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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1953
Page
8
A patchwork of local items reports court actions in Titusville and Crawford County, including motions on securities ownership, will contests, and estate probate. It notes injuries from workplace incidents, a fatal aircraft crash near Martins, and local police responses to disturbances and a bank alarm malfunction.
ERIE The Pennsylvania Gas Co announced plans to spend over $2,000,000 in 1989 to improve and expand service lines in Erie. The largest project relocates the mixing plant from South Erie to a new site near Grandview boulevard and Gore road, east of Old French road, requiring substantial line constriction. An underground storage project in McKean County is also planned, costing about $200,000.
CLEMER The Twentieth Century Club met Tuesday at Mrs Rosa Wassink home with 12 members present. Olin Bracken Jr of Corry spoke on his Korea experiences. TV inauguration parade was shown after a salad lunch prepared by the hostess with help from Mrs Carlisch Mrs Melvin Liweden and son Scott were visiting Mrs Nellie Rhebersen this week while her husband attended a Syracuse meeting with Coach Jack Hunter visiting Bath N Y Albert Bensink is a surgical patient at Millard Fillmore Hospital Buffalo Mrs Robert Thompson and two sons from Philipsville Pa are visiting her parents while her husband attends a plumbing school Glymer Grange No 169 met Monday in the Grange Hall Claude Lictus reported on recreational activities and there were 17 members in the band meeting January 15 Mr Bowers NY State Youth Committee guest speaker The town board of Clymer has appropriated 1000 for recreational activities 500
A fire destroyed a one half story paint shop on Steward Avenue Ashville just before noon. Norman Cool owned the structure, previously barnlike, linked to Bell-Cook Paint Company. Fire Chief Irvin Bowes led the Ashville Volunteer Fire Department as flames fed through the building. Estimated damage starts around $8000 with state additions likely for equipment. Community notes mention a bake sale and sewing contest, a regional Grange event, and a February Randolph conference.
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