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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1969
Page
3
Western Pennsylvania IRS director H Alan Long warns local taxpayers miscomputing the 7.5 percent surcharge on regular tax can delay refunds. The surcharge applies April 1 1968 to June 30 1969, with guidance in the 1040 and 1040 A instructions and tax tables for those under or over 734 dollars in regular tax.
LAKEWOOD N Y Charles Goodrich 54 of R D 1 North Clymer was treated at Jamestown General Hospital after a collision on Route 171 near Lakewood His wife Myrtle 49 was admitted with leg bruises severe forearm bruises and back pains Earlier in the day eight people were injured in a two car crash in Lakewood Six from the same family were among the injured A Start couple Mrs Margaret Start 40 of R D 2 North Clymer was treated for chin cuts and released while her husband Raymond 39 was admitted with four broken ribs Also released were four Start children Arletta 15 Cynthia 14 Deborah 8 and Winifred 7 Mrs Breznicar 60 of Jamestown admitted with a deep scalp cut and arm pains Her 43 year old passenger Ann Furtak R D 1 Pittsfield Pa was treated for forearm chest pains and head bruises In Prague Soviet occupied Czechoslovakia authorities plan an institute to study unidentified flying objects CTK reports the body will cooperate with international groups but the scope of foreign partners was not specified.
PHEAA executive director Kenneth R. Recher announced April 30 as the deadline for two groups of students to file for state freshman and upperclass scholarships for the 1969-70 year. Applicants must submit tax returns or notarized income statements, with renewal forms to current recipients mailing next week.
Letters to the Editor rail at editorial and masthead uniformity urging nationwide laws to standardize all advertising cuts and editorials while criticizing architectural fees in taxpayer funded projects. Union City Livestock lists Thursday sale results for hogs, sows, cows, canners, beeps and calves with price ranges.
William Miles and his surveyors, tired after a week canoeing the Allegheny for the Holland Land Company, rest at a white trader’s cabin. Indians steal the canoes and gear, Miles ambushes them with a pistol, recovers gear, and resolves to choose better guides.
Peggy Oxborne admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Davis and daughter visit their daughter and sister, the family of Michael Burdette in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koford host Emil Peterson and daughters from Busti for Emily Peterson's birthday and the Peterson anniversaries. Beautification Committee will meet Monday at 7 20 p.m. at Mrs. Harvey Martin's home.
The YMCA releases a weekly calendar detailing daily activities from Monday to Friday including board meetings, sports practices, senior and junior programs, swim sessions, bridge, fitness groups, and rental slots across Union City Clymer Wattsburg Columbus and local branches. Notable items include High School team practices and Tri-Hi-Y events, with regular adult classes and community events.
Mr and Mrs Fay Eastman moved from East Branch to Ralph Hastmans trailer court at R D 2 Corry. Rev Carl Ellenburger assistant superintendent of the western Pennsylvania district for the Christian and Missionary Alliance visited Cobbs Corner Church February 12 and met with executive committees of Cobbs Corners and Exsilor Churches. A special message of inspiration followed for the joint congregations.
Bradford Pennsylvania police arrested a 21 year old man after finding narcotic capsules in a cigarette pack in his pocket. The suspect Larry Nulph was stopped, searched, and jailed in McKean County on a 2500 dollar bond. The incident concludes a lengthy investigation.
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