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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1968
Page
7
A fragmented OCR passage lists names with titles such as treasurer, editor and loan officers. Mentions central Pine Immerley E Ruppis Loy Powell Bartlett and McHale, with repeated references to office and rent entries implying a municipal or organizational roster.
Westfield tavern owner Max J. Lathrop of Lakeview Restaurant faced a liquor charge for allowing sales to four teenage boys. He claimed a college bartender served the youths with false IDs on July 23 and served them again on July 24 to hold them until the sheriff arrived. The SLA board in New York City will review the case after his no contest plea.
Erie hearing probes a will dispute over Florindo Mannarelli who died penniless but left $193 000 in cash found in bank boxes. Nephews in Italy and Baltimore claim the fortune, with Italian language letters complicating the Orphans Court case led by Judge James B. Dwyer and aided by a Gannon College instructor translating documents.
Four junkyards in Chautauqua Cattaraugus and Erie Counties will be fenced and landscaped under an $89,166 NYS highway beautification contract awarded to Hawkes Supply Co of Buffalo. Eight foot screen fencing will span 3790 feet with trees and shrubs planted along Routes 20, 60, and 358 in Brant Newstead Stockton Dayton. Work to be completed by December 4 under the supervision of Norman W. Krapf, engineer in charge.
The article explains that for 1967, married couples generally save by filing jointly rather than separately. It details exemptions for the husband and wife, rules on dependents, and how filing status affects taxes including scenarios for surviving spouses and head of household. It notes special conditions for those who remarried, divorced income, and eligibility based on maintaining a home.
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