Property Transfer Noted at 425 West 2nd
In a concise county record a transfer is listed for the two family property at 425 West 2nd Street. The document records unit ed Ans 10 140 indicating prior or related assessment notes.
Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1963
Page
1
Summer Work Registration Prompts Local Em ployment Office Reminder
William Michael, manager of the Corry office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service, urged area high school and college students to register for summer work and asked local employers to inform his office of job openings. The bureau offers listings for homemakers needing temporary help and notes teens seek useful vacation employment ranging from short one hour stints to full-time positions in mowing lawns car care and crops. College students may fill roles as camp counselors state recreational staff and assistants in offices of professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Michael
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Bureau
Perenne
Michael
Carry
Missing Pensy Plane Found in Lynchburg Virginia
One of three planes missing on a flight from Lock Haven has been located in Lynchburg Virginia with its pilot safe. Four planes from Max Conrad Ferrying Service were en route to Fort Lauderdale but encountered bad weather over Virginia. Ronald Dickson landed near Danville and John Lakart landed in Lynchburg. two others believed safe at small airports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Lynchburg
Bob Grant
Max Conrad
Fort, Lauderdale
Virginia
Ronald Dickson
Williamsport
Danville
Grant
John Lakart
Olean
N.Y
George Hung
San Jose
Calif
Rhydarold Robert Hager
Stanwall
Okla
Female Pilot On Record Run To Brisbane From Hawaii
Alt-Betty Miller, 36, a housewife turned flyer, began the second leg of a 7100 mile solo flight from Oakland to Brisbane Australia via Hawaii. Oakland Airport tower reported her takeoff at 6 35 a m with an expected 10 78 hour flight to Bonobo. Miller seeks to set a record following Amelia Earhart’s 1937 path.
Seven youths plead guilty in mailbox vandalism case
Seven Corry Area High School students faced charges of malicious mischief after hitting rural mailboxes in Concord Township on three occasions. One teen aged 18 was tried as an adult and fined 30 dollars plus costs. six parents paid 10 dollars fines and shared court costs. no restitution due to minor damage. All were released after payment. JP Floyd Marsh presided. ADA Frank McKnight assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Marsh
R. D
Corry
Corry Area
Concord Township
Larry Johnson
William Stroup
Larry Nichols
Frank McKnight
Columbus Bids Set for New Dean School May
The Columbus Board at a special meeting set May 29 for bid openings on a new 12 classroom elementary at Dean School. The $556,880 single story building will cost and construction is planned to start mid August with completion in August next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Bena
Dean School
Fie
Corry Area
Edwin Horrigan
Johnson, Horrigan and Yaple
Erie
Market Street
Horrigan
Columbus
Brow
Dodi
Corry Jamestown Plant
Dodd
Dennis Day Announces Ninth Child Dennis Born in LA
Dennis Day says wife Peggy gave birth to their ninth child named Dennis. The baby is the couple's sixth boy and was born at St. Vincent's Hospital in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Day
Peggy
Dennis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Los Angeles
Tornado Toll Rises Across South and Midwest
A violent storm system left at least 10 dead and more than 50 injured across Mississippi Tennessee Alabama Indiana Kentucky Missouri and Louisiana. Names and ages of several victims are listed from Moon Lake Shannon Maury City and Randles with damage widespread and many injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunica, Miss
Tormadore
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Moon Lake
Shandon
Miss
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Maury City
Memphis
Beatrice Hodges
Tenn
Sissle Starks
Friendship
Frank Branch
Jackson
Missis
Typhoon Olive Ravages Saipan Guam Damages Estimated
A radio message from Saipan reports Typhoon Olive with 110 mph winds destroyed 95 percent of homes and nearly half the public buildings on Saipan. No deaths, one injury, $2 million in damages, and widespread power and water outages. Jose Benitez seeks federal disaster aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agana
Guam
Saipan
Olive
Marana Islands
Tinian
Oliver
Jess
Rota Island
Trust Territory
Jose Benitez
Pacific Trusty
Kennedy
Exipan
Rota
Columbus School Board Rejects $3000 Water Line Reimbursement
Merle Dodd developer sought $3000 reimbursement for a six inch water line installed near the proposed Dean Elementary School. The Columbus School Board refused, keeping total project cost near $5376 for the line extension. The meeting included Dodd and water company representative W. Brown, with Brown noting increased costs since the original agreement and that assessments were not previously secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coluimbus School Board
