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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1951
Page
6
William R Courtney 22 of 507 East Smith Street paid 5 dollars and 4 75 in costs after a city ordinance citation for dumping garbage. Police also investigate another dumping incident by a local family.
Mrs Catherine Boland Blynt wife of Roy Blynt of 699 Wayne street died at Corry Hospital after a 19 year illness. She was born May 29 1893 in Silver Springs Wyoming County New York and moved to Corry in 1901. Survived by husband three sisters two brothers and other relatives. Funeral arrangements at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with a mass at St Thomas Church Monday at 9 30 a m.
April 13 in Harrisburg Framers of a loyalty oath bill studied striking out a provision requiring vows by teachers in state sided colleges. Rep Albert R Pechan sponsor said the change is being considered by legal experts in the state Justice Department. The bill passed the Senate 42 to 7 after a stormy debate and awaits action by the House state government committee. The measure would require all state municipal and school employees to take loyalty oaths stating they are not subversives and would cover faculty of state colleges and state aided institutions.
Lt. John Hodgkins of Selma California landed his Piper Cub atop Mount Rainier at 14,408 feet and could not take off. He spent a brutal night in subzero cold as Air Force and park service teams sought a rescue plan. Fellow pilot Charles Bunch joined him at the summit to aid any startup attempt.
Local detectives seized two individuals shortly after their parole release at 16th and Peach streets. They will appear before Judge Bradenter for a hearing set at 10 a.m. Tuesday.
The Wayne Valley B U B Church evangelistic meetings led by Rev and Mrs Roger E Montague of Montpelier will end Sunday with the evening service. They have conducted the two week series and will present special music and sermons during both morning and evening services.
State Police inspector Cpl Alfred Grill led a Corry area meeting for inspection station operators and staff at Thomas Motors Garage. He outlined new rules and safety focus, showed a safety film, and discussed upcoming changes ahead of the May 1 inspection period. Fifty four attendees, with Lawrence Thomas re-elected chairman and Clarence Wallace treasurer, planned October’s follow up.
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