W J Gregory Passes Away in Corry
Waller J Gregory died this morning at Corry hospital after a lingering illness. Born March 15 18H in Rome township near Titusville Pa he lived in Corry eighteen years. Survived by widow Bertha M Gregory and children Ethel Tribler Opal Sorenson Dawiy Treséa Wachob Wilma Stearns Lolita Gregory Wilbur Gregory Kenneth Gregory sixteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Body at Davison Funeral Home for private services.
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Waller J. Gregory
Street
Sta Prclock
Corry Hospital
Corry
Gregory
Rome Township
Titusville
D. Thomas
Bizabe Duff Gregory
Bertha M. Gregory
Ethel Tribler
Pittsburgh
Opal Sorenson
Sir Dawiy
Portland
Treséa Wachob
Mayville
N.Y
Wilma Stearns
Geneva
N. Y
Lolita Gregory
Wilbur Gregory
Kenneth Gregory
B. Gregory
Woodward
Oklo
Corry Daily Notices and Appointments Summary
Personal mentions list residents and visitors in Corry including Dorotha Williams bound for Minneapolis to study, John Dempsey returning to Pittsburgh work, and Grace Marine returning to Pittsburgh from Corry. Also notices warn residents against improper garbage disposal and record dental society members in Corry with travel notes and local visits.
Teachers Group Reorganizes for 1985 School Year
Miss Helen Johnson was elected president of the Teachers Association at a reorganization meeting at the Senior High school. New officers include J Don ald Watson vice president Helen Brown secretary and Cora Smith treasurer. William Myers reviewed last year's work and Superintendent Ralph S Dewey spoke on future developments. Dr Robert Carol Warren addressed teachers from city public schools on the dissension course of Pennsylvania State College.
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Washington Street
Teachers’ Association
J. Donald Watson
Helen Brown
Fasien
Cora Smith
William Myers
Ralph S. Dewey
Robert Carol
Warren
Pennsylvania State College
Punxsutawney Man Wins Nominations for Judge in Both Parties
United Press reports Pynxestawne native slesse C Long won the Jefferson County common pleas judge nomination on both Democratic and Republican tickets by large majorities. David Holt of Brockway secured the Republican nomination for county prothonotary. Thomas M Hammond was unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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Death Claims Corry Resident Charles Perkins
Charles B. Perkins of Corry died suddenly last evening at home from a work accident at Ajax Iron Works where he had been a machinist for about thirty years. Born November 7 1860 in Wayne township he lived in Corry since childhood and was a member of the Corry Odd Fellows. Surviving are his widow two grandchildren a daughter and a son, plus a surviving sister Mrs Ella Woodward of Yonville. Funeral arrangements are set for Saturday at 2 30 PM at the late home with burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Corry
Franklin Street
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Perkins
Wayne Township
Novouber
Austin Parkins
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Oleta Perkins
Sand
Ella Woodward
Younville
Pine Grove
War Fears Drive Down Markets In Early Trading
Wall Street fell as fears of a European war spread, dragging gold stocks and shares lower after declines in London and Paris. Traders awaited Mussolini’s response to League proposals as quotes showed broad weakness across many American and international firms.
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Consolidated Gas Continental Can
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Pennsylvania plant mishaps drop in August
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania's industrial regions saw a marked decrease in August injuries compared with July and August 1933. Secretary of Labor and Industry Ralph M. Barshare notes the drop.
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Harrisburg
Sei
Pennsylvania
Ralph M.bashare
Iowa coeds debate alimony question in conference
In Iowa City on September 19 the co ed debate focuses on alimony or no alimony. The item centers on the disputed issue within the conference and the corresponding arguments by competing teams.
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United Press
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Texas S Leather WS Steel
United Corp and Westinghouse Woolworth appear in a brief industry note referencing suppliers or partners in a Texas leather and steel context.
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Steel
United Corp
Westinghouse
Woolworth
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