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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1951
Page
2
Titusville school board discussed enforcement of the amusement tax on city venues and referred the issue to the school solicitor for immediate action. Warren Council approved a 1951 budget totaling $804,500 with a four and a half mill real estate levy and a $5 per capita tax to support it.
City and Vicinity lists multiple local items from the Erie region. Convictions for Crosby Humphreys and Mettines Jett in Allegheny County workhouse case. March of Dimes campaign nets about 8000 dollars from 1600 Erie mothers. Local hospital news, real estate listings, business ads, guild meetings, preschool clinic, and weather updates for Western Pennsylvania. Also notes on Allegheny College enrollment, probate petition for Josephine Erhart, and church appointments in Genesee and Erie with interim pastors.
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call 36201 One Corry Hospital. ADMITTED Miss Jean Shreve 3074 First avenue Arthur Mapes 11 Delaware street Andrew Stentek 68 Snyder Circle Barbara 8 daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kirch R D 3 Mrs Florence Sanders R D 3 DISCHARGED Shirley 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Eldred Roush of Clymer A Bradford soldier previously reported missing in action has been killed in Korea Cpl Herbert L Price husband of Mrs Patricks Ann Price of Bradford True bills were returned against George A Lilley E E Taft Arnold Warren Martin for aggravated assault and drunken driving and larceny Loyal Order of Moose meeting set with life membership and other drawings February grand jury returns three bills James Geor ge A Lilley E E Taft Arnold Warren Martin Titusville council appoints M J Sirdevan director of parks and public property Koehiers DuBois and Kochs beer Dial 3-8871 for delivery Jamestown fire at Marlin Rockwell Corp causes $1,000 damage Two Meadville men frostbitten while cleaning up after an Erie Railroad derailment admitted to Spencer Hospital.
Kane Council approved a record 154 03240 budget raising per capita tax from 3 to 5 to fund a large street construction and repair program totaling 68 000 for the year. A Helping Hand Club meeting at T C C F Hall at 10 30 p m includes a noon dinner and a quilt tying. Emma Nelson of Ludlow fractured her left wrist after a fall on an icy sidewalk near her Kane home and was treated at Community Hospital. Willie Die Mangel, 28, charged with fatally shooting James Davis, was assigned counsel Joseph Scarry to defend him. Barbara Dreyer Rapp, 72, died after weeks of illness. Crawford County judge grants William Thlam leave to plead guilty to a charge of leaving the scene. district attorney to present indictment before grand jury.
The Eighth Army commander reported high casualties on both sides as Allied tank columns pushed through Chinese defenses south of the Han river. He praised UN forces including American, British, Turkish, Greek, French, Dutch and South Korean troops for their capability and resilience amid the 13 day offensive near Yoju and areas southwest of Seoul.
In a Raymond bowling event the Coilers defeated the Automatics. Austin led the winners with 101 177 154 while Hurlbal anchored one Losers with 196 172 199. Automatics posted 192 760 4 in a rough showing.
Geneva College students in Beaver Falls Pa will vote tomorrow and Thursday on establishing a reserve officers training corps unit. President Charles M. Lee notes February 16 is the deadline to apply to Washington for the unit. An Air Force detachment served here in World War II. The ancient cities Ay Nepur Kish Babylon Nineveh were located in the Tigris and Euphrates valleys in what is now Tran.
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