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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1947
Page
8
A government dairy price rise raises minimum class I prices by 1 cent per quart effective August 1, reversing a September 1 plan. New York and four areas will see higher pay as wet weather and late spring planting push up costs. Farmers foresee higher feed and hay costs, boosting overall dairy operation expenses.
A six year old Strattanville youth named William Wilson is hospitalized in Clarion after being struck by a car at Main and Fourth Streets. He sustained a base skull fracture, a badly mangled left arm, bruises to the lower body, and remains unconscious, regaining consciousness only Sunday morning. Police report indicate the incident occurred Friday. the driver’s identity is under investigation.
An Erie report claims Detective Edward Alten will be investigated for withholding Fisher mutter rage evidence. District Attorney labels the police probe as manufactured while police and defense fight over who held vital items in the Mike Butwn Milie Thomas case.
Katherine Ryans von Klenner of New York City and Point Chautauqua spent the weekend at Mr. and Mrs. T. Euler’s home. Stella Rebekah Lodge No. 239 held a regular meeting with Noble Grand Ella Chase presiding. New uniforms were distributed. committee was named to price and report on uniforms at next meeting. Bake sale planned for Wednesday August 6 to raise funds for uniforms. Lodge presented Madge Scott with a gift for her baby boy. Members enjoyed a meal after the meeting.
Albert W. Wollert, 58, of Dunkirk, fell from a fishing boat into the harbor shortly after midnight Friday. His son Elmer, 40, reported diving after him but could not locate him as police, with grappling hooks, searched Dunkirk Harbor. The incident occurred about two miles offshore while the pair were fishing. The report also notes U S milk production figures not clearly related to the event.
Donald M Sears of 1214 West Bend Street departs for Pittsburgh to re enlist for five years in the infantry branch. A Corry High School graduate, he previously served with the 6th Infantry Division and saw combat in Luzon before occupational duty in Korea. He will go to Fort Dix after processing in Pittsburgh. wife Mildred and children James and Patsy remain in Corry.
John P. Porter of Oil City died when a tractor and manure spreader rolled over on a hill at his Sandy Like farm in Mercer County. Neighbor John Beardhey found the wreck, reporting the accident occurred about 20 minutes before discovery. No witnesses were present.
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