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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1970
Page
6
A Crawford County jury found Gail Ruth Sr of Spartansburg not guilty of larceny after a late week verdict read Tuesday at the courthouse. The report details a quiet sequence from a postponed reading to a clean acquittal amid several other county incidents.
A Townville High School junior challenged the dress code by wearing slacks with parental permission and being denied class admission on February 23 and 24. Principal Donald C. Matz said she could stay in the building but not attend classes, while teachers delivered assignments elsewhere. The policy bans shorts and pants-dresses, though administrators acknowledge slacks look acceptable. the school will seek guidance from a board and parents.
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of 43 Chestnut street. Mrs. Brown is Judith Ahl. A daughter was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. John Hasbrouck of 429 West Church street. Mrs. Hasbrouck is Mary Findlay. A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sperry of 309 East Smith street. Mrs. Sperry is Sandra Beckerink. A son was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zaborowski of R D 2 Wattsburg. Mrs. Zaborowski is Vivian Mildlon. A son was born Tuesday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Spencer of R D 1 Waterford. Mrs. Spencer is Barbara Morse.
The four defendants E Vealey Aubran W Martin and Huddleston are charged with murder in the deaths of John Yablonski his wife Margaret and daughter Charlotte. The jury says the conspirators traveled from Cleveland to La Follette in October and November and weapons were bought in Cleveland and La Follette. FBI Director Hoover notes Huddleston retired in 1963 after 30 years with the bureau.
William Tunnel son of Mrs Kay Tunnell of Corry and the late Robert Tunnell has been named administration manager in IBM Field Engineering Division Madison Wisconsin. The division installs and services information handling systems. Tunnell joined IBM in 1967 working in the Cleveland office.
Mrs. Peggy Sundberg, 32, of Erie, charged with shooting her fiancé, will undergo thorough physical and mental examinations. Erie County Court President Judge Edward H. Carney ordered the tests at Hamot Hospital, to be conducted by Dr. John S. Clapp and Dr. John J. Monahan. The examinations follow a May grand jury date on the murder charge for the January 16 shooting of 34-year-old David Hutchinson.
Huddleston, once a mine worker then organizer for United Construction Workers, is among those tied to a widening probe into United Mine Workers District 19. The grand jury has heard over 20 witnesses, with officials and members from District 19 testifying as Yablonski accuses the union of funneling 3.9 million dollars to maintain Boyle’s political grip.
Mr Hudson 69 of Fairview died at St Vincent Hospital Erie after a one day illness. He was born in Columbus Township and lived in Corry and Erie before moving to Fairview. He worked 25 years for Byrd Tool and Mold Corp Erie. Survived by wife Elizabeth Willey and three step children. Visitation at James O Evans Funeral Home Fairview. Services Saturday at 11 am. Burial Columbus Cemetery at 2 pm.
Young demonstrators fire a Bank of America branch while police confront protesters in Isla Vista. A separate night blaze prompts deputies to clear Perfect Park. Kunstler says violence exists in police backrooms as student unrest grows and a 78 year old Corry resident dies after extended illness. Funeral plans and church leadership changes are noted in nearby reports.
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