Local notices mix with Erie area crimes and civic items
A spread of Corry and Erie county items covers a mistaken speeding citation for Gordon Miller of 18 Market Street with links to Miguel Maldonado murder case. Reports include a murder case hearing, transit upgrades at Edinboro State College, and ferry preparations on Chautauqua Lake. Public library story hours, a Juvenile transfer, and a name change for Erie’s public landing are noted, with weather outlook and memorial service announcements.
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State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Gordon Miller
Market Street
Columbus
Miller
Journal Today
Miguel Maldonado
Eric
Erie
Michael Kinecki
Kinecki
Maldonado
Erie County Criminal Court
Domingo Alvarez
Corry
State Liquor Control Board
Erie County
Meerhoff's
East Main Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oni
West Washington Street
Purpurs's
South First Avenue
PLCB
Elks and
Moose Clubs
Funeral services for Mrs. Gert rude M. Guignon held at Bracke Funeral Home
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p m yesterday for Mrs. Gert rude M. Guignon with Rev. Walter Gillsland of the First Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Out-of-town attendee Robert L. Bracken of Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa, joined others. Clifford Holcomb, executive director of the Corry Civil Defense, was today named CD director of Concord Township by Gov. William Sebatitart, following prior township duties in an official capacity.
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Gertrude M. Guignon
Bracke
Walter Gillsland
First Methodist Church
Pine Grove
Robert L. Bracken
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Clifford Holcomb
Corry
Vandals Strike Warren Monument At Gettysburg Park
National Park rangers investigate vandalism at GHTTYSBUNG Pennsylvania. A nine foot bronze statue of Maj Gen Gouverneur K Warren was toppled by a rope tied to a car. The sword bent and head gouged. Warren hoisted key Union defense at Little Round Top. Additional damage included trash on roads and glass in comfort stations and a yellow blinker light moved to Big Roundtop. About 150 dollars damage to a tourist car.
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Ghttysbung, Pa
National Park Rangers
Gouverneur Kemble Warren
Park
Kittridge A. Wing
Gen. Warren
James B. Fiske
Fifth
New York Veterans Assocition
Wing
Big Roundtop
Battle Field
SP Service Totals 76 Years Set Irwin and Hornick at Corry Barracks
Irwin Sgt C W Irwin commanding officer of the Corry State Police substation begins his 27th year with the agency and has been stationed in Corry since 1956. Cpl John Hornick, second in command, marks 25 years of service with the state police. Trooper Walter Krupa enters his 26th year after joining April 1 1938. Families live in Corry area with multiple children and spouses named.
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Set. Irwin
Sgt
C. W. Irwin
Corry
Irwin
Gail Lilley
R. D. 4.Corry
Hamot Hospital
Erie
East Frederick Street
Cpl
Hornick
John Hornick
Ellen Blount
McKean
Pontifical College, Joseph Inum
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Avenue
Krupa
Walter Krupa
Corry State
Uttle
Gladys Gracious
New Bethlehem
Indiana Teachers College
Krupas
Convicted of Extortion in Sharpsburg Borough Case
An Allegheny County Court jury found councilman William Neff and Orest Panza along with three former Sharpsburg officials guilty on multiple extortion counts. The coal supplier Frank Panza testified he paid about $9,000 during 1956 to 1958. All five defendants remain free on bond as motions for new trials are considered.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Sharpsburg
William Neff
Orest Panza
0. B. Brimo
Steve Zielinski
Samuel Januazi
Frank Panza
Edinboro Student Unrest Continues At College
Edinboro State College faced ongoing student unrest with demands for reasons behind the tensions. College physician Dr. Thomas R. Miller II denied reports of nearly 400 Edinboro students struck by food poisoning two weeks prior, noting most complaints were from off campus commuters and cafeteria checks found no link to campus food.
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Edinboro
Thomas R. Miller II
Edinboro College Welcomes New Chef Amid Walkouts
After student walkouts on Monday and Tuesday protesting the college cafeteria food service, Edinboro State College President Dr. Thomas R. Miller announced the arrival of a new chef from Mathias & Co., Harrisburg, in an address to the student body.
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Thomas R. Miller
Edinboro State College
Mathias & Co
Harrisburg
Mystery Bicycle Mishap Kills Penn's 12YearOld Boy
Hanover Pennsylvania report states Joan Ratti twelve from Penn Township died at York Hospital after a bicycle crash four miles southeast of Hanover. A passing motorist located him and he was taken to Hanover General Hospital before transfer to York Hospital where he died at 9 45 P M.
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Hanover
Joan Ratti
Penn ‘Township
York Hospital
Here
Hanover General Hospital
Principal Resigns After Cranberry Area Cafeteria Scandal
Franklin William A. Stewart supervising principal at Cranberry Area High School submitted his resignation after the school board voted 12 to 4 to reprimand him and cafeteria manager Mrs. Alice Cosgrave over cafeteria conditions. Stewart moved up a May departure to April 19. the board planned a week closure, cleanup, and state inspection. Student leaders testified about rotten milk, moldy or undercooked food, unclean utensils, and demand for better menus and inspections. About 25 visitors attended the hearing.
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Franklin
William A. Stewart
Cranberry Area
Alice Cosgrave
Stewart
Cosgrove
Robert Munich
Fiery Councilman Delays Firing Of Street Workers
Councilman William J. Milliken defers notice to four streets and sewers workers after clashing with colleagues over layoffs. At Monday's meeting four laid off from Milliken's departments were ordered despite his objections. Milliken returned saying he feels lousy to lay off workers he needs as the deadline of April 14 looms. The cuts would reduce the two departments to eight workers amid a tight winter and strained streets budget. Charles F. Kindred urged trimming expenses to fit December’s budget.
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Stalls
Stusville
William J. Milliken
Council
Milliken
Colne
Charles F. Kindred
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General State Authority
GSA
Robert M. Howard
Chautauqua County
Bemus Point-Stow
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauquaee
Bemus Point
Edioing
Carol Ann Raymond
Murray Raymond
Raymond
Carl P Moore
Donald Tate
Westchurch Street
Erle
Erie Hospital
Corry Public Library
Mts
Robert A. Olter
David Mae
Kenzie
Witham
Loubffer
Robert
Ronald Nelson
Jamestown
Youll
Donald L. Dane
Corry Jamestown Corporation
East Columbus Avenue
Dane
New York State
Kane
Mary Kelgley
Sterling
Weas
YMCA
Wees
The
Corry Y
Dobbins
Daniel Dobbins
Perry
Lake Erie
Robert Glowacki
L. Wesley Martin Jr
Bracken Funeral Home
Helen Woodring
Arthur C. Vicary
Vicary
Bucyrus-Erie Co. Erie
Vals Men's Wear
Decton
ARROW
Arrow Decton
DuPont
T.M
Cbs-Tv
Penn
Chrysler
America
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Chrysler Newport
Clarence Wallace
First Ave
Corry, Pa
Empire
TY Adventure
Carry Concrete and Gravel Company
North Center St
Eantchipps
North Center Street
Ona Phipps
Tor
Papale Lumber
Hager Hardware
Bross
Hager Su AE Ee Hager
Loing Supply Y
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