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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1954

Page

6

Deserter Arrest and Local Deaths Highlight West Moreland News

West Moreland County reports include Ralph Overman of Greensburg held on desertion and non-support charges with $500 bond after arraignment. The death of Lynn H. Gates of Gates drug store Union City is noted, with funeral plans at Gloria Funeral Home Union City. Other items include barking dog complaints, hand injuries from weekend accidents, a Corry real estate transfer of $76,000, and winter skating and sledding injuries. The Erie Turnpike Association schedules a January 27 hearing in Harrisburg to push a north south extension from Johnstown to Erie with support from multiple counties and towns.

West Moreland County Ralph Overman Greensburg M. S. Cobbett Overman Lynn H. Gates Gates Union City Stem Memorial Hospital Donald Kincaid Corry Gloria Funeral Home Richard Pate East South Street William Hogenboom Clymer Hogenboom Erie, Turnpike Association Johnstown Cambria County Allegheny River Franklin Erie Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Harrisburg Erie Association Punzeutawney Clarion Brookville Punxeutawney Indiana Homer City Brockway Bik Lodge

Divorce Filing in Erie County Court by Norma Pittman

Norma Pittman of 310 Maple Avenue filed for divorce from Walter J. Pittman of R D 3 Corry in Erie County Court. Severe winter ice left roads slick and treacherous with many autos sliding into ditches and yards. A fire at Jennings Goat Farm on Jennings Road near Erie destroyed a barn, costing about $6,000. Grover Reynolds of Jennings Rubber Co. witnessed the blaze at 6 a m as Perry Highway Hose Co. arrived.

Erie County Court House Norma Pittman Marple Avenue Walter J. Pittman R. D Jennings Jennings Road Erie Grover Reynolds Jennings Rubber Co Perry Highway Hose Co

Barn blaze halts two Erie radio stations and damages power lines

A barn fire spread rapidly due to overheated lumber and stored wood, destroying power lines to WiKK and WERC and taking both Erie radio stations off the air. Race Jennings, owner of the barn, called the blaze mystifying and said efforts to stop it were futile.

Race Jennings Erie Wikk WERC

Famed Viennese Composer Dies at 83 in Bad Ischl

Viennese born composer of The Chocolate Soldier and 50 plus operettas died of heart disease in Bad Ischl at age 83. He was not related to Johann Strauss. Strauss fled Austria during the 1938 Anschluss and again in 1940, seeking refuge abroad.

Ennese

Funeral Rites Held Yesterday for Arthur Burlingame

Hev Bradley Lanes conducted the funeral at Bracken Funeral Home for Arthur Burlingame. Relatives as bearers included Herman Buringame Thelo Buringame Zara Buringame Ernest Faust Karl Stimson Jr Arthur Blackman. Burial in Wrightsville Cemetery. Friends from Lattsville Spring Creek Wrightsville and many others attended.

Hev. Bradley Lanes Conunnbus

Erie SRIE Detectives Probe $2000 Theft at Anderson Home

Detectives hunt the thief who stole 2000 in cash from Mick ey Anderson’s home at 120 West 38th street Friday night. The envelope with new hundreds and fifties vanished from a second floor master bedroom between 6 45 and 9 20 p m. A duplicate key may have been used. Police released the report 12 hours after the request to withhold.

Erie Srie Mickey Anderson West 38Th Street Anderson

President outlines new farm and labor programs plan

The president promotes a farm program balancing producer and consumer interests. Price supports and loans would keep farm income stable with price drops for major crops at 75 to 90 percent of parity. Wool would use production payments to guarantee fair income, revisiting Brannan era ideas.

Truman Agriculture Charles F. Brannan Congress

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William and South Street West Pleasant Street T. A. Little W. W. Waterhouse Second Ward Erie County Corry Memorial Hospital Joan Woelky Conrad Woelky Findley Lake Keith Wade Philip Wade Colliers Radio & TV North Center National PT Ats Cy Arthur Burlingame Keystone VanCise’s Ford P.o.af Powell Motor Company N. Center St Corry, Pa
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