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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1957
Page
2
Directors of Erie Forge and Steel Corp announce a regular quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share of common stock, payable at a defined date. The notice appears amid a page of local notices including business updates, education, and community events.
State Highways Engineer Robert Coleman says the new Bootjack Hill project will not include a truck pull-out or 20 mile per hour speed limit. He notes three lanes make the pull-out unnecessary despite local calls to prevent runaway truck incidents. The item appears among local notices and community briefs from Erie County and Ridgway.
Admitted patients include Mrs Reuben Randall Earl Patterson Tracy Janet Orlo Jackson Albert Bunting Thomas Graham John Graham Thurston Anderson Charles Henry and Albert Xander. Discharges list Mrs Russell Johnson Donald Danicott Charles Cornish Ray Burrows Leona Flaherty and Leona Flaherty Jr. Wedding time for Balng Elein shifted to 9 am at St Elizabeth's Church Tomorrow. Hair stylist Heaton to be at Marge's Beauty Salon June 22 for appointments. Judge O Clare Kent remains critically ill after cerebral hemorrhage at Spencer Hospital Meadville. Friday night shoppers invited to Dimer's Cafeteria for Old Hickory barbecue dinner.
Moose Club announces new management this week with Friday fish dinners from 5 to 8 p.m. and Saturday dinners from 5 to 12 a.m. Guests invited as venue opens for members.
Testimony finished in a military trial of 40 defendants linked to anti American riots sparked by a US court martial acquittal. Most pleaded innocent with verdicts due next week. Lu Po-chen 37 admitted taking part in the embassy attack claiming no anti American sentiment.
A Swedish girl Christina Wennerstrom and her 18 year old boyfriend Huw Williams, runaway couple from the United States, were picked up in Pennsylvania after speeding near Montoursville. Christina’s passport was taken by her father to ensure return to Sweden, and Huw lost his Senate page job. Christina’s mother traveled to Pennsylvania to retrieve her daughter, while Embassy spokesman Hugo Lindgren suggested the couple might wed if the relationship continues.
Mrs Anna Gale 71 of R D 4 Union City died yesterday after illness lasting months. She lived in the Union City area all her life and was survived by three sisters Mrs Raymond Emerson Mrs James Griffin and Mrs Arthur Watson a brother Lynn Cross and seven grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m Sunday at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with Rev Dwight Jack officiating burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
John Diefenbaker and the Conservative party won government in Canada, ending 22 years of Liberal rule. The party defeated Louis St Laurent’s Liberals in a June 10 vote. Diefenbaker became the new prime minister and took the oath after Vincent Massey accepted St Laurent’s resignation.
The Mayflower project faces a leadership shift as board chairman Charlton and director Lowe reportedly resigned. Fenston, a Lloyd’s underwriter and financier, claimed to backers that shares would be transferred to the trust designate and voiced willingness to take control to pay creditors and direct profits to charity if resignations occur.
Lavern Heckathorne 34 of Oil City was awarded 35000 in federal court for the loss of his leg suffered October 1983 when he fell from a Milwaukee freight car at Pennsylvania Railroad’s Cedar Yards in Oil City. The crash led to a trial where questions of liability and damages were examined.
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