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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1958
Page
2
An Ashtabula man, William Landon, 257, admitted stealing the truck in which he was found asleep. He was turned over to FBI in Erie after failing in bond set at $1,000. The report notes various local items including bids for police sedans and a community spaghetti supper event.
At the hospital report compiled as of 7 a.m. today, admissions include Joy Zulenevk 13 Glenn W Halfast and several others with addresses on Center street South and Church street. Discharged Lola V Hills and death of Nelson Robison near Steamburg reported by Randolph State Police after a self-inflicted gunshot.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Olin Bracken Jr of 29 West Smith Street at Corry Memorial Hospital early this morning. A son was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Charles Gordon of R D 2 at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Paul Taylor of 312 East Church Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.
Mrs Kelsey of 183 Random road entertained her bridge club last evening with two tables in play. Prizes were won by Mrs Robert Tunnell and Mrs Fred Kinley, with a special prize going to Mrs Percy Corbhy. A salad course was served. Mrs William Myers will host February 11 at her North Center street home.
Mrs Allan May hosted 25 members of the Friendship Aid of Evangelical United Brethren Church at her West Columbus avenue residence. Mrs Glenn Humes, president, led the gathering after devotions by Mrs Ruth Lyons. Date pudding with whipped cream tea and coffee were served by Mrs Bean McElroy Mrs Floyd Dougherty and Mrs Gerald Fish. The next meeting is scheduled for February 6 at Mrs Linger Bille’s East street home with the officers in charge.
Mrs Harold Hicks spoke on hair and beauty care to Junior High Tri-Hi-Y members at the YMCA last evening and answered questions. Miss Marilyn Stull, club president, led a brief business session planning a bake sale for February 8 at Sears and discussed a future splash party with details to be announced.
Fire investigators estimate a 40000 dollar loss at Bud and Paw's Tavern, Route 11, near Ripley, after a late Monday blaze destroyed the two story building and threatened a nearby house and garage. Owner Bilaworth Carrigan reported employees were off duty when flames broke out. Sheriff's records later show arrests for selling alcohol to minors and a teenage fatality from a cliff fall near the tavern in November.
Principal personal crisis reports over school riots continue as the Board of Education and officials disclose a 13 year old girl at John Marshall was raped in the school basement by an unidentified boy. The rape resulted in Goldfarb.
A proposal outlines a strategic system of roads, ports, airfields, and radio telecommunication spanning from the Dardanelles to the Khyber Pass. It emphasizes integrated infrastructure to improve mobility, logistics, and communications across key theaters, with emphasis on security, efficiency, and strategic reach.
A grand jury appearance was scheduled for a student who faced multiple violence incidents. Last Thursday two other altercations occurred at the same school. A patrolman was punched by a youth loitering near the building and the recreation director was attacked in the basement. The student body's composition is 49 percent Negro and 10 percent Puerto Rican.
The Civil Aeronautics Board began hearings on Capital Airlines bid for a through Erie to Florida service. The examiner favored Buffalo Erie Pittsburgh to Miami, a recommendation Capital seeks to sustain despite its recent financial trouble and order cancellations affecting fleet plans. The Bureau of Air Operations questioned Capital’s ability to equip and operate the route in the public interest.
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