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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1956
Page
2
The House passed to the Senate an $800 appropriation bill for repair and re inscription of the Chief Cornplanter statue at the state Indian reservation in Warren County. Rep. Allen M. Gibson (R-Warren) sponsored the measure, with a 206 to 0 vote.
Hospital report lists admissions and discharges from Corry and area facilities, including Mrs. LeRoy James and Mrs. Hubert Vaughn, with several others named by address. Community notices cover East Branch Grange, VEW Auxiliary, and Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge meetings.
A petition presented at the regular city council meeting seeks to extend one way traffic from 14th to 26th streets on upper Peach Street. Meadville related items note Leland J Culbertson will probate at courthouse Monday with bequests to Associated Charities Unitarian Church Salvation Army and Meadville Library Art and Historical Association. The will leaves 3000 to Associated Charities 1000 to the church 1000 to the Association and 500 to the Salvation Army for relief of aged residents.
Miss Sarah Buche Hodge 94 a great great granddaughter of Benjamin Franklin died Sunday in Philadelphia. She was the last surviving member of the Needlework Guild of America and in 1909 founded the Lovers of Children an organization devoted to the needs of sick and needy youngsters.
Former Philadelphia mayor Joseph Clark launched his campaign for the U S Senate seat in Pennsylvania now held by Duff. He criticized Duff, Sen Martin of Pa and “men around the President,” predicting six months of “unaccustomed liberalism” from Duff and signaling a direct attack on Republican leadership amid party divisions. Clark noted Martin plans to retire in two years and implied he may vote with future President’s program.
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