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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1954
Page
3
John Lumley the state deputy superintendent of schools will be the featured speaker at the dedication of the new Union City Joint High School next Monday. An open house will run 3 to 7 30 PM with a dedicatory program at 5 PM and guided tours afterward.
Funeral Mass for Henry A. Burch held at St Elizabeths Church with Rev John DeSanti officiating. Bearers included Victor Degpsey O C Kinney Fred Hannan Clarence Proper Charles Patterson and George Koestner. Interment in St Thomas Cemetery with many relatives and local residents attending from Erie Pittsburg Mayville and Clymer.
A 2100 settlement approved by Judge Samuel Rossi ends a suit by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nedresky and their five daughters against two Erie men over a November 1950 crash at 27th and Cascade. The Nedresky car collided with a Casner truck driven by Arters. Mrs Nedresky and the children were injured. The original complaint sought 8000.
Fred Ottens files suit through Attorney Clarence Bryan in McKean Township asking $60 plus $10 for burying the dead horse and $30 for boarding the live horse, plus $15 monthly until resolution. He says Julius Michael Eric bought a team Nov 14 and returned it after one horse died, with no payment made. He seeks a jury trial.
Political observers speculate Crawford County district attorney Ray mond P. Shafer could enter the Republican primary against Carroll D. Kearns of Con neaut Lake and Farrell. Shafer said no decision has been made as discussions with Erie and Mercer county leaders continue. A separate development signals Gordon Ward, Sharon auto dealer, may run for the GOP nomination against Sen. Rowland Mahany of Titusville.
Auction notice offering full face amount of 8165 on various series with ten months of interest already accumulated since April 1 1953. Elaine G Miller Box 6h Ellenville invites bids on all or any part.
The Clymer French Creek Free Library held its annual meeting with Mrs. Albert Kearns reelected president. Officers include Mrs. Fred Damcott as vice president and Mrs. Merle Newhouse as treasurer. Expenditures reached 887.36 dollars funded by local towns and the state education department. The library owns 2,863 volumes with 425 borrowers and 190 school pupils visiting weekly. several local residents and clubs contributed as well as annual reports and social notes.
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