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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1970
Page
4
Local line ad mentions a pancake supper at the Episcopal Church Tuesday February 10 from 5 to 7 pm with adults priced at 1.25 and children 75 cents. Other items include calcium chloride for ice, storage at Hammond's Builders Supply, and a Valentine window at Clymer Lee Hutton's Furniture Store.
A two car crash at West Smith and Essex left damage of about 100 dollars and involved Stoltz of 422 West Washington. Hitchcock, of Corry, stopped for a sign then turned onto Smith Street as Bulard, of North Center Street, could not stop. A separate crash near Meadville injured a soldier and sister en route to a funeral, with Everett Phelps and Dorothy Waugh listed in fair condition and several children treated and released. Also in Colombia, bullfighter Manuel Benitez recuperated after injuries from a bull goring in Bogota, known as El Cardobes.
Kenneth Yablonski said he and his brother will carry on their father Joseph A. Yablonski’s push for United Mine Workers reform after his death in a Clarksville home shooting along with his wife and daughter. Four others were indicted in the federal conspiracy case. Miners from Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia attended and planned to wait for Labor Dept action before selecting a slate to oppose Tony Boyle.
Brian Johnson, 19, of Spring City and an accomplice face charges after a false traffic signal alarm at 11 30 p m. Police tied the incidents to the pair during investigation. Conviction on the false alarm could bring up to 500 dollar fine and two years, while turning off a traffic signal violates motor vehicle law with 25 to 100 dollar fine and up to 90 days in jail or both.
A house trailer was destroyed by fire in Troy Township yesterday after an oil heater leak. The occupant escaped with only the clothes on his back. Townville Volunteer Fire Department said the blaze began in the trailer home of Jess Billig between Townville and Hydetown, and firefighters worked about an hour and a half before returning to station at 9:30 a.m.
Harrisburg The State Health Department suspended Edinboro boroughs public water supply permit for failing to continuously disinfect its water. Temporary chlorination must be kept at all times and boil water notices issued if not. Permanent facilities are being purchased but not yet installed. Permit may be revoked in 60 days if noncompliance persists. five day notice required to outline compliance steps affecting over 2,000 residents and about 5,000 Edinboro State College affiliates. TV Films Tops Bonn reports on viewer preferences for old films and television plays in Germany.
As of 7 AM today The News Today Report lists emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and Union City Memorial Hospital. Admitted include Mrs Frank Kafferlin Spring Creek and Mrs Emma Beckerink Clymer, with numerous discharges in Corry Union City area households.
U S Secretary of State William P Rogers meets Prime Minister Ahmed Saraki and King Hassan I in Rabat after a day of sightseeing in Fez. The talks will avoid the Arab Israeli conflict while focusing on Moroccan economy North Africa affairs and a new American ambassador. A friendly reception and ceremonial luncheon near Fez featured couscous and lamb as Rogers received gifts from local officials. The visit follows a weekend of meetings with Moroccan leaders and a tour that highlighted the historic city and crafts.
Mrs. Leyte Heslink of R D 1 North Clymer died Saturday in Erie at Hamot Hospital. Born January 24 1904 in Milton VI she survived being under two pounds at birth and lived in Willsboro NY Sherman church member. Survived by husband Fred Heslink a daughter Mrs Virgil Emory a son John Heslink five sisters and two brothers. Funeral 2 p m tomorrow at Sherman First Baptist with Rev Fred Robb. burial Halland Cemetery Clymer.
State Police at the Corry barracks investigate the sudden death of Mrs. Samuel Lowery of Union City. Autopsy ordered at Hamot Hospital. evidence indicates a personal safety related death. Body found in her bathtub. police were called about 10 a.m. Saturday. reportedly she overdosed on pills. Also reports Don Brown wins International 500 snowmobile race in Sault Ste. Marie.
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