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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1954
Page
2
The itemized page lists municipal moves and incidents across Erie and Oil City communities. It notes a new city post for Joseph Behroeder, a Brabender meeting, a declined interview, a court release, insurance and legal notices, a minister’s damages claim, a coroner’s certificate, a gift subscription price, and Falconer and Falconer area obituaries alongside local business ads, a new fire hall plan, and shop services.
Round square and polka dancing to the music of Sons of the West at Moose Lodge Friday night from 8 to 12. Erle Warner, 70, of Wesleyville, died after an extended illness. his wedding anniversary would have been May 6. A live floor show and dancing at the Vets Club Saturday night from 9:30 to 2. An 18-year-old German refugee, missing a week, returned home safely. Eric Berghaus had been visiting Meadville. Lawrence Thompson, 33, removed from the missing persons list after returning from Atlanta.
Jamestown: William James Saber 20 is jailed on a third degree burglary charge in connection with a Jamestown hardware store break in. He waived examination before Peace Justice A Roy Perkins of Mayville and was ordered held for the grand jury. Also notes a Saturday night square dance at OOF Hall North East with The Mello Tones. Turkeys trip chosen by youth ambassador Terry Duro.
Meadville Cochranton Junior Senior High School teachers urged the Cochranton Joint School Board for a $200 cost of living raise. The board's operating committee deferred action, with spokesmen saying no decision would come for about a month.
Martha Britton, clerk of court, shut down her office citing unnecessary delays under county action. She stated officials aimed to minimize public penalties, noting operation hours from 9 30 to 2 and urging resolution by county commissioners. The report also mentions signs for sale, a dental inquiry, and a minister receiving a church call.
A rummage sale is planned at 122 North Center street for Davis Radio TV store, with dates Thursday and Friday. Meadville area notes include a Monona Grange vote backing milk price reductions in Pennsylvania stores. a 10 year old youth confesses to three Crawford County burglaries. police link thefts to Saegers town, Bill's Diner, Ross Esso, Co W Walter, and Littles Corpers incidents. Italian American Club annual stage party set for March 9. Wattsboro Borough adopts 1954 budget with unchanged tax rate of 22 mills, 15 for general purposes and 7 for street lighting.
James B. Dutt and Boward Martin, both Republicans, were among 50 senators voting in favor of a measure to admit Mexican farm workers to the country with or without Mexico's concurrence yesterday. Twenty two senators opposed the bill.
Funeral services will be held here tomorrow for Ben Pawlina 41 former Duquesne University football backfield star and later coach of basketball and football at Alliance College Cambridge Springs Pa Pawlina died last Tuesday night of a heart attack.
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