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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1968
Page
4
Lt. Thomas Corrigan, 40, of Philadelphia, was struck and killed by an automobile while crossing a bridge to reach his workplace last night. The incident occurred on the bridge as Corrigan walked to work, authorities said.
Admitted list includes Mrs. Charles Theuret Pitts field Mrs. Fred Scherzer 183 East Frederick street Miss Yvonne Brockway Ashville NY Mrs. Victor Osborne 23 West Park Place Mrs. Christina Renskers Clymer Mrs. Hazel Vosse 127 Gould street Francis Fileger 512 East Main Street Mrs Sue Consolo 40 Snyder Circle Mrs. Ted Davis R D 2 Corry. Discharged include Mrs. Raymond Mitchell and son Daniel John R D 2 Corry Mrs. John Lefik 601 West Pleasant Street Mrs. Walter Cross Spartansburg Mrs. James Young Spartansburg.
Winpisinger argued manufacturers press flat rate manuals to fix times for work, not only restricting mechanics but harming customers by limiting time for checking and troubleshooting. He contends the piecework system blocks thorough service and may misalign incentives with customer needs.
Beautiful sheared Scotch pine Christmas trees offered for sale on an honor system. Select and cut your own. Prices start at $2 each with thousands available. Located at Meerdink's, across from Bea's Steak House.
President elect Nixon has tentatively ruled out sending a personal observer to Paris peace talks. Ambassador Harriman called an observer welcome, signaling possible changes after a Nixon-Harriman meeting with Kissinger and Murphy to discuss the administration’s approach. Warren to stay on court duty until end of term to prevent disruption.
Mrs Keating aged 86 of Oil City died at Oil City Hospital at 4 40 pm yesterday after a short illness. Born in Corry she married Mr Keating in 1996. he preceded her in death. Survived by four nieces she was a member of St Joseph Church Oil City. Friends may call Joseph Revisal Funeral Home Oil City tonight 7 9 and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 pm. Requiem Mass at St Joseph Church Saturday 10 am. Burial Calvary Cemetery.
In Los Angeles Bernard Weinsieder discovered oil in his backyard from a historic 1911 well and faced mounting costs. After a series of refusals by refineries and neighbor complaints, the family worries they may need to dismantle part of their house to seal the abandoned site. The price tag to cap the well could reach about $20,000, following initial pumping and cleanup expenses.
Erie County government’s real estate tax levy for 1969 will not be cut more than two mills from 12 to 10 mills, as veteran Commissioner Fred W. Lamberton guessed. Final budget talks are set for today with focus on the Erie County Hospital and Health Department. Lamberton said a two-mill cut would be good, noting the tax rate has not changed for six years and the county faces prior deficits and bond obligations.
South Vietnamese authorities mobilized local supporters to greet the Saigon team with banners and cheers at the Paris consulate. Thousands of Vietnamese residents, including 200 who once welcomed Mrs Nguyan Thi Binh, joined in urging not to settle for peace at any price.
Area high school seniors face tomorrow as the deadline for applying for state scholarship aid. Eligible students total over 63,000 who qualified on the College Board SATs in March or May of their junior year. Awards consider costs at the chosen school and need via a standard family income evaluation. A copy of the 1967 federal tax return must accompany the application. Renewal forms for current college scholars will be issued in February.
Funeral rites for Willard M Griffis will be held at 2 p m Friday with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday 7 to 9 p m and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. California school for the Deaf honors Lawrence E Newman as teacher of the year in Riverside with 43 years and deaf since infancy.
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