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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1960
Page
4
Corr y Evening Journal details staff roles and ads policy. Publication shows Associated Press rights and office locations in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia. Subscriptions listed by mail and carrier rates with display advertising deadline noted.
A Tucson plan uses a film and sound recording approach to drunken driving arrests. Subjects recite tongue twisters, walk a straight line, touch their nose, and pick coins while filmed. Each clip costs about 12 dollars and is admissible in court. The method aims to deter drink driving nationwide if adopted broadly.
Mrs Elvin Smith Mrs Waller Newhouse and Mr and Mrs J Man waring attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wallace Muzzy in Panama Saturday afternoon. Mrs Ethel Bond and Miss Edith Hawkins of Jamestown were in Bear Lake Saturday. Mrs Mary Barry flew to Philadelphia to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Don Williams and family for a few weeks. Mr Arthur McGraw of Warfreh called on Walter Newhouse and family Saturday. Young folks from Panama Methodist Church and their teacher Mrs Sturges enjoyed roller skating at the Bear Lake Youth Center Saturday evening.
A New York recall notes a worker receiving a 25 year service pin from his firm at a two martini lunch on April Fool's Day. He prepared a grand anniversary speech but was interrupted by casual chatter about weather and baseball as the moment passed.
Hal Boyle reflects on aging and a 25 year office pin as he recalls a weak thank you moment. He notes peers mocked by time yet honors endure as a 50 year milestone seems distant and the family reactions are telling.
Burrell Pa. a car struck and killed Donald M. Hutchison 45 of Arnold on Leechburn Broad in Westmoreland County last night. The incident occurred as Hutchison was in the roadway near the Broad area, with authorities continuing to investigate the crash and determine fault.
Los Angeles dated April 5 1940 reports Chloe Davis an 11 year old with blue eyes and blonde pig tails being booked on suspicion of murder The case involves alleged killings of her mother and siblings including James Carrig Jr a prominent Elk lodge figure Cory drug store in North Center street a Walgreens agency operated by Cory Drug Co in the Keleher block will open for public inspection at 10 o clock Saturday morning
Word arrives that Rev A E Stockham of Crestline Ohio will accept the call to the local Presbyterian Church. C R Rogers company advances a large addition to its fabricating plant, a 980 by 100 foot building west of the current site. Roscoe Gilson narrowly escapes serious injury after losing control of his Ford on Main Street. a transformer fell onto the rear of his car. High School tickets sell well for tonight's film The Lions Cubs.
Business optimism grows as Easter shopping and farm purchases could lift demand. Weather delays and blizzards delayed spring but merchants expect customers to reach stores and auto and machinery buyers may accelerate. Stock and bond markets show tentative recovery with yields uneven as inflation prospects fade.
Erie county commissioners heard two dozen assessment appeals and sent them back to the assessment bureau for rechecking. The sessions will continue with Fairview Township appeals in the morning tomorrow and Thursday, all handled by attorney Vernon H. Elderkin Jr. Elderkin represents 25 property owners. Chief Assessor Martin Gregor says all appeals were scheduled at one time for convenience.
Arnold H. Seastead RP owner of Seud Drugs writes that 15 year olds looted local stores summoning hundreds of dollars. He questions the police questioning session and notes Pennsylvania law requiring a pharmacist on duty. Clerks helped identify three youths who admitted thefts.
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