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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1967
Page
7
Pastor Walter W. Gilliland discusses First Methodist Church lessons from I Corinthians 5. He argues immoral members can enter churches, churches may overlook sin, and church discipline is an urgent duty to correct and save souls, urging courage for leaders and members.
The Corry Office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service reported 645 job placements in 1968. Locally non agricultural placements reached 641, up from 469 in 1965, with veteran placements statewide at 40 447, up 11 541 from 1965. In Corry 60 veterans were placed, compared with 47 previously. The older worker found a
A 7 year old Tidioute woman, Mar gate White, is listed in critical condition at Warren General Hospital after a head on crash at Scott Run road and Route 6. James Christie, 42, of Irvine, was injured. both drivers were hospitalized. Police cited icy roads as a possible factor and total damage approached $2,900 with one car deemed a total loss.
Mrs J C Manwaring and Miss Sonya Beckerink attended a Saturday night at the Manwaring home. The Blue and Gold Cub Scouts and families held a dinner at the Bear Lake EUB church. WSWS meet at the church Thursday led by Mrs Bertha Case with Lottsville WSWS members as guests. Firemen's fish fry is set for next Friday at the fire hall. Mrs Clyde Manwaring visits her sister in New Jersey. Employment service notes 1966 activity and 1965 comparisons with 90 and 58 workers aided. Tests screen aptitudes and skills before job referrals. The Spoken Word Is Like the Air, The Printed Word Is Always There.
In subzero weather 22 firemen fought a Pennsylvania Railroad engine blaze and urge repairs to Center street crossing to prevent future injuries from being bounced off a truck on its way to fires.
The Seneca Indian Nation approves six thousand dollars for a study to guide a multi million dollar recreation project likely in the Hodgkiss Plateau near the Allegheny Reservoir. The Economic Development Administration will fund thirty thousand dollars. site may shift from Hodgkiss Plateau to a better location. The project dubbed Iroquoia may include exhibits trails and tourist facilities to attract visitors. A committee is to set hunting and fishing rules for lands around the reservoir.
In Pittsburgh, some school children miss as much as 20 percent of classes because of school sponsored activities. Joseph F. Zuni¢, president of Local 400 of the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers, argues councils, patrol meetings, and rehearsals should not pull students from regular classes. He calls for overtime pay for teachers required to stay.
An Erie resident Charles Evans, 40, died after his head was caught by an iron casting cleaning machine at Weil McClain Co. Inc. He was pronounced dead at Jamot Hospital at 3 10 p m from a crushed skull after a hopper dropped another casting into the machine.
A Titusville area man, 20, is arrested after a high speed chase, two wrecks, and a hunting camp break in. Police say the suspect connected to multiple incidents across the region, with investigators piecing together the string of events.
Second Lt Robert Snodgrass Jr son of Mr and Mrs George Andris Jr completed Infantry Officers Candidate School at Fort Ben ning Georgia in the top third of his class After two weeks leave he will serve as executive officer of Headquarters and Headquarters Company 1st Battalion 50th Infantry 2nd Armored Division at Fort Hood Previously he taught light weapons and explosives at Fort Dev ens Massachusetts Aged police report a separate incident involving Roy W Antill of Titusville charged with reckless driving failing to stop at an officer signal and liquor law violation He allegedly stole a car from Tom Wishnok and wrecked it before fleeing and later surrendered to police The case may be handled by State Police units with no further details available.
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