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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1967
Page
7
Limited readable text mentions a person named Ethel and a creek area but lacks coherent event details or complete context to form a structured summary.
The Trask couple marks their 50th by hosting an open house in Mina Corners with guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Imhoff. Nearby, Mrs. Helen Rouse and Miss Audrey Rouse stayed with the Clarkes in Elma, N.Y. over the weekend.
A Seventh-day Adventist essay reflects on Jesus Christ as the living one and the resurrection. It contrasts Christian faith with other religions, cites John 11 25, and notes the symbol RESURGAM on tombs. It recalls Emperor Theodosius releasing prisoners and dreams of opening tombs for life.
J Craig Seastead son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Seastead of Maple Avenue graduated at Constitution Hall with a Master of Science in personnel administration. He studied under the Coast Guard off duty education program and is married with two children.
Greenwich Connecticut AP reports Paul Arnold a baker is allergic to bread flour requiring special treatment to work He remains allergic to dust and wheezes in unswept houses His wife notes it is embarrassing if hosts know of his allergy
Author Nel son Algren who wrote of a narcotics addict's life in The Man with the Golden Arm was freed yesterday on a marijuana possession charge. Two companions also freed after police stopped their car on burglary suspicions and found a small amount of marijuana. The judge ruled the search unreasonable.
Harrisburg reports state secretary of property and supplies announced the suspension of Anson Graeff of Lykens a $4 773 equipment operator from the Bureau of Surplus Federal Property over an inventory shortage. Earlier the assistant director Frank Burke of Red Songwealth was suspended as the investigation continues into conduct unbecoming shortage.
Vietnamese troops hold a lull in fighting along ridgelines three miles south of the demilitarized zone in South Vietnam. AP wirephoto shows soldiers at the front as battles occur nearby.
A coroner ruled the Jamestown deaths of Charles Santa Maria and Stella Thompson accidental carbon monoxide poisonings. Tissue tests by the State Police Lab Albany and air samples from the Pennsylvania Gas Co. showed high CO levels. The pair had been dead about two days when found by a landlord in a Winsor Street apartment. Sister M. Camillus Scully will be installed Mount Mercy College president March 17.
Harold Munson of the Frewsburg School District promised investigations into parent complaints raised before the board. Parents alleged classroom swearing, cafeteria issues, weak sports records, and reading embarrassing book selections. a PTA report may follow in May. About 100 parents attended the session.
Jamestown General Hospital says Bust peace justice H. Willard Ayers is improving after a Sunday head injury. Two unidentified men found Ayers in an overturned car on Strunk road and brought him to the hospital. Police said a full accident report would follow.
Erie County Judge Thomas W. Barber sentenced 19 year old Timothy W. Martell and Raymond F. Cole to nine to 18 months in jail on burglary larceny and forgery charges. Martell stole $2.23 in pennies and nickels from a Millcreek service station on September 28. Cole forged checks totaling 225 dollars and sold a car he did not own. Co defendants Chester L. Smith and others face pending sentencing.
Cambria County teenager Michael F. Simala, 17, of Portage, bound over on a murder charge for the March 1 shooting of elementary school teacher Thomas M. Serenko. Held without bail for the June grand jury session in Ebensburg.
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