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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1954
Page
2
Carl D. Nixon, 19, of Bermill Point, pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree and grand larceny in the second degree, changing from an innocent plea moved in December 1996. Judge Hugh V. N. Bodine set sentencing for January 26. The report notes related local notices and upcoming events.
An Erie boat owner asks Common Pleas court for the right to inspect the Erie Forge and Steel plant to determine if its discharges damaged his craft at Cascade Creek. Harrison P. Cray sues for damages alleging the plant's outflow harmed his boat.
The list notes physically admitted patients including Mrs Wallace Gray from Cenerville and Mrs Charles Bugbee of Garland Teabélle with other names and addresses, plus discharges such as Carl Hillstrom and Elizabeth Katherine infant daughter of Claude and family. Tax forms RSU 11 22 for Pennsylvania Sales and Use Tax appear alongside Meadville and Erie county notices and local council and school board items with resignations and salary changes.
Erie reports the death of Dr William Shortt, retired physician formerly of Youngsville who practiced 45 years before moving to Erie in 1961. He died early today at Hamot Hospital from a heart ailment. Also noted are a Grand Valley man arraigned for fraud involving an $88 bouncing check in Townville and Henry Orris, 64, who died suddenly Monday at the Veterans Office in Oville City.
The Requiem Mass for Mrs. Mary lis Duke was held at 9 a.m. at St Elizabeths Church with Rev. John DeBanti as celebrant and bearers William McCarthy Raymond Splesman Victor Dempsey Donald Wiggers Carlyle Shea James P Sullivan. Temporary interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum. Attendees included family from Spartansburg Olean and nearby towns. An editorial note mentions whales can stay underwater up to 45 minutes between breaths.
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