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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1957
Page
2
Community classifieds list printing services church notices and meetings plus legal update on a Crawford County habeas corpus custody hearing. Local sports radio career move and fundraiser auction for Camp Lend-A-Hand highlight civic activities in Meadville and surrounding towns.
Local items report a 6:30 p m tureen picnic at Mead Park by Vicinity Good Samaritan class with fallback in church basement if rain. McIntyre's advertises white sports denim and a June paint sale. Town police justice A Roy Perkins resigns effective tomorrow after salary request denial. A boy sustains a fractured leg from a car collision involving 88 year old driver William Intihar. Moose Club, Silver Links picnic meals, and Lakewood mayor Howard Sutphen obituary noted. Beach towels offered at McIntyre's.
In Otsu Japan the Japanese District Court sentenced Private Randall B Boyles 24 of Kenton Delaware to 15 years imprisonment for assaulting robbing and murdering a Buddhist priest last December His unconscious body was tossed into Lake Elwa where he drowned The judge cited his penitent attitude and 400 sympathy money to the widow as factors The army covered 83933 dollars For this job Delwein Town Dave Strang 19 walked about 50 miles Monday to set a world amateur marathon golf record and began a new job yesterday as a part time caretaker.
At The Hospital aEpened waem today. Admitted Gryille Jackman R D 2 Spartansburg. Tuke Varrasa 202 Franklin siree Melvin Wallace RD 4 Sophen Cobb RD 3 Spartansburg. Mrs Roy Fields 18 West Park Place Leama. Discharged Harold Goodwill RD, Y Ronald son of Archie Pless RD Earl Read Northaigehe. Mrs Gertie Tressier Guslant Clair Welder RD 2 Spartansburg. Louis Brown 190 Fifth oyer Roger son of WillE Moore Sherman. Judge Herbert A Mook sentenced two Oil City soldiers Glenn-L-Mellellan and Bernard M Foster 19 to 6 to 12 months in Crawford County jail for stealing an automobile. Warden meal note and local ad copy follow. 1919 Concord Community Club meeting Friday with ice cream social and bake sale.
Judge David Melee and Prosecutor Thomas O Brien met about a grand jury to hear murder charges following a fatal shooting at an apartment in Barton Ohio. Victims include 95 year old Alex Twlarchyk and family member James Mitcham.
Irvin N Gifford dies at Warren General Hospital at age 73 after a long illness. Born October 9, 1884, in Wattsburg he owned a business there before retiring in 1946 and moving to Tidioute. Survived by his wife Antoinette McCullough, daughter Mrs. Clyde Byers, son Howard J. Gifford, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral service Friday at 2 pm at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Burnham. interment Beaiderdam Cemetery.
Port au Prince reels as hundreds flee amid renewed violence after a military junta ousts political backers of Tops Dejowe and Provisional President. Troops patrol streets while stores reopen under orders, with reports of mass arrests near two thousand and a growing death toll.
Witness Jerome Lamanna described the Mann Mine Research and Development Co formed with 5 5400 capital in 19 11 and two years later earning 310 798 in gross income. Of that, 292 700 came from Turnpike tunnel sealing and a small survey project. Original stockholders included Charles W. Sticker Jr and a defendant. Others in the case cited include Richard A. Selmer Mark C McQuillen David R. Mitchell A W Gauger and Richard H. Evans.
Testimony covers profits on a turnpike contract and alleged 100 percent billing profit while Deputy Atty. Gen. Panati faces a perjury charge claim by defense counsel. Tamanna testified about years 1961 1952 profit figures and a 7 percent implied rate. Reading Company yard contract details given. bookkeeper hired in 1951 at 125 dollars weekly.
The state will seek the death penalty for Robert T. Davis in the murder of Emily Poster. Her husband, Biman Foster, testified he found her body near their garage on January 20 after returning from bowling. Prosecutor Samuel Strauss argued robbery was the motive and outlined the case against Davis.
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