Ripley injures two year old at Ripley Inn
Edward Roos age 2 was slugged by an unidentified man at the Ripley Inn Sunday night. He is in fair condition at Hamot Hospital Erie with possible head injuries.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1952
Page
2
Edward Roos age 2 was slugged by an unidentified man at the Ripley Inn Sunday night. He is in fair condition at Hamot Hospital Erie with possible head injuries.
Titusville passes an ordinance banning dogs from public parks playgrounds and recreation areas on its second and final council reading by a 3 to 4 vote with one abstention. Mayor Hampton and Councilmen Fehrenbach Schwarin support it while Sirdevan dissents and Bailey abstains.
The Warren Junior Chamber of Commerce reported that 14161 of 17204 seats were sold for two Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey shows in Warren last Friday marking an all time advance sale record for the organization. Also noted were local items including a 73 year old fisherman trapping a 47 inch rattlesnake and the elimination of Red Barn Hill curve on Route 6. Dale J. Ferry, 59, died at Warren General Hospital after 40 years in the area and work for Pure Oil Co.
A B47 crashed over Marianna today, killing three airmen and hospitalizing two children while destroying a house. A third child is missing. Officers at MacDill Field in Tampa confirmed the aircraft origin.
Contingency plans discussed as the city considers plans for zoning changes and garage use. Long announced reorganizations with C S Munroe resigning and B B Hawkins named to a committee role. Council approved removing a bay from Michael Malone's assessment and heard a health board briefing on a sanitation dispute.
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