Merle Dodd
New Dean
Dodd Imd
Columbus Stgelt
Una
House Debates 5 Percent Sales Tax Excluding Clothing
Harrisburg AP Republicans push a 5 percent sales tax as a Scranton alternative, aiming to keep clothing exempt. Leaders seek votes while a caucus weighs extending the 4 percent levy to services. a plan to balance a 12 billion budget is in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Harrisburg
Ptay
Gov. Scranton
Scranton
Howeer
Albert WW. Johnson
Uhe
Try “Hace
Thes
Atett
Alan D. Williams Jr
Rks
Pimerdys
Serantaih
Treasury chief says outlook bright. deficit may shrink
Secretary Douglas Dillon told the U S Chamber of Commerce the 1963-4 deficit could be cut by about one billion dollars as tax cuts become more plausible. He noted revenues may rise and argued tax reduction would spur employment more than minor gains if the economy remains weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Douglas Dillion
Kennedy
Dillon
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Kusinedy
Tvet
Blood Drive Appeals for A Positive Type Blood
The American Red Cross seeks 33 pints of A Positive blood for a local open heart surgery patient. About 20 donors have signed up for a special Bloodmobile visit at the YMCA tomorrow from noon to 3 PM, with other blood types taken 11 AM to 9:30 PM. Donors may call Thomas Stroup at 26204 or the Red Cross office 15-5904 to confirm attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
YMCA
Thomas Stroup
Mornane
Red Cross
Stroup
State Police Roundup Clears Route 40 Crash Scene
State Police staged a roundup after a tractor trailer overturned near Route 40 west of here. Fourteen horses were found stray and damaged. one rider, Robert O Sungbower, 44, of Greensburg Indiana, escaped. Police say the truck brakes failed on a steep grade. driver Billabower was fined $40 for faulty equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabhinglun
Robert O Sungbower
Greensburs
Ind
Billabower
Aieen
GOP Senators Propose US Defense Pact for Israel
Two Republican senators urged U S intervention to deter Arab aggression against Israel in the Middle East. Senator Javits proposed a Western defense pact with Israel, while Senator Scott urged direct peace talks and U S backing to stop rising war threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Israel
Middle East
Jacob K. Javits
Dayits
Senate
Jordan
United States
United Kingdom
France
Soviet Union
Nasser
Egypt
Kremlin
Scott
Adis Israel
Kennedy
Middle East Nations
Civil liberties group condemns Grove City College firing
The Northwest Chapter of the ACLU of Pennsylvania criticizes Grove City College over the February 1962 nonrenewal of history professor Dr. Larry Gara. It accuses the college of denying due process and cites potential political and social bias. Dr. Gara now teaches at Wilmington College in Ohio after the AAUP censured the college for its handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrie
Northwest
American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania
Grove City College Today
Larry Gara
Grove City College
ACLU
Keeps Death Secret due to Fear of Criticism
Coroner Cyril T. Rensil announced an autopsy on Henry Lindsey J. 59 of West Middlesex found death from natural causes. Lindsey's wife Estella 55 admitted she concealed the death since Feb 5, saying she feared criticism for not doing more after his four year stroke left him paralyzed and bed ridden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naron
Mercer County
Cyril T. Rensil
Henry Lindsey J
A. D
West Middlesex
Lindsey
Estella
Mercer
Rensil
Corryites Hear Land Tax Talk
Three Corry men attended an Erie meeting of the Ene Land Tax Association where Dr. Rolland O'Reagan of New Zealand urged replacing property taxes with a land value levy. He cited New Zealand and Australia as adopters and noted Pennsylvania may allow third class cities to pilot the system. Attendees included A. Long Ronald Willman and Lloyd Stowe of the Chamber of Commerce. The concept has been studied in Corry through recent meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
Ene Land Tax Association
Rolland O’reagan
New Zealand
O'Reagan
O’reagan
Australia
Africa
Pennsylvania
Costliest War Games Staged On West Coast
Yakima Washington Exer cise Coulee Crest described as the largest and most expensive war game on the West Coast began today on a million acres in central Washington More than 40000 Army and Air Force troops participate The battleground spans from Richland to Wenatchee and from the Columbia River to Ellensburg Army units include the 4th Infantry Division from Ft Lewis and the 5th Mechanized Infantry Division from Fort Carson Colorado
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Wash
West Coast
Washington
Army
Alp Porce
Richland
Wenatshee Ond
Columbia River
Ellenburs
4Th Infantry
Ft. Lewis
Sth Mechanized
Fe Carson
Golo
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