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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1966

Page

6

Court notices and local incidents in Erie County report

Yesterday at the Erie County courthouse several deeds and transfers were recorded including Joseph E Hughes to Frederick R Jackson on William Street and Ladd families involving Concord Township. Dorothy Scheller reported a nearby gunshot to police who found no one suspicious. A Corry boy reported his lost white Spitz. Robert Lytel sought help locating the pet. Pennsylvania reports a record April employment rise to 4 383 200 jobs per mid-April data from Harrisburg. Henry Schriver, famed Midwest agriculture spokesman, to speak at Waterford Elementary School tonight at 8 p.m. sponsored by Dairymen's League Cooperative Association district 17. Arrangements led by Ernest Marsh, Mrs Howard Proctor and Mrs Marvin Nelson. General State Authority awarded 120 204 dollars in two bids for Warren State Hospital upgrades including a sewage lift station and utilities with D L Kollar Co Inc and Northwest Electric Co listed. Crawford County Sheriff Andy Waid to resign effective July 1 for health reasons. A girl’s blue bicycle found in a back yard by C C Koford may be claimed at the station. A correction notes Gerald Parsons was mislisted as a bearer at Oman O King’s funeral. Treasury reports May bonds sales at 375 million in cash series E and 413 million including E and H, highest May totals since 1945 and 1954 respectively with rates raised to 4.15 percent. Richard C Megargell of Orangeville elected president of Pennsylvania State Association for Elks at Harrisburg convention.

Midwest Henry Schriver Grafton Ohio Waterford Dairymen's League Cooperative Association Ernest Marsh Howard Proctor Marvin Nelson Corry

Johnson Urges Broad Social Security Benefit Increase

President Johnson proposed a blanket rise in Social Security payments for current and future beneficiaries. He directed Welfare Secretary John Gardner to prepare a plan for Congress with top priority. In a White House address to the National Council of Senior Citizens, he noted past increases totaling over 1.5 billion dollars yearly while many seniors still face hardship.

Washington Johnson John Gardner Congress White House National Council of Senior Citizens Esighamsin

Alessandronis Leave $31,000 Probate Estates Valued

The estates of late Attorney General Walter Alessandroni and his wife Ethel, killed in a May 8 plane crash, are valued for probate at over $31,000 with estimates up to 250,000. Surviving sons Eric, 18, and Eugene, an assistant district attorney, are heirs under law. The will was filed with the Register of Wills in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Walter E. Alessandroni Ethel Alessandroni Eric Eugene

Executed Man's Wife and Brother Die by Suicide

In Leopoldville Congo the wife and brother of Emmanuel Bamba, one of four Congolese politicians executed Thursday, committed suicide. Bamba's sister, a mother of four, also attempted hanging Thursday night but was rescued and hospitalized at Limete, a Leopoldville suburb.

Leopoldville, the Congo Emmanuel Bamba Information Jean - Jaques, Kande Bamba Limete Leopoldville

Local Sewer Rent Proposal Draws Hearing

Fewer than a dozen residents attended a public hearing on a proposed local sewer use fee based on water consumption. Mayor Edward R. Husted is expected to sign today, with quarterly bills estimated at about 1.80 for homes, 3 for businesses, and higher for industry, all to be set after council approval.

Edward R. Husted

Journal Daily for a Son or Daughter Away from Home

A brief suggestion inviting a student or family member away from home to enjoy the Tue Journal daily. It emphasizes accessible reading and consistent updates, aiming to provide familiar content during time apart.

Tue Journal Daily

Citys Second Glaucoma Clinic Set

The citys second glaucoma clinic will be held at Curry Memorial Hospital on Tuesday and Wednesday under the Curry Business and Professional Womens Club sponsorship. Registration is limited to those over 49 with diagnosed glaucoma excluded, tests run about minutes, and high ocular pressure leads to referrals to eye doctors. Reservations can be made via the County Health Department Corry office. Glaucoma, a condition where eye pressure damages the optic nerve, affects about 2 of 100 people over 40 in Erie County.

Curry, Memorial Hospital Curry ,Business and Professional Women’s Club Keppel Tiffany County Health Department BPW Erie County Corry

Dunkirk Approves $338000 School Pool at Meeting

The Dunkirk Board of Education voted 6 to 2 to approve a $338,000 pool project for the school grounds. A 10 by 122 foot building will house the facility beside the high school. The pool measures 44 by 75 feet with separate public lockers and seating for 225.

Dunkirk

Flee East Germany Mother and Son Escape to West Berlin

An East German mother and her son evaded Communist guards and barbed wire Thursday night to reach West Berlin, according to customs police.

East Germany Berlin West Berlin

Seven Governors Discuss Highway Auto Safety Role

Washington AP Seven governors including Clifford Hansen Wyoming and a delegation of state officials meet federal counterparts to push for a major state role in setting and enforcing auto safety standards. They stress state inspectors and cooperation with the federal government to cut highway fatalities as Congress drafts safety legislation.

Washington Clifford P. Ransen Wyoming Ee Ion Hansen Commerce Department Congressional Committee Johnson Senate Commerce Com

Pittsburgh Fire Chief Stephen P. Adley to Retire

Pittsburgh Fire Chief Stephen P. Adley, a 35 year veteran, will retire after doctors ordered him to step down due to a heart condition. Safety Director David W. Craig announced the decision on Wednesday.

Pittsburgh Stephen P. Adley David W. Craig Adley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joseph E. Hughes Frederick R Jackson William Street Leroy M. Ladd Lloyd J. Meerdink Concord Township Lyle M. Ladd James E.woodworth Wayne Townvahip Ralph E. Bailey Fourth Ward Dorothy Scheller Fifth ‘Street Robert Lytel Eagle Street Pennsylvania State Bureau of Employment Security Harrisburg General State Authority Warren State Hospital Warren County D. L. Kollar Co., Inc East McKees- Port Northwest, Electric Co Erie Andy Waid Crawford County C. C. Koford West Smith Street Oman O. King Gerald Carsons Gerald Parsons Treasury Department Case Richard C. Megargell Orangeville Columbia County Pennsylvania State Association For Elks CIA Ene Corry Area C. Christensen Motors LBJ Alessandronis Cologne Shulton Citizens Accelerated Citizens Corry Office Citizens Corry Marine National Bank Momber F.n Vaughe Meister Frederick Strauuer Corry, Pe Dodd Farms Carrig’s FOO The Place For Fit North Center St Mittee House Commerce Committee Buker Barney South Center Street
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