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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1968

Page

6

Divorce Complaint Filed in Erie County Court

A divorce complaint is filed by Carlotta R. Jackson age 49 of 323 East Street against James A. Jackson age 54 of East Main Street. They wed in 1963 at Beaverdam. Also noted: a man named Albert L. Miller was fined for a drunk charge, and police reports cover grievances from an alleged assault, a lost dog, offshore drilling bid plans, stolen auto body putty, a satellite fragment, and arson fires in Erie with crowd trouble.

Erie County Carlotta R. Jackson East Street James A. Jackson East Main Street Beaverdam Albert L. Miller Columbus Merle Ottaway Miller West Main Street George Kozad North Center Street Ajax Iron Works Kogad Allen Street Air Force Venango County Wright Patterson Air Force Base Ohio Franklin City Franklin Police

GenTel Area Reports Strong Year and Growth

GenTel Area shows a robust year with 10 340 telephones added in 1967 bringing total served to 264 615. Investment exceeds 117 million in facilities while long distance and local calls rise. 2 033 employees with wages totaling 13 665 000 and operating expenses 23 171 000. Union City livestock sale lists prices for hogs sows cows canners cutters heifers bulls calves lambs and more.

General Pennsylvania Coun Union City

College students forecast Rocky's 1968 win at bloc convention

In Harrisburg the Intercollegiate Conference of Government concluded its 34th annual meeting with New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller leading a mock presidential ballot. About 390 students from 40 colleges voted, giving Rockefeller 293 of 390 on the third ballot. Opponents included Senators Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy. A dark horse, J Erwin Miller of Cummins Engine, led the initial ballot before Rockefeller prevailed.

Harrisburg Rocky Johnson Kennedy Eisenhower New York Gav Nelson A. Rockefeller Intercollegiate Conference of Government Pennsylvania Robert F. Kennedy Wisconsin Eugene McCarthy J. Erwin Miller Cummins Engine Co Columbus Indiana Miller Esquire Magazine

Ballot Results Show Mixed Outcomes for Candidates

In the latest counts Miller led with 159 votes while Kennedy drew 170 and McCarty had 7 in the first tally. The second tally showed RFK with 100, McCarty 99, Miller 92 alongside a second entry for Miller at 6 and Rocky tallying 293 beside McCarthy 49 RFK 39.

Miller McCarty Kennedy Rfk Rocky McCarthy

Vigorito Urges Humphrey To Seek Democratic Nomination

Rep. Joseph P. Vigorito of Pennsylvania telegraphed Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urging him to run for the Democratic presidential nomination. He argued that in a time of crisis the nation needs inspired, forceful leadership and said Humphrey is most qualified to lead.

Vigorito HHH Dem Washington Joseph P. Vigorito D-Pa Hubert H Humphey Democratic Party Humphrey United States

The Centurions Conclusion Lenten Meditation

Evangelical United Brethren Pastor Rev Ivan G Hunberger preaches on Mark 15 39 describing Jesus crucifixion at noon for three hours the eclipse of the Light of the World and the veil rent scene. A soldier offers sour wine hints at conversion and a call to move from pity to faith urging readers to study the cross with depth and love. Shop Your Corry Stores.

the Centurions Mark Ivan G. Hunberger Evangelical United Brethren Jesus

Wayne Hearing Sets Petitioned Estate Project Details

The article notes a hearing with Forests and Waters personnel in Wheelock regarding a proposed project affecting Wayne. It mentions relocating utilities and surveying slopes for erosion control. Harold Daugherty of Wheelock is named as a key organizer in advancing the petition.

Forests and Waters Wheelock Harold Daugherty

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