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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1967
Page
7
Corr y CAP Area Groups Abandon River Search
Corry CAP and Abbey Memorial Squadron members joined a Redcap alert in a large river search for Leon M. Melat 55 of Seneca after his inboard craft was seen on a midstream sand bar in the Allegheny River between Franklin and Oil City. The effort covered about three miles of shoreline with cadets Leonard Migliaccio Lewis White David Carmcke Roger Hurlbut Irwin Kraus and Senior Members Robert Shreve Alan Hebert ein and Calvin Wilde. Chief A W Hanna said the search remained unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbey Memorial Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
Allegheny River
Franklin
Oil City
Cory
Leonard Migliaccio
Lewis White
David Carmcke
Roger Hurlbut
Irwin Kraus
Robert Shreve
Alan Hebertein
Calvin Wilde
A. W. Hanna
Leon M. Melat
Seneca
Crack Down On Railroads In Erie Traffic Snarl
Erie mayor Louis J. Tullio announced police will arrest railroad personnel when trains stop at city crossings for more than five minutes. He urged residents to report blocking trains and pledged action to improve north south traffic flow on 19th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Louis J. Tullio
Local graduate Robert Lawson earns Pitt degree with honors
Robert Lawson of 280 West Fredrick Street completes a bachelor of science in psychology at the University of Pittsburgh and will receive the degree May 1. He wins a graduate fellowship in experimental psychology at Indiana University Bloomington and graduates magna cum laude elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He is Corry Area High School class of 1963. Meanwhile at MacMurray College Jacksonville students raise 178 to shave Bill Weber Erie senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lawson
West
Fredrick Street
Carol Lawson
University of Pittsburgh
University
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Lawson
Corry Area High School
Jacksonville
MacMurray College
Bill Weber
Erie
YMCA Calendar Highlighted Week Schedule
A detailed weekly timetable lists YMCA activities from Tuesday to Saturday including swim lessons Minnow and Fish, beginner sessions, Tri-Hi-Y meetings, senior life saving, family and adult swims, buses to Wattsburg and Union City, and various junior and high school dances and events. Specific times for each day cover noon to 10 p.m. with multiple concurrent programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer-Columbus
Tri-Hi-Y
Union City
Spartansburg Girl Scouts
Wattsburg
Courthouse Site Out OEO Office In Warren Seeks New Quarters
Warren officials and Richard M Brown executive director of Warren-Forest County Economic Opportunity Council face tighter federal conditions. The OEO letter dated April 18 requires a plan showing non federal funding by May 1 and a relocation plan by May 1 with execution by June 1. Local commissioners debated moving the OEO office to a larger site on the courthouse third floor and furnishing it but kept current South side arrangements and may reconsider in fall. Mead urged a federal probe into the council, referred to a Senate committee via Sen. Hugh Scott. The ORO suggested substituting non federal support of reasonable value instead of new furniture due to inadequate current space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Richard M., Brown
Warren-Forest County Economic Opportunity Council
OEO
Ing
D.H. Lay
Lewis L. Crippen
Blain M. Mead
Mead
Senate
Hugh Scott
ORO
Brown
Community shows planned with acrobats and animals
June 27 features two performances in a middle class neighborhood with acrobats wire walkers trained animals and clowns. County commissioners may provide space from October 1 or Warren Forest CEO may arrange donation. Letter signed by Layea V Sanchez forwarded to officials. Also note about fox trap warnings in West Plains and a dog trap mishap.
Troopers Seek Thugs In 3 Area Crimes
Mercer State police investigate an armed robbery and two tavern break-ins along Route 19 and Route 358 totaling over 500. The American Service Station owner James Kullus was robbed of about 244 cash by two armed men in a 1956 black and white Oldsmobile. Intruders hit Gateway Tavern and Friendly Tavern along Route 358, stealing whiskey and cash totaling more than 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
James Kullus
Corry Girl Wins Five Votes In Contest Growth Plan
Mrs. Howe reports Corry High School student success with five first place votes in the contest and plans to enter students in all categories next year. She aims to start a debating team, using class debates to build experience and assemblies to expose students to competition. Miss Buesink, a senior, will not return, but Mrs. Howe expects other suitable candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buesink
Howe
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