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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1946
Page
3
Ray Laurie assistant fire chief reported his Dodge coupe stolen from a parking lot near the Methodist Church. The car was found on Concord street near East Main a few hours later with minor damage. Laurie discovered the loss at 10 40 p m.
Three civil suits were settled out of court on Tuesday in Erie County. A jury awarded Arline Kent of Wattsburg 159.60 for auto damages after a collision with a truck driven by Howard Kimmy. Agnes Stupak of Erie filed against the City of Erie and Pennsylvania Railroad for a trip over a damaged signal, settling as well. The Harry C. Jordan estate suits arising from a Route 20 crash near Mukenn Avenue were settled for Lairds, Orton, and Harry Vogt of North East, with Orton seeking compensation for injuries and parents’ expenses.
In Oil City on March 6 two Latchaw brothers Russell age 5 and Larry age 7 ate tubers unearthed in their yard. Russell died at Franklin Hospital at 9 20 pm while Larry fell ill but recovered enough to go home the same night. The father was digging near their home when he uncovered the tubers.
Corry Talk of the Month Club announces Welthy Honsinger Fisher as guest for March 12. Members may bring a guest and must sign in at the secretary’s desk with a guest privilege slip and pay a small fee. The meeting will set plans for the 1946 47 season and enrollment cards will be distributed.
Punxsutawney residents rode to the polls in 25 Chamber of Commerce cars and approved a 129000 flood control budget by 2218 to 3. The project will widen and deepen the Mahoning Creek channel for nearly four miles, with federal funds of about 1750000 expected. Burgess John G. Shermer said the creek will handle about 20 percent more water after the work.
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