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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1955
Page
2
Erie City budget makers monitor ongoing county court cases involving disabled firemen and police officers. City Solicitor Gerald Weber warns unfavorable verdicts could cost the city money in future years. Local items note a jail term for Richard R. Skinner for forging a $65 check and various community notices across Erie County.
The notice lists admitted patients including Howard Johnson Spring Creek Lloyd Harvey RD 4 Henry Dyer Bear Lake and several others with addresses. Discharged include Jeanette Capwell 215 West Columbus Avenue Mrs Ella Blakeslee Columbus and Clyde Robideaux with son John Leslie Clymer. An Erie man Raymond Hoarding Darker 25 faces statutory rape charges awaiting September term court hearing.
Official Titusville write in results show William O Stuck and William J Milliken qualified to run for City Council on the Democratic ticket. Ann M Farley remains eligible for school board as a Democratic nominee. Stuck received 1 percent and Milliken 9 percent in the write in counts. A bicycle theft reported by Joseph Jungfleisch involved his daughter’s bike from a West Washington garage between Saturday and Monday. Warren James Q du Pont to give War re High School graduation address for 205 seniors June 6 at First Presbyterian Church.
Meadville High School will graduate its largest senior class, 286 students, in a ceremony tonight. The Class of 1955 also sets a record as the last at Meadville High before the school becomes Meadville Area High School under a union approved by voters last fall. A separate notice lists local beverage deliveries and a minor accident involving 13 year old Paul David Jones, admitted in satisfactory condition after ingesting paint thinner at Spencer Hospital.
Mayville resident William B. Crawford, 19, of Westfield, was arrested by Deputy Glenn Peters on Route 17 in Chau- Hagin for driving with improper plates. He was fined $10 by Peace Justice A Rex Perkins and sentenced to 10 days in Mayville jail.
Corry Grange No 55 will hold its meeting Monday evening at the Grange Hall on Park Street. Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Glenn Sanderson will be honored at a 50th wedding anniversary party at the Grange Hall. Those not solicited are asked to bring sandwiches.
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