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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1947
Page
4
Surgeons blend skin grafts with tattoos to improve color matching for facial deformities. Planning weighs functional, cosmetic, and patient psychology, with artificial appliances used when defects are large or healing unlikely.
Colliers notes railroads still carry heavy passenger and freight volumes while other carriers expand. The piece emphasizes railroads’ essential role in peacetime and war, and cites concerns over long duty hours for police, with officials promising shorter schedules within six months.
February 7 1927 reports show First Avenue Garage now under John Wiggers Nash distributor with a new display front. Venango Public Service Corp employees escape injury after city shell truck crash near Scott's Crossing. Fred Laird Dort Clark and B O Lente rushed to Corry Hospital with non fatal injuries. Skaters hope for continued cold spell with two mile pond skating possible. births, weddings, and social happenings fill local notices including Erma Sitler and Richard Lindsey marriage in Jamestown and a Valentine party at Macabee Hall with Herlet's orchestra.
A set of seven trivia prompts asks to name a veteran actor and vaudeville star Jeeter of Poncco Road who died last month and answer eight questions about geography and history.
An Erie man, Charles Netkowicz, a Pennsylvania Railroad employee, faced a warrant for arrest on parking violations. He ignored two parking tickets, one for overnight parking and one for meter space without time, plus two registered letters about fines. He allegedly enlisted a fellow employee to intervene, but police had not acted further.
The legislative council urged higher teacher salaries but recommended state funding rather than local districts. President Alvie R. Livermore warned that current pay needs without adequate state aid threaten a financial debacle in education. A bankrupt school board is a poor employer he said. Philadelphia officials discussed cost of living bonuses and delaying permanent salary questions until conditions stabilize. A warrant was issued after a fine was not paid.
Corry residents from the area admitted to breaking into a hunting camp near Spartansburg owned by W. D. Mowboy on Pitth Street. State Police arrested members of the group this week and they agreed to restitution for stolen articles. The case marks among the first hunting camp break-ins in the region, with prior arrests in Kane county of youths who damaged another camp.
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