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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1967
Page
7
An OCR fragment indicates a city council discussion with references to an unnamed end date and an attorney involved in a formal agreement. It hints at a first directive and a legal direction, but the full details and participants are unreadable.
Unclear scribbled notes indicate possible agreement on a directors signing matter. The fragment suggests there is a plan to meet with officials to discuss the issue and reach a formal understanding. Further readable details are not available.
Nearly 200 dairy cattle, about half calves, were sold for slaughter in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio as part of a drive by the National Farmers Organization to cut herd size and raise milk payments by two cents a quart. The sale was described as a permanent holding action by NC President Oren Lee Staley, with cattle shipped to Massillon, Ohio.
Evelyn Merkle reports on a Boy Scout fishing equipment raffle with winners Bert Lundburg Blair Skiff and Paul Blakeslee. Grange plans a meeting with a picnic lunch, Albert Scouten’s 76th birthday is noted, and well wishes go to Mrs Brooks and Kevin Stambro as neighbors share support.
Obituary notes the death of 88 year old John Sly at his son Thomas Sly's home in Van Pa. Services held in Fry berg with local attendees from Union City Corry Sparta and Guys Mills. Weekend gatherings include visits by Hazel Henderson Herbert Rogers Myrna Rogers Gladys Bailey and more. Junior play No Boys Allowed set for Friday at 8 15 pm with ticket prices.
TIONESTA The commonwealth court in Harrisburg ordered Tionesta and 12 Western Pennsylvania municipalities to stop discharging untreated sewage into streams and to build sewage treatment works. Judge Carl B. Shelley directed governing bodies to comply with the Clean Streams Act of 1937, with state health officials ready to cite contempt if not followed.
Bear Lake EUB Church featured services with Rev and Mrs Eugene Wesley as speakers. Local residents Mr and Mrs Harold Ayling returned from Florida for the season, and Mr and Mrs Enoch Cornish also came back from Florida. An open house birthday party for Will Borgerding is set for next Sunday at the Bear Lake fire hall from 7 30 to 4 30 pm. Charles Peterson of Jamestown visited his sister Mrs J C Manwaring last Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Max Smith and family and Mrs Mable Smith visited their son and brother.
Harrisburg AP The legislature again seeks funds to build a replica of Ole Bull's Castle in Susquehanna State Forest Potter County Proposed at 85000 after a prior 100000 plan was dropped Forests and Waters Secretary Goddard Testified he never built a castle there and the project stalled over the years Mr and Mrs R Smith and family were in Sherman Sunday afternoon
Pittsburgh police and federal agents arrested four people on narcotics charges after a rookie undercover officer, Randolph Raush, bought drugs in the Hill District on four occasions. Christopher Goodwin 26 and Joseph Austen 27 of Pittsburgh faced state drug charges. Leroy Hamie 27 and Cleo Fuquay 121 of Pittsburgh were handed to federal authorities.
Federal agents arrested five McKeesport residents on charges of wagering without the $50 federal gambling tax stamp. They were arraigned in Pittsburgh and released on their own recognizance. Names released: Mary Kramer 68 Anthony Pedro 50 Barbara Putz 60 Sunday L Ratterni 40 Philip Schettino 59.
Advertisements on the avenue invite readers to call the store to receive a free theatre ticket. The promotion runs Friday April 7th to Sunday April 9th featuring Walt Disney's Monkeys Go Home starring Maurice Chevalier Yvette Mimieux and Dean Jones in Technicolor with light comedy and romance.
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