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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
7
Unclear OCR text shows fragments mentioning guards, prison, estate, and names like Wis with ages 35 and 45. Mentions are incomplete but imply a roundup of incidents and legal matters across counties. Further readable details are not present in this excerpt.
A garbled note reads a fragment about an action involving an individual described as a child or young person. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or places to establish a full news item.
A fragmented sports brief mentions a five-point margin, a venue code Vv, and a leading scorer or team fed by players. Details are unclear but indicate a close game with a decisive finish.
A 27 year old Albion man William Randall was shot in the stomach while hunting five and a half miles west of Albion. Robert Blanton 44 of R D J Albion is charged with wounding a human being in mistake for game. Randall underwent surgery for a 30 90 Winchester rifle slug removal and is in satisfactory condition at Hamot Hospital Erie.
Warren borough council approved seeking federal aid through the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation for a pool complex. The Warren Jaycees aimed to raise 250000 but collected 180000 prompting a plan change to remove an indoor center. If funded the project could be completed as originally planned. Land acquisition is delayed by high prices.
The Girls Chorus and Mixed Chorus under H. Lynn Rice perform a pantomime style Christmas program at Corry Area High School auditorium. Larry Rieck narrates, with soloists Thomas Jewell Priscilla Shreckengost Elizabeth Fuller and Jerry Harness. Public invited.
Record Allegheny Reservoir level reached 1,267 feet above mean sea level after a week with over four billion cubic feet of inflow. Army Corps engineer Halsey Harmon says a flood in Warren likely without the dam as gates opened to lower the reservoir for power intake work.
Kansas City AP report shows 62 percent of Catholic priests surveyed by the National Catholic Reporter favor marriage rights for priests and 31 percent would marry if permitted. The lay- run weekly published the results of the questionnaire.
Preston Earl Meade 7 year employee at Keystone Training Center No. 2 in Youngsville is in county jail after being charged with falsely reporting a crime. He claimed a robbery at 10:30 p m Sunday while staying at the Highhouse Hotel. authorities say he stole the money himself and buried it behind a service station. He could not post bond and awaits appearance in court.
Two men died while hunting in Warren County. George W. Rodg ers, 52, of Titusville was found at 8:30 a.m. in Pittsfield Township. William Mangel, 42, of Sharpsville died at 9 a.m. near the Shamburg area. Rodgers had driven to the area early and joined friends before separating. Mangel complained of chest pain at 9 a.m. and died shortly after near the Shamburg Christian Church. Mangel was a native of Pleasantville and had worked 18 years for Struthers Wells.
Sermon notes from Assembly of God preacher Rev James C Grove reflect on Mark 4 35 41. The piece likens the disciples storm tossed sea to life and urges faith in Jesus who calms the storm and provides care teaching believers to trust and pray for stronger faith. Also a Bay Meadows Bay Meadows race recap notes Triple Tax winning by a length in the feature.
Advertisements invite readers to find their names on On the Avenue, call the store, and receive a free ticket. For three days from Friday December 16th to Sunday December 18th the lineup includes Stuart Whitman Janet Leigh in An American Dream with Barry Sullivan Lloyd Nolan and Eleanor Parker and the feature Chamber of Horrors.
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