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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1959
Page
2
About 157 teachers from Franklin and Valley Grove schools joined Franklin Chamber of Commerce for a day of business tours to understand operations in local industries. The event aims to deepen teacher knowledge of the area’s economy.
In Edinboro George Minti s estate valued at over 25000 is being probated in county court. The will lists two of his associates as principal beneficiaries. The 87 year old banker died February 20 and resided in Edinboro.
Two Eyre men were ordered to pay or produce those who jumped bonds. Henry Richmond asked Erie County Commissioners for a time extension for a 3900 bond tied to his daughter Blanche Annette Jones. Bondsman Larey Dan House sought a 60 day extension to fund two bonds totaling 2000 and named Hubert Howe as a missing client. A Fall mining death occurred when Blair Kerr died after a scaffold gave way at Mount Mortis mine.
Kane Mounting interest in the case of Dr Edward Capp, a Kane chiropodist, who faces a violation of the 1956 act. The injunction sought would restrain him from practice if granted. Lawrence Wootts says Capp, age 60, is a Chicago graduate who opened here in 1921 and has long sought a Pennsylvania license.
Mikoyan blasted a tough line policy in Rostov on Don and forecast a Kremlin meeting Monday to issue a communique. Macmillan traveled to Leningrad before returning to Moscow and the British leader was praised and criticized in Mikoyan's remarks.
Hospital records show admissions including Robert E. Hulett and Clymer Junior Henry Davis at Corry Memorial Hospital. Discharges include Miss Greeta L. Gray and Mrs Donald W. Stevenson with son Roy Edward. Additional entries list several local residents by address and name.
Helen Jayne Hyde Thomas 21 of Centerville died from a heart attack while being rushed to Union City Hospital in a car parked in Riceville Corners. She was born February 1908, married Monroe Thomas on February 23, 192, and leaves two daughters Sandra Io na and Princes Elizabeth, a sister Ethel Tanner, and husband, with funeral arrangements at Torrey and Hayes Funeral Home in Spartansburg.
The Post-Dispatch will print Globe-Democrat editions after the Globe strike ends. The Post buys the Globe building and presses and will merge printing, while both papers keep separate identities. The Globe remains owned by S. T. Newhouse. strike lines continue as unions negotiate a pension plan.
Erie officials weigh opposition to a three cent bus fare increase requested by Erie Coach Co. The Public Utility Commission will review the petition. Mayor Gardner says the council may oppose if the PUC likely rejects the request and will follow the guidance of City Solicitor Weber and Controller Gehrlein.
The article notes moon earth distances near 220000 miles and cites prior shots by Pioneer 11 at 71000 miles and a Dec 6 missile test. It mentions Soviet space probes claimed earlier this year and a Thor-Able nose cone recovery test failing four prior times as crowds look on. A separate strike involves 330 guildsmen and 700 mechanical workers, with picket lines observed.
The county health department plans fluoridation of county water supplies as part of a nine point program outlined in the 1958 activity report. Other aims include milk inspection development, school inspections, joint city county health efforts, sewage and restaurant ordinances, and food handler training. A second item notes the death of M Moss Alexander, 63, ex Federal Reserve Bank board chairman in St Louis.
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