
Paul Lt Claywil
Eucher
Dinford Sehiwl
Ernest Carlson
Mead Avenue
Hemet Hospital
Erie
Cilon Smith
Sai
Funeral notices list services for Greer Lindstrom Parsons
Multiple funeral services announced. William J. Greer to be laid to rest at Riceville Cemetery with services at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg. Herbert G. Lindstrom also to be buried at Rose Hill Cemetery with service at Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg. Louella Parsons reported alive in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Hollywood after breaking her hip at 84.
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Whittlust
Pederal B. Windlesey
Bravken Funeral
Pine Grove Cemetery
Louella Parsons
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Miss Parsons
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Community Church Fellowship Dines and Hayrides at Cutting
A Cutting community church group hosted a dinner and hayride on Saturday. The report lists numerous local families visiting, attending parties, and returning from hospital stays, with many neighbors seen over the weekend.
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Othen
Birthday party for Mrs Mrs Samuel Upperman in Columbus
Miss Mary Lou Gibbons visited Mary Ann Bromley al Corry recently. Mrs Samuel Upperman of Columbus celebrated her 14th birthday with a dinner at the Aikens home. Attendees included Mr Upperman Loren Upperman of Clymer and the Aikens family.
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Mary Lou Gibbons
Mary Ann Bromley
al Corry
Clifford Aikens
Aikens Home
Frank Hilett
Arthur Wallace
Little Hope
Walter de Shazer
Douglass
Ronald Rhodes
North Clymer
Findley Lake
Jamestown Supper Sunday and Birthday Dinner Attendees
Mr and Mrs Salvadore lis and sons enjoyed Supper Sunday with her parentsMr and Mrs Sibley Wednesday visitors were Mrs Hazel Park and Mrs Mae Sweet Mr and Mrs Sibley Wright accompanied Miss Helen Wright to Townville for a birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs James Carpenter for their three children Other attendees included Mr and Mrs Salvadore Elis and sons
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Righard Caies
Sherman
George Morton
Bear Lake
Amos van Hayden
Mae Sweet
Harold Bromley
Jack Seeley
Titusville
Ross Hopkins
North East
Max Bemis
Glen Evans
John Hamiltn
Johnny
Harmonsbure
Carl A. Marsh
Carl L. Marsh
Mary Pettengil
Virginia Luke
Pearl Bemis
Fred Wallace
James Gould Sr
Waterford
Sibley Wright
Kenneth Mc.Cray
Alton Messenger
Salvadore Lis
Jamestown
Clayton Redding
Hazel Park
Helen Wright
Townville
James Carpenter
Salvadore Elis
Community Family Visitors Highlight Local Notes
Sunday afternoon callers included Pembeton ane and Mrs. Wilfred Wallace and daughters. The Walter/DeShazer home welcomed Bill Crady and children, Ronald Whitney family, Philip Gravink and children, Ronald Rhodes and North Clymer Rev Alvin Rhodes and Sugar Grove, with Pure reading enjoyment promised in the Cords Journal.
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Pembeton Ane
Wilfred’ Wallace
Walter/DeShazer
Bill Craday
Ronald Whitney
Philip Gravink
Ronald Rhodes
North Clymer
Alvin Rhodes
Sugar Grove
Beavers Aim To End Losing Streak Against Windber
Corry High Beavers eye a fifth straight defeat halt as they host Windber in the season finale at Sheen Field. Windber, led by scorer Billy Hunter and captain Don Tinko, seeks its fourth win in seven games, while Corry pursues a upset to finish 2-7 after a tough schedule.
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Corry High
Corryball
Corry High Beavers
Tlrange
Black
Cery
Beavers
Stre
Somerset County
Windle
Sheen Field
Warren
Oil City
Johnsonburg
Franklin
Bradford
Titusgil
McDowell
Don Tinko
Bt Potocki
Tommorrow
Tinko
Potocki
Compas
Windber
Billy Hunter
Virgil Palumbo
Ron Younk
Hunter
Johnston
Johnstown
Windher
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Erie County
Corry
Thomas D. Ressler
Katherine E. Ressler
Concord Street
Fifth Street
N. Troy Gil- Tetle
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Franklin Steel Division
Borg Warner Corp
Franklin Area
United Fund
Franklin Steel
Robert A. Farina
Dunkirk
el Centro
Calif
Naval Air Base
Albert Farina
Robert
Meaidville
Spencerpital
Valerie — Schrew
James Schreck
Richard Parkin
Union City Area High School
Parkin
Parkir
State Bureau of
Ar Safety
Frederick L. Diemer
East
Columbus Avenue
Spring Creek
Frank Miles
West Washington Street
Elmer Evans
Miles
Hi-Lo
Barney
Bernice Marsh
Myrom Wallace
David Albright
Greeley Thompson
Suzy Payton
Sylvia
Mildred Owens
Sheffied
Isadore Redding
Donald McAdoo
Marion Nellis
Walter DeShazer
Elmer DeShazer
Kansas City
Charles McCann
Brendon
Union
Iown
Ohio
Bradley Graving
Clymer
Charles Peck
Becky Hinsdale
Karen Nellis
Targer
Herculon
Carrig’s Footwear
Political
Fred W. Lamberton
Lamberton
Yours
Federal Depeall Dwaraces
Cords Journal
Wayside Market
Posse Lumber
truValue Building Supply
Clairol
PRAEE P_E.NLNCA
TUFFY
Kendall
Phon
Washington Streets
Corry Pharmacy
Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank’s
Thomas Motors
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Aus
AAA
Library
Corry Aaa
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