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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1954
Page
4
Erie’s school board, now six Democrats and three Republicans, will expand to seven Democrats and two Republicans after Bruce Parsons resigns June 9 to move to California. A vacancy will be filled by a Democratic appointee serving until late 1965, with screening to begin after the primary.
The painter Whistler is noted to have used a butterfly as his distinctive signature on paintings, marking a unique personal emblem in his works.
The parents of Norman Myers, a 13 year old who was fatally struck on New York Central tracks in November 1952, were awarded a $1,000 settlement. Judge Elmer L. Evans approved the settlement for Mr and Mrs Francis Myers. The youth was struck while walking along the NYC tracks.
Local religious group Pioneers for Christ to gather Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Redman Jr. for prayer meeting and Bible study. The Cutting vicinity notes include various social visits, parties, and community events with families from North East Findley Lake Clymer and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs Carl Martin spent a few days this week visiting relatives in Wilmington Delaware Thursday visitors of Mrs Orphs Hapgood were Mrs Gertie Caster Corry Mrs Edward Imberg Sherman and Moreland Teller of Cald Brook NY Mrs Lulu Hooker of Sherman and Glen Beckerink recently married are residing at his farm Mrs Sarah Spinks former resident moved Monday from the home of her granddaughter Mrs Albert Beckerink to the home of Mrs Maud Gunton at Watts Flats Mrs Spinks celebrated her 97th birthday on May 17 Mrs Orpha Hapgood called on her at the Beckerink home Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Glen Beckerink Mr and Mrs James Briggs and Mrs Orpha Hapgood attended the Sunday service of the Pomona Grange at Busts NY last Sunday.
Leona Curtis sues Joseph Sooty and Donald Anderson in Erie court seeking 25680 for injuries from a May 11 1952 motorcycle car collision at 16th Street and Peach Avenue. She claims pain headaches and dizziness linger after being struck near the curb. Original suit targeted both men. one defendant was suspended during military service.
prominent Titusville banker L C McKinney, 82, longtime chairman of the Titusville Trust Company board, died in an Orlando hospital after a stroke. He was born in 1871 in Franklin and had a career with South Penn Oil, the Bradford field, and the Titusville Iron Works Company before retirement as director.
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