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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1960
Page
3
A string of obituaries and notices recounts the death of Charley Dinisky on Tuesday after illness at home. Services include a rosary at Bracken Funeral Home and a burial in Bt Bhiza Cemetery this evening. The item blends local notices with census data and legal items from Erie and Crawford counties.
Snow and cold swept Pennsylvania today with two inches in Kane and heavy flurries in Lansdale. Turnpike traffic saw scattered light snow while roads stayed mostly passable. Temperatures dipped to 32 in Kane and ranged from 23 to 33 statewide, with a forecast near 30 daytime and 10 to 20 tonight as flurries linger in the northwest and north central regions.
Mrs Tinersen Green formerly of Corry died last evening in St Vincent's Hospital Erie. Widow of Morris Green she lived at the Sarah Reed Home Erie for 20 years and was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Erie. Survived by nieces and nephews and services Saturday at 11 AM at Chester A Schaal Funeral Home Erie with burial in Erie Cemetery. Rev Donald Douds to officiate.
Shannon Stainan of Corry Damestown is promoted to chief accountant at Ohio Chair Company Yunis Ich Ohio. With 19 years at Corry Damestown, he previously supervised accounts and will oversee bookkeeping, accounting, purchasing and inventory. He and his wife Florence Beckwith and their children live in Corky. He is a former member of the Presbyterian Church and active in local civic groups.
Ex Youngsville couple Joseph Enick and Kathryn Berry were arrested in Warren County after being charged with issuing worthless checks. They pled guilty before Justice Frederick Berry and were jailed on a 500 cash or 1000 property bond. The pair allegedly took money from Thomas Hackman of Pittsfield for land in Pittsfield Township, but a deed could not be produced due to prior judgments. They had been living in Celoron before being apprehended in Warren last month.
Crawford County court yesterday jailed and fined two youths for burglary and larceny. Clinton Dean Pyle, 20, Tuquaville, received a fine of 50 dollars plus costs, restitution for stolen property, and a sentence from one month to 23 months in county prison dating from November 7. Gerald William McClellan, 19, Oil City, Pyle’s companion in a 20s station break in, drew an identical sentence. They were presented for sentencing by assistant district attorney Robert Walker.
Erie detectives report a daring armed robbery at Dee's Cwar Store yesterday morning. Two masked men allegedly escaped with 14000, including 11500 in cash, 227 in money orders, and 2110 in checks, in the largest local theft since a 1958 Union Bank robbery. A suspect, 44 year old Charles Anderson of Munessen, was detained but dismissed after the clerk could not identify him. Police questioned several others as detectives, including clerk Frank Dovishaw, described the robbers and followed leads from nearby patrols.
Miss Lila Robeson, 80, who sang contralto with the Metropolitan Opera from 1912 to 1922 and later had a long career as a voice teacher, died yesterday in Cleveland.
WARRISBURG AP Deer Nunn warns hunters and fires endangering woodlands as foresters battle blazes across multiple counties. Officials say most fires start from discarded cigarette butts and campfires, with several blazes scorching tens of acres and threatening timberland in Potter, Elk, Blair, and other counties.
The Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association asked for more time delaying hearings on proposed regulations. Turtoff noted the panel set August 41 for the hearing, but it was postponed at the association’s request as they sought extended discussion and input on the rules.
Lawrence urges news media to inform the public about important events and resist partisan manipulation. He praises journalism’s power when used with respect and courage and notes most reporters are principled while a minority seeks bias. The event marks the Gull Quill Awards dinner with honors to Keck, Pana, Zellner, and Nicholson for reporting and advocacy for open meetings and records.
A sermon reflecting on Pauls conversion and Philippians aims to exalt life through Christ. It ties Advent to the birth of Jesus and the gift of eternal life, urging readers to recapture the angelic message Glory to God in the highest peace on earth goodwill toward men.
Four Westmoreland County residents were injured when an ambulance struck a Station Way guard and plowed across the reef then collided with a fire. The patient, Abulance Wshuketne Claynes Troup, 1, of West Newton, had a stroke at home and was taken to Mercy Hospital with his condition listed as critical. His wife, daughter, and the driver were also reported in serious condition.
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