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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1953
Page
6
Rev Garman Sherwood arrives for a 2 45 PM assembly at the auditorium sponsored by Hiey and the Senior Tri Hi Y. He will speak in nine more area schools this week after a prior warm reception with the Carry Jamestown foremen.
The forecast covers March 1 to March 15 with near normal temperatures in Western PA New York West Virginia and Ohio with milder spell on Thursday and south Wednesday and colder Friday. Precipitation is expected in the first and near the end of the period. A real estate transfer records property exchange from MacHain Sears ux to Peter Glavis at 4 King Street in Erie County.
Cambria County authorities plan to petition the court to commit Jean Christoff 24 brother of a Penn State coed killed in February. Dr. Ben Myers reports Christoff is mentally ill and needs treatment while he faces burglary charges and denies knowledge of his sister June 21 death at their Frugality home.
State Police approached a truck at Laurel Hill interchange to complain of illegal parking and found Edward Wentworth of Irvington New Jersey overcome by carbon monoxide. Wentworth 20 was in fair condition at Somerset Community Hospital after saying he pulled in for a nap and forgot to shut off the motor.
REA and Pennsylvania Electric Co. sign a five year contract with four new substations under provisions. REA serves about 7 000 rural electric users in Crawford and three other counties and buys power from Penelec. Expansions include two new substations in Wayne and Plum Townships and two more planned for Teepleville and Rome Township in 1955. New lines to be built by Penelec. Agreement awaits state and federal approvals.
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