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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1968
Page
3
The day’s biggest event at North Hills starts 9 am with more than 100 golfers from city industrial leagues. Lou Potter warned the tee may stay tied up until about 1 pm as players compete, guiding weekend plans for area golfers.
Corry State Police report a rear end collision at an Bear Lake intersection yesterday injuring two women as passengers in a car driven by Harold Skinner. Louella Johnson, 52, and Eulah Skinner, 59, both of near Pittsfield and Columbus, sustained whiplash but did not require medical treatment. The Skinner vehicle was struck from behind by a truck driven by Claire Loomis, 39, of Sugar Grove, after Skinner slowed for a right turn with no signal. Damages totaled 500 to both vehicles.
Representative Forest W. Hopkins introduces Bill No. 2302 to standardize traffic rules with surrounding states. It enforces penalties for left lane driving in no passing zones and on marked strips. The measure allows local signs on other state highways and seeks sign cost savings and nationwide uniformity for road safety.
High and others list major employers in Corry with A P ranking and utilities. Erie Lackawanna Rail Road serves the area while General Public Utilities Penelec and Western Union provide facilities. Local firms include McInnes Steel and Corry Rubber Corp forming a diverse industrial base with a $25 million payroll.
Attorneys for Skyline Plant of Phillips Products Inc and United Steelworkers Local 6574 agreed on a court order continuing an injunction restricting union picketing at the Titusville plant. About 100 union members struck May 20 over a contract dispute. The order limits pickets to three at the entrance and requires a 40 foot clearance for vehicles. Representatives include Rowland Mahany and Charles Purdy for Skyline and Milton Rosen for the local union.
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