Woman charged with malicious mischief in Corry case
A 25 year old Erle woman Elizabeth Jones was arrested and pled guilty to malicious mischief for breaking into her former boyfriend Joseph Bryant home and tearing up about two overcoats several coats shirts and pajamas valued at around 200 dollars. She was released on 500 bail for a hearing set at 4 30 p m Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Department
Ile
Erle
Elizabeth-Jones
James Hogan
Joseph Bryant
Corry Rollerway
Mayville
Tina del Maro
Buffalo
Supreme Court
Hamilton Ward
Dad
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Pennsylvania
Erie
Joseph C. Martin
Mabel’s
Common Pleas Court
Baldwin Realty Interests
Liberty Shop Center, Inc
Philip J. Levin
Liberty Shop Center
Erie Parking Authority
Eagles Club
Hotel Corry
Glenwood
Grover Cleveland
John M. Hickey
F. L. Baressi
Hospital Report and Local Notices From Erie Area
At the Hospital Report as of 4 a.m. today, admissions include Mrs Oncar Vance and Mrs Leonard Brown with others named by address, while discharges list multiple residents in Pittsfield and nearby towns. Erie builder Harry H Baughman sues John and Margaret Tomko for 4802, and Rep Carroll D Kearns urges another federal judge for western Pennsylvania amid travel burdens. Meantime, Jamestown parking meters rise to about 1230 monthly, Meadville reports two boys with skull fractures after falls, and Lakeview Hospital fate to be decided at Erie council meeting. Route improvements north of Titusville begin with oil and chip application. Also notes local ads and youth accidents in Titusville areas, plus a morals case in Erie with Paul Malone.
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Eric
Carroll D. Kearns
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Kearns
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Dave
Scott
Jamestown
Jamese Town
Jamestown Area
Willis Phillips
R. D
Meadville
Richard Bollis
Edward Baker
Hotel Corry
Lakeview Municipal Hospital
Retarded Children’s Association
Alcoholical Anonymous
State Highway Department
Titusville
Payrway Knolls
Kaneville Air
Family births and local incidents headline Corry area
A son and two daughters were born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to families in R D 1, Garland, and Pittsfield with connections noted including grandparents. Thieves stole gas pump keys from Durst Moving in Erle and siphoned fuel. CHS Alumni dance set for Saturday night with non members admitted at 1.25. Titusville saw a 31 minute outage after a Drake substation fault. Detroit worker survived a 4500 volt strike while guiding a beam with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Durst Moving Co
CHS
Titusville
William J. Milliken
Democratic Committee
Council Chamber
Colonel Drake
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Drunken Erie Driver, 19, Injures Two Boys
A 19 year old Erie driver struck a bicycle carrying Charles Glover and Ronald Habursii both 13. Glover suffered a compound leg fracture and skull injury while Habursii had compound leg fractures. The driver Gary Page was charged with drunken driving and hit and run. Two passengers, William MacDonald and Ronald Millet, faced charges of disorderly conduct and were arrested. Police described the chase and the intoximeter test confirming intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie
Aliio
Pad Plan
Charles Glover
Ronald Habursii
Gary Page
Erle
Page
William MacDonald
Ronald Millet
MacDonald
Millet
Flanigan
Joseph Peganoff
Sam Peterson
Raymond King
Harry Kurts
Tom Sullivan
Abbate
Brie
Brinks
Sullivan
Miller
McDonald
Brave Souls Defy Friday the 13th in Chicago Meeting
Members of a non superstitions group in Chicago meet for the first time to express contempt for Friday the 13th. They plan to break 13 mirrors with horseshoes, walk ladders with 14 rungs, and pet a black cat mascot at the gathering.
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Brave Souls
Chicago
Phooey
Power Lust and the Starkweather Motive in a Bleak Portrait
A stark portrait of Charles Starkweather driven by power and control. The interview reveals a remorseless figure who rationalizes killings as defensive and necessary for domination, citing a cycle of alienation, fantasies, and violence. The text frames his claims about motive as self justifications rather than factual causes.
Behind His Hunger for Power Feet a Murderer’s Fantasies
A troubled man drives by a hunger for power and a covert terror of failure. Fantasies of cruelty and control evolve into lethal acts as he obsesses over guns, television fame, and a distorted self image. Even after the first murder, money motive intertwined with violent visions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Hove
Carll
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Tinsvile Trust Company
Board of Directors
Mowrey
Wayne Street
New York
Erie Ares
Howard V. Williams
Frank J. Figank
U. S
Hubert Teitelbaum
Gotham Vicars
Fountainette
Lavert Davis
Davis
William Gumbleton
Lena Cohen
Millcreek Township
Wesley~ville
State Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Corry Beverage
Fred H. Attinger
Pennsylvania State University
Adams County
Venango County
E. G. Ifft
Ifft
Herbie Johnson
Hammermill Paper Go
Duquesne Pier
New Brunswick
Parad
Prince Ackte
Kiddieland
Corry Hospital
Oncar Vance
Leonard W. Brown
Garland
Theodore Jr
Theodore Murrowitz Sr
East Main Street
Thomas Sherwood
Pittsneta - Rogis
David
Eugene Dombrowski
West Columbus
Que
Jasper Drake
North Center Street
Frank R. Bull
Pittsfield
John W. Crawford
Darlene Ann
Lawrence Porter
Lyle H. Wilcox
Snyder Circle
Anna
Wellman
Spring Street
Glenn Steadman
Spartansburg
Harry H. Baughman
John
Margaret Tomko
Baughman
Paul F. Malone
Malone
Erie County
Diemer’s
First Avenue
West Main
Gerry Harvey
Robert Harvey
Cadogan
Armatrong County
Harvey
Titusville Hospital
Richard Arthur ‘Todd
Immokalee
Fla
Janes Lawrence
Lawrence
WOTR
Corry Journal
First Church of Christ, Scientist
East Columbus
Cory, Pa
Corry Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Oscar Vance
Corry Memorial Hospital
Leonard W Brown
Thomas Sherwood of
Pitts
Daniel Ray
Carl Klingler
That City
Klingler
Mary Sue Shaver
Charles Shaver
Corryites
Suzanne Crowell
Euclid Avenue
Detroit
Ernest Dees
Dees
Neilly
Lakeview
The
Corry Savings and Loan
Savings
BS Nets Center
Starkweather
Gater
Charles Stayweather
Marshall Sherwood
Fairchilds
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