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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1956
Page
6
County commissioners weigh whether to reimburse juror Paul Crone of Lake City for a coat stolen from a courthouse cloakroom on April 11 during his civil case service. Crone valued the coat at $75 and urged a responsible remedy, while the judge and officials plan further discussion.
An Area resident living at 2 Ches street Union City died yesterday at Stem Menor Hospital after an acute attack. He worked for Standard Chair Co but suffered illness after reporting for work. Survived only by his wife Mrs Rhodes Wells. Funeral services for Hirold Lymn of Evanzetthal United Brethren Church will be held at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with burial in Rootville Cemetery.
Unrest grips Parris Island Marine Base as Brig General Greene overhauls the recruit training program. Maj Gen J Burger’s transfer sparks resentment among drill instructors and junior officers. Court martial prospects loom for a recruit platoon leader linked to a drowning incident.
A truck leaving Route 39 skidded and struck a tree, injuring Buell Coulis and her daughter Mrs Robet Jonna of Cane forvill. Johnson suffered a deep cut and other injuries while a neighbor, Corry Statr Police said the truck driver, apparently Mrs Johnson, lost control as the vehicle damaged a tree square.
Multiple injuries reported after falls and mishaps across Corry area. Mrs. Foster Calier of 119 Park Street, injured ankle while at home. Nelson of 381 South Central Avenue sustained laceration to right index finger. William Klinger, 20, cut foot on power mower at Corry Area High School. Five-year-old Douglas Mishler and Harold Mishher of 18 East Irving Street treated for facial injuries from a fall in home bath. Glassey of 9 East Main Street observed. another worker injured during Ajax building demolition on North Center Street.
Pittsburgh planners announce the construction of a $160,000 outdoor skating rink sized 100 by 200 feet at South Pay. The four-rink complex is scheduled to open with formal ceremonies next week, pending final approvals.
City officials haggled over reuse of a school site once cleared for construction. A plan to convert the lot into a playground faced funding strings attached and negotiations with the school district and private industry. Mayoral figures and the Chamber of Commerce outlined steps to finalize the sale and park use while preserving city interests.
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