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In Our Opinion a strong emphasis on children's books at Corry Public Library and Dutton Library in Columbus fosters lifelong reading. Libraries provide broad reference material beyond schools, and communities benefit from fiction, non fiction, poetry, periodicals, and daily newspaper reading. Encourage adults and children to read more and explore the books awaiting them.
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Corry Public
Dutton Library
Columbus
City Hall Questions Answered by City Engineer
Community notice from Corry Pennsylvania inviting residents to mail questions to the City Engineer and Administrator at the Municipal Building. Contains guidance on how to submit inquiries for city hall matters.
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Corry
Yesterday's Memories of Carry 20 Years
A local column recaps past events and upcoming changes. Erie Railroad schedules shift to Standard Time on September 28, while Pennsylvania Railroad keeps its timetable. District booster meeting magnets over 100 OOF lodge members from Corry, North East, Union City and Erie. Fall snows arrive, with Titusville area reporting heaviest snowfall. Local snow notes from Corry Chamber of Commerce staff. Ranger's Amanda Willing wins first and second at Bridgeville field trials. 1927 sale of Grandin Hotel to Pay Burchfield noted. A city Q&A section addresses curbside leaf pickup, garbage can lids, and private tree liability. Five percent school tax penalty looms, due October 1.
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OOF
Corry
North East
Union City
Erie
Sandra Munn
Memphis
Tenn
Lear Marine Pfc
Alan C. Yovich
Idan, Yovich
Aviation Electrician
Jacksonville
Fla
Sparlansburg
Robert McCann
Lawrence Andersen
Combined Services Territory
American Hed Cross
Titusville
Embert Earle
Stanford Hose Company
Chautauqua County Firemen
Lakewood
N. Y
Roaming Roundup reflects local notes and war news
The column surveys a mix of town happenings including a siren mystery, a Corry High School graduate promoted to Army specialist fire in Texas, local politics with a Democrat appointment to housing authority, paving and flood prevention work, junk car cleanups, and a veteran bus driver’s open house. It notes Army and Marine deployments, community events, and a Vietnam death.
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Shafer
Corry
Dem
Wayne Street
Mead Avenue
County Welfare Agency
Baumgarten
East Main Streets
New Concord
What Is The Law What Is The Law Q what can you do IF you Pay 4 workman to do a job
A question answered recommends refer to the District Attorney after a tradesman takes payment and disappears. Fraudulent conversion charges may be pressed if the worker is located, and a civil action is possible. Seek reputable local tradespeople and avoid unknowns.
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District Attorney’s Office
District Attorney's Office
Privacy Erosion Sparks Rage Over Hidden Listening Devices
Paul Harvey warns that privacy is vanishing as bugging devices flood the market. Lawmakers struggle to outpace tech while manufacturers push tiny transmitters and scramblers. The piece cites Security Electronics, Security Communications, and Continental Telephone Supply, noting growth and the need to defend Fourth Amendment rights amid rising surveillance threats.
New York Myths and Realities in Hal Boyle’s Americana
In Hal Boyle's Americana, the narrator recalls moving from rural life to Manhattan and facing high costs, safety fears, and urban challenges. Yet he finds a paradoxical draw in the city, glimpsing a weekday storm over the Hudson and deciding New York is what you make it, with the suburbs as a fallback.
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Sticks
New York
Central Park Zoo
Hudson River
Manhattan
Vermont
Suburbs
Today In History note from Sept 23 1967
The entry recalls key events on September 23 including the 1789 founding of the U S Supreme Court and 1806 Lewis and Clark finishing their expedition. It also notes a 1962 disaster anniversary and a 1962 fatal Flying Tiger crash about 500 miles west of Ireland.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Lewis and Clark
Mississippi River
Atlantic Ocean
Treland
Advances in corneal grafts and youth driver risks
Johns Hopkins researchers pre package and pre fabricate corneal grafts to speed sight restoration with bankable grafts and new instruments. A study shows drivers under 25 face higher fatality risk due to inexperience and risky behavior, despite better reflexes. Focus on eye care and health education.
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Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Miguel Martinez
David Paton
World
America
Stanley H. Schuman
University of Michigan
Schuman
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Grandin
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Pay Burchfield
Edinboro
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Pamela Cheloote
West Washington Street
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Pleiku
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Fort Hood
Texas
Corry Area
Beecher Shaw
Warren
Shaw
Johnny Appleseed
John Chapman
Warren County
Sheffield
David H. ‘Tubbs
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Tubbs
Spring Creek
Jerry Davis
North Hills
Shearer
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Margaret Williams
Robert Williams
Saratoga
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Tommy Burkhart
Meerhart
Paul Harvey
Internal Revenue
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Security Electronics Company
Security Communications
Dallas
Continental Telephone Supply Company
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Wall Street Journal
Emmanuel Mittleman
Henry Ford
White House
Hewlett-Packard Company
Palo Alto
California
Dan Cuff
Big City
Queens
Negra
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Hal Boyle
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