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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1954
Page
2
A blaze at the Eugene W. Robinson residence in Greene Township Mercer County Saturday night caused about 2000 dollars in damage. Youth Francis Keyser alerted Jamestown firemen and prompted rapid response.
Local notices report deaths of Arthur L. Postance and Harry B. Bell in Meadville and Fort Myers and Corry area events including meetings at St Edward's Hall and a fire at Hotel Mullendean. Also items on police reports injuries from a head on crash near Clarion and a stabbing trial in Kane plus gas signs and beer delivery ads.
Son. Joseph McCarthy arrives in Philadelphia to accept the Sons of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Medal at a Washington Day luncheon and will be guarded by a special police detail after an anonymous threat. Authorities deem the letter a crackpot hoax.
A weekend crime wave in Erie area reports burglars hitting five sites including a Mill Creek Township industrial supply house looted of high speed cutting tools worth thousands. Cross Industrial Supplies Co. owner James Cross surveys inventory as losses are tallied.
Corry Senior High will present a second annual Variety Show on February 24 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. Two one act comedies Wilbur Takes His Medicine Cold In Them That Hills headline a two hour program. Adults 65 cents students 35 cents. Reserved seats at Sea's Drug Store.
Conneaut. Fred F. Saulters, 51, of R. D. J, Girard, is in Brown Memorial Hospital with bullet wounds to both legs from a Saturday night shooting on Blair street. He alleges he was shot by Fred Long, 45, caretaker at the city dump, after a monetary dispute.
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