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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1955

Page

3

Telephone company says no current rate hike plan

ERIH Louis F. Shepherd president of General Telephone Co of Pennsylvania said there are no present plans to ask the Public Utility Commission for a rate increase. He noted a past letter to employees indicating the need to keep costs down while maintaining service.

Erih Louis F. Shepherd General Telephone Co Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Shepherd General Telphone Co

Three Erie Men Seek Paroles

Two men from Erie County prison terms for embezzlement at the Erie Coach Co credit union petitioned the State Pardons Board for commutation. William Neimeyer 46 and Charles Krysiak 46, both Credit Union officials, have served one to three year terms since November 22, 1954. Willis Luchesky 37 sought commutation after a six to 12 year sentence from Western State Penitentiary since February 4, 1952 for burglary.

Erie Erie County Erie Coach Co. Credit Union State Pardorns Board William Neimeyer Coach Co. Bus Drivers Union Charles R. Krysiak Willis Joseph Luchesky Western State Penitentiary

Home Improvements Must Be Reported

County warns homeowners to report home improvements costing less than 5100 00 within 30 days to avoid a 50 fine. Chief County Assessor Martin Gregor notes the provision is hard to enforce and applies to improvements beyond painting or normal repairs within a year. Corryltes usually not covered by the law because the city limits complicate applicability.

Martin Gregor Corryltes

John J Goda 59 dies at St Elizabeths Church

John J. Goda of Cherry Hill died suddenly at 10 45 am while attending Mass at St Elizabeths Church. He was 59 and had been in ill health two years but worked until two months ago. Born in Czechoslovakia he came to the United States in 1913 settling in Pittsburgh later moving to East Branch and Corry. Survived by wife Mary Troval two sons John R and Michael, one daughter Mrs Victor Wojciechowski, four grandchildren and one sister Elizabeth Goda. Burial at St Elizabeths Cemetery after prayers at Bracken Funeral Home. A rosary will be held tomorrow at 7 30 pm.

John J. Goda Cherry Hill R. D Corry St. Elizabeth's Church Cyril J. Kranz Goda Corry Memorial Hospital Mr. Goda Czechoslovakia United States Pittsburgh East Branch Aero Supply Mic. Co, Inc Corry-Jamestown

Erie Pike Route Nears Ready for Erie County Extension

Harrisburg reports a proposed Erie County extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike is nearly ready for presentation. Governor Leader and Turnpike Commission say detailed figures and engineering plans are ready to submit, with an exact route possible within a month if agreement is reached. The spur from the New York border to the Ohio line would top a T-shaped extension authorized in 1953, while the main stem could follow multiple routes toward Erie. Aerial photography of routes is done and traffic surveys are starting.

Associated Press Harrisburg Erie County George M Turnpike Commission David E. Watson Watson New York Ohio Line General Assembly Wirmpike Pennsylvania Eric ‘Watson

Incomplete OCR Story on Road Survey and Governor

An unclear report describes surveys and a governor’s remark about a future decision. It mentions a main stem and a T shaped highway with mileage ranges 42 to 48 miles in a county section. Specific entities are not readable due to garbled text.

Dr Potter to Return to Mt Alto Sanatorium

Dr Righurl J. Potter, stationed at Gillette Cort Chive for two years, resigns from practice effective April 27 to return to Mt Alto Sanatorium. He specializes in chest defects and plans two more years of training in care and treatment of chest diseases. He resided on West Frederick Street, began practice May 1, 1953. John H. Lucas of Peoples First National Bank and Trust Co. of Pittsburgh has been named chairman of Group 4 of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association.

Potter Mt, Alto Righurl J. Potter Gillette Cort Mt. Ato West Frederick Street Pracncy Banker's Pittsburgh John H. Lucas The Peoples First Natonal Rim and Trust Co Pitsburgh Grow 4 Pennsylvania Bankers Association

Senate probe begins on freeing US fliers held abroad

The Senate Investigations subcommittee opens to learn what can be done to free U S fliers and other Americans trapped behind the Iron Curtain. Chairman McClellan says the inquiry will be exploratory with State Department and Air Force input. It aims to determine how many Americans are held by Red China and behind the Curtain, including 15 airmen with eleven jailed on charges denied by the U S.

Associated Press Washington Senate Congress Chalrawn McClellam Dariki State Department Air Force Subcommittee Red China McClellan Russia Red Ching Tron

Dominic Petracco of West Newton Dies

Dominic Petracco of West Newton died at 6 10 p m today in Greensburg Hospital. Born August 22 1893 he immigrated to the United States in 1910 and worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He is survived by two daughters Mrs Arthur Shields Corry and Mrs Louis Lucia Vallejo Cal and Michael Petracco Corry and several grandchildren. The body goes to Bracken Funeral Home for calling hours. Services will be at 9 a m Thursday at St Elizabeths Church with interment in St Elizabeths Cemetery.

Dominic Petracco West Newton Corky Greensburg Hospital Carpirio Taly Petracco United States Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Arthur Shields Corry Lous Lucia Vallejo

Area school faces acute water shortage

Summit Central school, built for 200, now enrolls 395, with about 400 elementary pupils receiving little or no water for hours daily due to insufficient pressure and a broken pump. Trustees hope repair restores full supply this week. portable drinking fountains are being explored but none available.

Area Summit Central School Burl Kastner Summit School Board Kastner

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