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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1955
Page
4
A historical summary cites Pulitzer Prizes details including eligibility, moral purpose, and notable past awards. It references editors and newspapers, and notes changes in reporting scope and specific named works and individuals. The text also mentions associated journalism organizations and prize history.
Millcreek Township home suffered extensive damage from a lightning strike during a thunderstorm. The bolt tore holes in walls and doors, damaged ceilings and kitchen fixtures, but Mrs. Ewer was only shaken and not hurt. Steward Ewer, a Millcreek police radio operator, reported the scene.
The May 4 1935 column recalls Corryline history with city finances and tax figures. It notes Frank E Westley and Lighites Coday WIM showing tax levels, a $3 26460 variance, and infrastructure work including water improvements at Grind Strippe North Center stock. It mentions a redecorated store and new stock, factory activity on PubAGANtI street, and a 1935 note about the Broadway Mprnral Company performances amid local authority concerns.
A fragmented prompt asks readers to test themselves on current events and national issues. It mentions driving permits, widows versus widowers, governor succession, Mossadegh, and a TV show clue list with names and questions about presidents and surprises, all from a classifieds page.
The Erie County Bureau of Highway Safety reports suspensions for four area motorists and revival for twelve in Corry and nearby. Orville Bemis and three Titusville residents faced temporary losses for hearing absence or traffic violations. Thomas Hoover had a revocation. nineteen others in the county were suspended. licenses were restored to twelve locals including Lloyd Lundy and Robert Drake.
Norman J. Roth was cleared of blame for the February death of Edward J. Hilton, a passenger in Roth’s car that crashed into a utility pole. Hilton’s mother Theresa Hilton embraced Roth after the coroner’s jury verdict was announced.
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