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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1968
Page
3
Fragmented notes describe state pay raise debates, classroom funding, and staffing changes. Mention of 4596 classrooms and 235,778 dollars. A fire incident in Spar County results in a tanker death.
Evelyn Merkle reports the Friendly Neighbors Club met at Mrs Iva Makers home with nine members four children and two guests present a ham dinner was served a business meeting followed. Next gathering set for February 28 at Mrs Kath ryn Northrups. Also notes of army promotion for Mack Graves and local lunch price change at Sparta School cafeteria. Memorial notice for Fred Baungrotz.
Two children and a fireman were hospitalized after a fire at the Dempseytown EUB Church parsonage on Route 417. Susan Rippen and Sherri Rippen, ages 6 and 2, were treated for smoke inhalation. Rev. Rippen and wife were away. Firefighters from three departments rescued the children, with one being found crouched between beds. The blaze caused heavy damage upstairs and to the parsonage interior. A 17 year old firefighter, William Rodgers, also suffered smoke inhalation but escaped serious harm. Cause under investigation, reported to have started in the upstairs study. About 75 firefighters and eight units responded. Government grant notices follow.
The State Fish Commission approved a modified fish for fun area on Caldwell Creek west branch in Warren County. Northwestern Pennsylvania Trout Unlimited, led by Erie chapter president John Busch Jr., calls it a breakthrough and says the area will be a sport and study site. The project takes effect April 13 with rules permitting only flies and artificial lures, one trophy trout per day of 20 inches or longer, year round fishing, wading allowed, and no stocking by the commission.
A preliminary examination for Anthony J. Spann, 46, a Westfield attorney charged with second degree abortion, was adjourned for a week. Spann, free on 2500 bail, was arrested Jan 21 in a Ripley home for allegedly performing an illegal operation on a 36 year old Ripley woman. Judge William J. Saunders presided. attorney Charles J. McDonough requested delay to summon defense witnesses.
Millcreek resident Andrew Harahue, 60, reported a .52 caliber bullet tore through his living room window, narrowly missing him by about six inches as he turned on the TV. Police found the bullet lodged in the wall. no suspect identified, Harahue suspects youths with a gun.
A guide to itemizing medical expenses and other deductions on Form 1040 for 1987 filers. It covers medical costs rules for seniors, how to combine medicine and care costs, limits based on income, and which personal expenses are deductible or not, with references to IRS pamphlets and the 160 page booklet Your Federal Income Tax.
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