Marriage License Application Filmed at Erie County Court House
Paul Churidrade 26 and Helen L. Shier 19 both of Corry filed a marriage license application at the Erie County court house.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1955
Page
6
Paul Churidrade 26 and Helen L. Shier 19 both of Corry filed a marriage license application at the Erie County court house.
A wide range of brief items from Corry and surrounding areas includes two injuries from accidents with lacerations treated and released, a stolen car recovered in Titusville, a New York City discovery of Mary Fondy from Erie, and various police calls. Also noted are a rainbow sighting, a film screening schedule, a tractor safety message, a derailment disruption affecting rail service, and local community meetings and small-town incidents.
The Beaver Club plans a second fund drive to raise 13000 for Lights at the Corry Area High School. A two night event featured local talent with Arthur Laurl, John Rosstacher, Edward Kovi, and a Dr T Helsey skit. Audience praised the performances and a novelty black light act drew notice. Tickets go on sale at Janwerr's Sea’s and the K A Restaurant.
Parents of two teen boys vow to curb vandal behavior after they sprayed green paint on a 1955 model car. One father suggested old fashioned paddling as a potential corrective measure while officials prepare for a weekend event and jackets with orange lapels are discussed for attire.
A bill in equity seeking an injunction against a compost plant in Millcreek was filed in county court today. Prothonotary William Liljengberg announced the filing on behalf of the township and nearby dumping grounds.
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