Labor Day notes and regional updates from Corry area
The Journal will not publish Monday due to Labor Day. Construction progresses on the Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation home at Park Place and Parl Street. Services resume at Wilsh Presbyterian Church on Sunday after the holiday. Corry residents plan trips to Cleveland for the holiday. The Austin plant sale to American Steel Export begins with 2,500 cars and 4,000 cars later. Bulfer plant production expected by month’s end to October. Rail freight data shows 787,374 cars moved last week, down 8 percent from the prior week and up 44 percent year over year. Judge Willem Hirt returns to duty. Judge Miles Wes ill but expected back next week. Milk Control Commission orders prosecutions of unlicensed mill dealers. bond provisions under new law explained. August employment up 22 percent over 1933 average. wages up over four years. City Council meeting postponed to Wednesday. High School band cannot participate in Labor Day parade due to conflicts. Ladies bowling league signups set for Sept 7 at Raeke’s or by phone. Weeklong weather outlook predicts showers in middle Atlantic, cooler start, then rising temperatures. Erie guardsmen named among eight state nominees for West Point entry: John P. Stegar, Francis Kajenck, Frederick Uhler. Wellsboro Gazette reports Hood damage photos from Wellsboro area. A local couple charged with drink and disorderly conduct jailed. a transient drunk on North Corry ordered out of the city.
Wilson Homes Site for Party
The Misses Begs and Agnes Wu hosted a social afternoon at their Second Avenue home from noon to six, inviting Miss Josephine Chrysler of Geyerbrook, Miss Jessie Alberson of New Philadelphia, and Miss Isabel McClough Alt of Newton. Keppel Tiffany's Classical Trio provided music as guests enjoyed tea, cake, fruit cocktail, and cordial conversation.
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Agnes Wu
Second’ Avenue
Josephine Chrysler
Gyerbrook
Jessie Alberson
New Philadelphia
Isabel McClough- Alt
Newton
N. J
Mide
Keppel Tifany
Joseph Sherrick
Ralph Ward
Tiffany
Post Office Labor Day Holiday Hours Notice
The following hours will be observed on Labor Day September 1 1987. All windows open 9 AM to 1 PM the stamp general delivery and parcel post windows open 7 PM to 1 AM. Mails will be dispatched received and distributed as on ordinary days and all special delivery mail will be promptly delivered. City and rural carriers not required to serve routes that day.
Corry Public Schools Names New Staff By Grade And Role
The Corry Public Schools announce the complete teaching roster for Logt-3 across elementary and high school levels. Senior High lists Howard J. Shen as principal with multiple department heads and teachers for English history math science and music.
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Spring Creek Township
3Tate
Corry
Howard J. Shen
M. J. Blanden
Mermeth Bogardus
Blanden
Stanley Anderson
Ruth Bennett
Russell Byler
Carlton A. Chafee
Duni’ High
Harold G. Wolfe
Munricipal
Wathel T. McCray
Virginia M Baleswart
Lowe
Dwards
Ta J. Lawson
Margaret O'Hare
Englisty
Rose M. Paulsen
Sovia
Stynes
Wil
Pomeroy
Beatricenter
J. Donald
Father of Nine Faces Tragic Strangulation Case
In a detailed coroner report, Franielin Seyi Wowie Petr the ey dies while a neighbor describes a troubling scene. Investigators recount the man strung by a noose fastened to a timber and top whiny, leading to death by strangulation amid a personal crisis. The coroner’s certificate names death as due to personal crisis strangulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franielin
Hk Laquin Bente Bonaly Crane
Young
Fatala Tuly
Miss Machin Sitapsell
Enijtiiyien
Ryan
Zevine
Ulling
Cillon Rosa
Ross
Bryan
Higody
Rept
Br. Vievbe
Massachusetts Extradition Debate And Fugitive Case
A garbled report discusses Massachusetts extradition practice, a Negro fugitive case, and Governor Iygley, with references to Tolberg, Boston, and Georgia brutality. It mentions $125 fines and officials near Will Cunnigiinn, Bostin, and Tun sentences. The text is fragmented but centers on extradition issues and a controversial pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frehiliac Wim
Sears
Echuny
Walt Paiulod
President Cup tourney first round finished brief list of names
The article lists participants and results from the first round of the President Cup tournament. It mentions numerous players and clubs, with scores and outcomes scattered across a dense OCR passage. Names include Malkin, Gilbert, Duane, and several others tied to various regions. The piece reads as a snapshot of early round results rather than a cohesive narrative.
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Pennsylvania Teleplone Corporation
Park Place
Parl Street
He Wilsh Presbyterian Church
Corry Unit
National Air Iiates
Clovelann
American Bailam Gar Company
Austin
Ab Butler
American Steel Export Company
B. S. Evins
Bulfer
Association of American Railoads
Willem Hirt
Bristamty
Miles B. Wes
Whso
Criminal Court
The
Milk Control Commission
Sus Fefelancs
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
Bani
Ladies League Innlist
Raeke's
North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
National Guardsmen
Erie
United States Military Academy
West Point
John P. Stegar
Francis Kajenck
Frederick Uhler
FS. Austin
Maple Avenue
Wellsboro
North Center Street
Jounit
North Corry
Mrs
Idi Dahl
Harold B. Dahil
Spain
Mranca
Dahl
Ida Dah
Champaign
Lily
Edith Rogers
Dulit
Corde Hull
Ne Eakr
Raith Rogers Dahl
Cannes
Frience
Ne Nyon
Wilson Homes
General Electeic
America
N. Center St
Penn'a
Modera Design
Montgomery Ward
Massachusetts
Ails
Model Dairy
F Model Dairy Co
Penna
Champlus Anderson
Wings
Eyer Nast
Milter
Tibet
Gilberts
Duane
Laval
Uae
Nur Latllson
Veal
Anya
RVR
Veluwe
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