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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1958

Page

6

Real estate transfer and local notices in Crawford Erie counties

Real estate transfer records show a deed from Henry Roskowski to Wallace Mick recorded at the Erie County courthouse. Meadville Lions Club members planned one workday each for a community skating rink project still in early stages.

Rensfelt Henry Roskowski Wallace Mick North Center Ste Erie County Courthouse Meadville Lions Club Frank Prather

Recession Halts Farm Decline in Population Drop

The Census Bureau reports a slowing decline in the farm population, dropping to 20,827,000 by April 1958 from 22,257,000 in 1958, with eight years’ loss totaling 4,231,000 and the share of Americans on farms shrinking from one in six in 1950 to one in eight in 1958. The decline reflects technological changes and better nonfarm job prospects, amid recession-linked shifts.

Census Bureau Tand A Bureau

Mother Slays 3 Year Old Son in Motel Fatality

JOHNSTOWN Fantarysa6e report: 23 year old mother Eleanora Conklin confessed to police that she killed her 3 year old son Gary Conklin of Akron Ohio in a motel near Cresson. The child was strangled and found after a car crash injured the mother. Police said notes in the motel room indicated the mother planned to kill herself and her son.

Johnstown Cresson Gary Conklin Akron Ohio Eleanora Conklin Memorial Hospital Conklin Route 22 Armagh Indians County

Back To Work In Baghdad After Regime Topple

In Baghdad, Iraq, the new government urged citizens to return to work after celebrating the overthrow of the royal regime. The Interior Ministry banned all demonstrations in the capital while crowds from provinces arrived daily to salute the new government chiefs. Yesterday’s protests halted traffic for two hours and officials urged rural residents to stay home.

Baghdad Iraq Interior Ministry

Gore Wins In Tennessee In Deep Primary Fight

Tennessee Democrats backed Len Albert Gore in the gubernatorial race it was a close contest with Buford Ellington and Judge Andrew Taylor staying within striking distance as returns trickled in from most precincts. Gore led Cooper by decisive margins while Allen Orgill and Taylor also polled strongly in a state still without a Republican governor since 1922.

Nashvilm Tetin Tennessee Len Albert Gore Buford Hilngton Memphis Edmund Orwill Jackson Gircuit Atdrew T. Taylor Creckets Clifford Allen Nashville Gore Prentice Cooper Shelbyville Cooper Elington Orgill Taylor Madison Ellington Allen

Man Swallows 206 Nails and a Bolt in WV Farmland Tale

A 1 años old man in Welch West Virginia was discharged after removal of 206 nails and a large bolt from his stomach. Dr Kenneth Byrne stated the nails weighed about two and a half pounds and had not perforated the intestinal tract. The patient admitted to eating nails after his family moved from the farm to town and said he did so because he was unhappy.

WHLCH W. Va Welch Emergency Hospital Kenneth Byrne

Turns In Drivers License At 80

W J Sebel, 80, of North Arlington sent a letter to New Jersey motor vehicle director Frederick J. Gassert Jr. stating he is turning in his driver's license. Gassert released the letter noting Sebel said his reflexes have slowed but he drove thirty years without a serious accident. He added the line I fully believe it's time to say bye bye to Father Gus and Grandpa Wheel.

Ad Hnlon N. J W. J Sebel North Arlington Frederick J. Gassert Jr Lcense Gassert Schell Gus Grandpa

Gromyko Heads Soviet Delegation to UN Middle East Session

London dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andre Gromyko will lead the Soviet delegation to the special UN General Assembly session on the Middle East. The announcement outlines Washington’s and Moscow’s roles as the crisis in the region prompts international diplomacy.

$250 000 Erie Post Offices Upgrade Planned

A General Services Admin contract funds a $120000 Griswold Plaza post office improvement with a new basement work room and platform and driveway extension. Total year expenditures near $250000 for Erie post office projects including interior painting lighting and a new elevator per Thomas Plutley. Postmaster Charles Schloss unavailable for comment as Sen. Clark informs Mayor Gardner by telegram.

ERIE Griswold Plaza General Services Administration Joseph Clark Arthur Gardner Sen Clark Thomas Plutley Plutley Flatley Sala Charles Schloss

Acquitted In Jail Slaying At Mississippi Jail

A 28 minute jury verdict acquitted Sheriff J.G. Tretoar of manslaughter in the death of Woodrow Wilsonty Daniels a 47 year old handyman. Daniels died July 1 from a brain hemorrhage ten days after release from Yalobusha County Jail. Witnesses testified Treloar struck Daniels after arrest on whisky drunkenness and reckless driving charges.

Iss J.G. Tretoar Woodrow Wilsonty Daniels Yalobusha County Treloar Daniels Sandyman M.S

Acid Drainage Confirmed As Fish Killer

Harrisburg AP reports four state agencies confirmed that unusually heavy rains caused acid mine drainage to surge into the Susquehanna River from upstream mining areas, killing fish along the West Branch. Investigators collected over 100 water and fish samples for lab tests, ruling out other industrial sources and noting ancillary fowl deaths from decaying fish rather than direct water toxicity.

Harrisburg Wiel Neld Susquehanna River Charles L. Wilbur Jr Susquehanna West Branch Health Department Division of Sanitary Engineering Sanitary Water Board The Fish Commission Game Commission Wilbur Lock Haven Northumberland

Thomas Williams Succumbs At 81

Thomas Williams 81 died at home after a long illness. Born in Cornwall England on June 20 1877 he came to the United States at age six and farmed in the French Creek Clymer area. Survived by wife Zola Chaffee Williams three daughters Rosemary Eliason Gertrude Holmes and Dorothy Smith a son Ralph one sister Minnie Jones and 12 grandchildren. Funeral at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Sunday 2 pm Rev Elmer Armes officiating interment Wattsburg Cemetery. Family visitation tonight 7 to 9 pm and tomorrow 2 to 5 pm 7 to 9 pm.

Thomas Yiumins Reach Creek My. Williams Cornwall England Thomas Mary Barnes Williams French Creek- Clymer Zola Chaffee Williams Rosemary Eliason Findley Lake Gertrude Holmes Dorothy Smith Clymer Ralph Minnie Jones Longmont Cole Spitzer Elmer Armes Clymer Methodist Church Wattsburg

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