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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1956
Page
3
A fragmentary report from a coastal area notes Tien and a group including the Hare Beach community. The text hints at a memorial or collaborative art project tied to Nisan Teaget, with etched markers and local participants.
Pelaghy name remains unclear in the recent report. The fragmentary text hints at a civic or local event involving a figure or group named Whily Trthitt, with unclear roles. Further readable details are needed to form a precise summary.
County officials remain unsure about the status and funding of new equipment plans. A public notice lists committee discussions, bids, and pre-sale actions tied to a proposed 1956 rollout, with tentative dates and multiple suppliers involved.
Report from Grand Valley notes two men injured and a friend killed after a helicopter crash near town. Authorities say alcohol use may have contributed to the incident. Names and exact ages withheld pending investigations.
A tar distributor caught fire yesterday on Mostartown road near Rogers. All three members of a State Highways Department crew escaped injury as flames spread from nearby drums. Firefighters arrived within minutes, with an estimated $300 damage to equipment and tar. The cause was under investigation with fumes suspected to ignite the tar burner. Earlier reports mentioned a ruptured gas tank.
The Warren listing details 18 dairy herds with notable production figures. Several herds exceed measured yields with over 60 pounds per cow daily and totals surpassing 1 200 pounds in some cases. Registered and grade Holsteins and Guernseys are named among top contributors, with June and monthly averages referenced for multiple herds including Columbus Reg and Grand Valley.
Reported briefing covered November election concerns with Philadelphia Mayor and Democratic senatorial candidate Walter S. Clark Jr. among attendees. Pennsylvania figures including Speaker Rayburn and local officials participated. event linked to Pennsylvania American Legion convention in Philadelphia.
In a custody dispute over a two year old, Judge Evans awarded custody to the paternal grandmother after two cross suits. The mother Mrs Gladys Ewing was granted visitation with potential future custody if she can prove stable care and proper environment.
Leutrie Ye, long imprisoned for a 1929 Corry shooting of his sister’s infant, has been denied parole once more by the Board of Pardon and Parole. He has served more than 26 years at Western Penitentiary and was sentenced for a rifle murder near Corry on August 11, 1929.
District Judge Wallite S Gourley ordered Hillman Transportation Co and Utility Service Corp to pay about $14,000 in damages after a collision on the Ohio River near the Ems Worth Pool on December 30. The incident involved a Hillman boat the Mary Lee Hillman carrying six barges and a halted derrick barge as Utility Service dug channels.
The Ravelin Hill Sabe district Dairymen's League met at Pinsley Dake Fire Hall with President Crosath presiding. Howard Hunn reported business good in Erie area. Morelio Cheney discussed the Escrow Fund and high prices. Louis Fea led a vocal solo with his guitar. Luncheon of sandwiches cookies cake ice cream and coffee followed. The annual picnic is set for August 4 at the Clymer Conservation Club House. Several local residents and visitors were noted, and Vacation Bible School began at the Clymer Hill Church.
A string of social notes covers arrivals and visits including Victor Houle of Santa Monica announcing the birth of his son. Mr and Mrs Burr Yaples hosted relatives. the Barringer family recalls a near fatal crash near North Est on foggy Gutt Road crossing. tooth extraction and hospital visits involve Mrs Guy Gibbons and her mother Mrs Harold Sweet. a motor trip to Pittsburgh is noted for Shirley Yaple with grandparents. multiple local households report calls, visits, and kinship links across Erie, Panama, and New Jersey.
The article notes the Gibbons and Davis reunion at Mend Park with Mr and Mrs James Gibbons and family present. It lists visits and guestings by Violet Burdick and sisters, Harold and Betty Green, Lizzie Manges, and others. It mentions farm help by David Markham, road widening work on Resgon road, and visits to Cory Memorial Hospital.
New York Met officials say the 1950 87 season hinges on the availability of key singers who may have arranged commitments in Europe. A labor dispute between the American Guild of Musical Artists and Met management over Herman’s role was nearly resolved, with Union Local 802 leader Manutl proposing a compromise. Ravella Hill Workers 4 Club members attended Edwards Chapel services Sunday.
The 19th biennial Western Pennsylvania Seventh Day Adventists conference convened with about 200 clergy and lay delegates attending a four day session. Andrew J. Robbins said several churches are being renovated or reconstructed in Clearfield Somerset Huntington Lewistown and Washington Pa.
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