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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1957
Page
4
United States education officials report a surge in total school enrollment to an estimated 43,135,000 as the 1957-58 school year approaches. Kindergarten through eighth grade registration rises by about 9 million, with high schools and colleges also showing sizable gains amid school movement and private attendance shifts.
A fragmentary reminiscence cites wartime and postwar events around Corry. It mentions casualties, public tolls, and local figures amid August 1947 notes, with scattered references to Akron and the United States, and hints at school suspension and civic concerns.
Readable fragments suggest a looming administration change in the city led by Howard Exolf. The report mentions a recent restructuring and the ALIEC Retinine Compas as a key reference point in this transition.
Department of Revenues in Harpsiney announced availability of hunting licenses for the 1957 58 year from September 1 to August 31. Resident licenses are 5 305 and non residents 20 with archery licenses now available through county treasurers.
Union City mourns Mae Evans Porter Moehy Shullnvedto the city's oldest resident dying at 96 after a stay at Stam Mountain Hospital. Born in Erie County, he owned a local boom Tocary on Prospect Street. Survived by two daughters, Mrs L. O. Gordon and Mrs H. Stun. two brothers, AoE Hate and DET. five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. A daughter, Mrs Virgin Miner, preceded him in death. Local observances advised to adjust to Eastern Time and Daylight Time.
A Hempstead man Norbert Pawlik was acquitted by a Westmoreland County jury in the beating and robbery of 76 year old Mrs Catherine Frye in Grapeville last March. The case charged $1000 taken and involved a directed verdict of quittal.
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