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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1957
Page
2
An officer from the State Sanitary Water Board said he will check the Erie Sewage Disposal plant conditions to see if sewage treatment can be increased from 60 percent. James Harvey, regional inspector, said he would like to see the treatment percentage raised as soon as possible.
The Corry area reports hospital admissions including Kathleen Keppel age 5 and several others with addresses on West Frederick Street East Columbus Avenue Wayne Street and North East. Discharges list Ronald Burrows Shirley Sherwood Mrs Zalmeck and more. A fundraiser seal sale supports Crippled Children’s Society and Rotary. New and used car sales begin at Thomas Motors. A March 26 talent show at Corry Area High School benefits PTA. A legal transaction funds expansion of Middleboro and Me ean Joint High School with a deed to the State Public School Building Authority. Local beer and beverage distributorship ad appears.
A chaotic OCR style listing for WBEN TV Buffalo Channel 4 shows a weekend and Sunday schedule. It includes Our Miss Brooks The Buccaneers Headlines sporta quis Film Science Fiction Film Jackie Gleason Show Oh Bosanna Hey Jeanie Gunmoke Silent Service Late News and Weather Sports Saturday Prays House Morning Worship Service Weather Cartoon Corner Championship Bowling Face The Nation World News Tonight Odyssey The Black Star Rises Boing Boing Broadway style items and show titles with times scattered and sometimes garbled.
An 11 year old boy was trapped with twisted legs inside an empty oil barrel yesterday afternoon. Firefighters chiseled out the barrel bottom, freeing him. He was unharmed. Also noted are notices of the Oil City High School Class of 1997 reunion and a Moose Club dance with Mood Men, plus a county wide polio inoculation drive ending after a second round of shots.
Doctor John Bodking Adams faces a recessed murder trial as nurse testimony ties his actions to Mrs. Edith Morrell 81. The patient died after a drugged state described by the nurse, who also notes an injection Adams prepared. Morrell left Adams a silver chest and a Rolls Royce for his will.
Abeeemeeps AISHICHE urged Hildy McCay remain with Jewish foster parents rather than return to her Catholic birth mother. Bishop John Wesley Lord defended the Ellises Melvin B. and wife charged with kidnapping as the Massachusetts extradition proceeds.
Quake originated in the San Andreas fault. San Francisco sits on the fault edge, with a Richtée magnitude rating of 5.5 compared to 6.29 for the 1906 quake. The event caused millions in damage, cracked reservoirs, and widespread disruption. Lake Merced shores saw dramatic damage along with numerous fires and alarms. Police Chief Petrocchi activated disaster measures. no serious injuries reported, but many bruises and cuts from debris.
Mrs Clyde Robideaux hosted a birthday party for her daughter Dea ise with several guests. Residents visited Franklin, Erie or Louisville, shared Red Cross drives, and observed belated birthdays and sales. James Croscut called on Andrew Parks. Wallace sale plans include a move to Little Hope. grazing comments on auto trips and family gatherings fill the week.
Eight persons including three juveniles were charged with larceny and receiving stolen goods for stealing equipment from the Brownsville Junction coke ovens of U S Steel Corp mine of Taylor twelve miles north of Uniontown. The juveniles were turned to juvenile authorities. The others were jailed in default of $1,000 bond. Jailees include Clyde R Vor Divner 29 Ruth 19 Samuel M 31 Clyde Shepley 24 and Willis Lancaster 19 all of Grindstone area.
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