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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1960
Page
2
Meadville and Titusville items report arrests for drunk and disorderly conduct, court actions, and jail time. Local commerce closes for a day, health and quarantine updates, library and city notices, sewer and bus study funding, New Year events, and community announcements across several towns including Bradford Erie and Warren.
A winter storm blanketed Pennsylvania, snow totaling two to three inches over much of the state with up to six inches possible in the northeast. Philadelphia saw about two inches before tapering, while Pittsburgh and Greensburg reported three inches. Freezing sleet and ice threats followed as motorists faced slick roads and travel hazards after renewed snow and ice accumulation.
The hospital reports staffing at Corry Memorial Hospital with two physicians unavailable in case of emergency. callers are asked to use extension 2-201 for urgent needs as of 7 a.m. today.
Admitted and discharged residents appear with street addresses in Spartansburg Union City and Corry. Notables include Warren G. Mitchell, president of General Telephone. A Chamber of Commerce banquet for about 300 guests is set for February 8 at the new Warren High School cafeteria. Also mentions wage reporting charges for Ruth Mills and Faymington Township residents with a hearing date pending.
New York AP reviews aging TV stars and current lineups across networks. It notes Frances Bavier Marian Lorne Verna Felton and other veterans thriving while younger glamorous actresses seek steady roles amid private eye dramas and Western themes.
Homer Phillips of Warren, age 20, youngest in the nation eligible for Social Security disability benefits under the 1960 amendments. He began receiving $77 monthly checks after polio left him paralyzed, with rehabilitation to tailor a shop in Warren and potential suspension of payments after establishing the business.
One of three men who escaped Warren County jail on January 1, 1958 was brought to Mayville New York to face robbery and larceny charges. He had been in Western Penitentiary near Pittsburgh for a 1 to 10 year sentence from the jail break. Charges were filed December 10, 1958, against him and two Titusville men for a Sherman Baking Company robbery and a Clymer gas station theft.
Funeral home notices announce services for John F. Hughes at Bracken Funeral Home with a Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church on Saturday and interment in St Thomas Cemetery. Zelma Mulderick’s body lies at Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home before transfer to St George Funeral Home for viewing and a Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church Saturday with interment in St Thomas Cemetery. A Rosary service precedes with Catholic Daughters of Anneview attending.
Nicholas Alexander de Transehe, 74, an Arctic explorer and former Imperial Russian navy commander, died Tuesday in Summit, New Jersey. He came to the United States in 1928.
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