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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
3
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A court stalled the Beth custody case until after Christmas. Surrogate Herzberg ordered a holiday pause in the fight between the welfare commissioner Joseph Fitzsimmons and the Italian American Livni foster parents over Beth, a 4 year old legal ward living with the Livnis in Tilson. The judge noted the best interests of the child should guide decisions through the holiday period.
Franklin City police arrested Max Miller Summersville 31 of Franklin for an alleged bomb scare at the Ray ton Theater Friday. Summersville was arraigned before Alderman Paul Bedford and entered an innocent plea. He was released and arrangements were being made.
Benjamin H. Wolfe of Harrisburg Dairies testifies his firm has no ties to the 1963 milk investigation and says it sells to federal and state institutions at different prices. Lily-Penn and Louden Hill Farms sued under the Milk Control Law for selling milk below the commission minimums. The commission sought a permanent order after a temporary ban on the two jug stores. Lily-Penn is a Cumberland Farms subsidiary based in Canton Massachusetts.
He posts bond of 1500 dollars and faces charges as accessory before the fact of providing false information concerning a bomb.
A log truck overturned near Irvine Inn at 2 45 p m spilling logs onto two cars. Driver Barry Wiles Jr 24 of Tidioute sustained abrasions and neck pains. Wrecker operator Ralph Sorenson struck two cars while towing, injuring none of the occupants Mrs Shirley Johnson and Mrs Helen Woodcock escaped injury. Park Service to assist Australia Blue Ridge Parkway superintendent Sam P Weems to serve over a year.
A crusade titled Christ is the Answer runs at Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church from Monday to December 1 with Rev Don White of Fairborn Ohio as guest speaker. He is a Greenville Tenn native and former longtime pastor of Greenville First Church. Rev Hunsberger and his wife will lead special music. services start 7:30 p.m. weekdays and 7 p.m. Sunday. the public is invited.
Koni Sue Aronson, the sole surviving quintuplet born 2½ months premature in Pittsburgh, showed grave condition after a convulsion and breathing trouble. Doctors warned she may not survive as the infant, weighing about 1 pound 11 ounces, fights severe complications following the deaths of her four sisters.
Two ten dollar Canadian notes deposited at a local Silver Creek bank were identified as counterfeit by the Buffalo Branch of the Federal Reserve. The fake notes bear serial MT 5088976 and may circulate in other bills. A Federal Reserve display of counterfeit notes will open in Silver Creek National Bank in January.
Chisler plans sand treatment at the crossing to free trucks from icy conditions. Dowell drivers currently use the crossing to avoid rigs in town center, but persistent problems may force alternate city routes. Breathing issues required stimulation noted in the report.
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