Corry area fund drive boosts David Migliaccio total
The David Migliaccio Fund total has risen to 1102 dollars, Ned Johnston reports from last night's Corry Warren football drive which raised 670 dollars. Additional collections added 208 dollars in boxes and 224 dollars from individuals. The fund supports a kidney transplant for the boy. Citizens Corridor office at Marine Bank accepts contributions. The Corry YMCA hosts a babysitting course for girls 14 plus, six sessions on Wednesdays 7:40 to 8:30 pm, starting Sept 20, fee 2 dollars. Proceeds fund leadership and materials. David Warren of Sherman reported car ransacking at CJ parking lot. stolen items include a .22 rifle, scope, bow and arrows, four black sweaters, three sunglasses. Corry YMCA board approved joint-use road changes with Quality Markets. Quality to repave and maintain the road, rental dropped. George A. Smith reports car theft from behind VFW Club. bag of collections stolen from car, amount undisclosed. A stray two-month-old black and tan pup found at 112 East Pleasant street is in the city pound. Marriage license filed by Clyde H. Swab and Wanda D. Gurdak. Four motorists, three from Corry, receive suspensions for motor vehicle code violations. suspensions range from 60 to indefinite.
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David Migliaccio
Ned Johnston
Corry-Warren
Young David
Citizens Corry
Marine Bank
Corry
Burglars Steal $80 From Area Club Taproom
Warren Conewanga Valley Country Club was burglarized over the weekend with a break in through a window and a hole in the screen. A cash register in the taproom was emptied of $80 before the intruder reached through, unlocked the window, and entered from an adjacent card room, according to State Police Trooper Daniel Portzer who is investigating.
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Warren
Conewanga Valley Country Club
Daniel Portzer
Rule Gridder Policy Changes At District Meeting
A school district to enforce a new policy on student alcohol use for athletes. Superintendent and Elsen argue discipline must apply to off hours and events. A written rule will suspend violators from all extracurriculars for one calendar year. October committee will review the policy.
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Mohr
Elsen
Death of Mr Harrison at Corry Warren game
Mr. Harrison 45 of 419 Wright Street died on arrival at Corry Memorial Hospital after a heart attack suffered while attending the Corry Warren football game. Born March 27 1922 in Spartansburg he served in the Army through World War II and in Korea Vietnam. Survivors include wife Maxine Pfister two sons and a daughter with many siblings and parents. Final rites at Bracken Funeral Home with interment at Fort Bliss National Cemetery El Paso Texas. Memorials to the David Migliaccio Fund.
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Harrison
Wright Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry-Warren
Spartansburg
Army of Occupation
Japan
France
Corry
McInnes Steel
Maxine Pfister
Union City
Helen
Donald C
Coast Guard
Norfolk
Dennis M
Benjamin
J. Harrison
K. D
Stanley
Catherine) Szympruch
John
Gladys) Koziara
Edna) Fletcher
Oil City
Russell
Joyce
Homer
Eleanor) Burgess
Sherman
N.Y
Willis Harrison
R. D
Set
Ralph H. Harrison
U. S. Army
Fort
Hamilton
Richard Harrison
Vietnam
Bracken ‘Funeral Home
Consistency Backing for School Rule Enforcement
Elsen said parents will back school officials and principals who enforce the rule, provided they are consistent. He intends to ensure consistency in applying the policy.
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Elsen
Woman's car hits manhole on Mead avenue
Mrs Herman Pantle, 41, of 322 East Smith Street, drove onto a protruding manhole on Mead avenue during a street paving project. Her car sustained about $450 damage and was the second vehicle damaged by unmarked holes. police blamed the construction firm for inadequate marking.
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Porter Auer
Herman Pantle
East Smith Street
Mead Avenue
Wade
Pantle
Last Smith Street
Supplemental contracts in Corry schools drive pay lure
The article notes 29 teachers hold supplemental contracts this year with higher pay used to attract and retain staff in Corry. Several were offered extra earnings to lure them, and others already teaching here received supplemental pay to stay. Last year a teacher left for higher pay, prompting concerns that the budget is a stopgap. Directors urge a committee meeting to address stability as total supplemental pay rises.
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Corry
Kafferlin
School Activity Ads Budget List and Sponsors
A historical school page lists staff roles and funding figures for student activities. Names include Bruce Deler and Edward Partch Jr with budgets noted for Jr. High and Sr. High roles, plus sponsors for yearbook, paper, cheer, majorettes, and adaptive education. Amounts show funds allocated from $75 to $600 across multiple departments and classes.
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Bruce Decker
Frank Karasinski
Joseph Frisiin
Edward Partch
Chapman Clark
Clarence Eld
Richard Maloney
William Miller
Max Bennink
Margaret Orcutt
Sandra Parsons
Rowe
Gladys Howe
Lee Tripp
Patricia A. Lewandowski
Eileen Dunbar
Vicki Stetson
David Simmons
School Board Accepts Baptist Church Property Offer
The School Board voted unanimously to accept an offer from the Baptist Church. The city and board share the tax viewpoint on church properties not used for worship. The Presbyterian Church purchased Esso Hall and plans to build, seeking tax exoneration which the city and board deny except for the building and parking lot once the church is erected.
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Buesink
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Esso Hall
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Tembe
David Warren
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Maple Avenue
George A. Smith
Waltsburg
VFW Club
VFW
Smith
Robert Hoffman
East Pleasant Street
Warren County
Clyde H. Swab
Wanda D. Gurdak
Spring Creek
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Harrisburg
Lewis A. Brown
Elk Street
Larry W. Davis
Delaware Street
Lorraine Ricketts
Marion Street
WBE
Donald B. Harrison
Marine
Bancardchck
Marine National Bank
Erie, PA
Titusville
Sven
Ben Calderone
William Cochran
Roger Ottaway
Robert Benson
Irge
Lou Hanna
U Hanna
Joseph Lukac
Lehman’s
West Main Street
Blatt’s
Corry Drive-In
Frank Sinatra
Nadia Gray
Tony Curtis
Virna Lisi
Fitch Motors
International Scout
Fitch Motors Rambler Sales and Service International
First Ave
Wesley Willis
Yames Catalfu
Rossbacher
Insurance Service
First Avenue
West South Street
Russell Darrow
Oldenski
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
Howard Piers James Nelson
Mark Harvey
Chrysler
Plymouth
Corry, Pa
George’ Pransky
Arthur O'Day
Goodyear Tractor Trrus
Crown
Ronald Gates
Johnson Bros
Remington Mall
Theodore Pondel
Afi
Val
Polic
Ee UN
Officer Sr
Fielp de Tenci
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