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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1963
Page
6
Three Erie boys Dennis Mc Gil 13 Richard Page 18 and Edward Page 20 returned to Erie after walking from Corry Friday night and arriving Saturday. The trip covered long miles and followed a group of nine that started from Erie at 5 a.m. Sunday.
Warren County coroner Ed C Lowrey said WARREN W F Ballshurst 69 of Pittsburgh died a day after a Sunday crash eight miles north of Tionesta. Autopsy found death from multiple rib fractures pulmonary hemorrhage and brain injuries. Eyewitnesses reported the car ran off the road struck a utility pole and overturned onto a steep bank.
The city considers an alternate side parking ordinance adding Sections 28 29 and 30. Sections would restrict parking on odd numbered and even numbered street sides at specific hours only on posted streets. Clark and Walter Ross the streets superintendent will survey which streets qualify and sign locations will be proposed to Council.
AP reviews Arthur Godfrey's second TV special of the season noting a mix of animal acts, puppet humor with Lamb Chop, and voice work by Mel Blanc. The piece criticizes pacing and sharpness, while predicting schedule shifts at CBS including potential changes to The Real McCoys and Car 54.
Ronnie Nash, 13, recovered his bicycle after two years and found it in the Methodist Church lot. Police matched the unclaimed bike at the station to him, but he had outgrown it and lent the bike to a friend who fits it now.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court hears the Millcreek School Board versus George L. Pease Jr with permission granted for an additional attorney to present oral arguments. Pease, a 28 year old teacher who died December 22, 1961, is represented by several lawyers as the case moves through state appellate channels.
The Schwabs signed a right of way allowing a catch basin to be built but none exists yet. City council turns the problem over to Victor Ward, the part time city engineer, to handle flooding before the new full time engineer arrives. Seepage in the Schwab cellar is described as akin to a faucet. The Schwab family grows impatient as warm weather intensifies runoff from the south.
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