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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1970
Page
6
Police intervened in a wrangle between youths with officers only speaking to the children involved. An 11 year old boy said he fought two older boys on the way home from school. A caller reported a couple in a car at Mead Park and attempted to wake them without success. An emergency truck was dispatched but not needed.
MEADVILLE Gary Hershberger a 20 year old Allegheny College junior was among three persons arrested Tuesday in a clandestine chemistry lab allegedly producing bulk amphetamines for sale in western Pennsylvania Federal narcotics agents raided Donald Brenneman 29 of Coraopolis finding the lab in the home Hershberger was taken before federal officials in Erie Brenneman and William Holly 21 were arrested in Coraopolis All were released on five thousand dollar bond They supplied amphetamines in bulk quantities to distributors packaging the drug in tablet form The arrests involved a one pound shipment ordered by undercover agents and all face federal drug charges
Corry Management Club at Moose Lodge will host William J Schilling northern division manager at General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and Erie Tourist and Convention Bureau director as speaker at the May 27 dinner meeting. Ladies night and dancing follow the 6 30 p m dinner. Reservations must be made today. Jim King driving the King and Marshall dragster from Warren Rhode Island won the top $2000 purse in the American Hot Rod Association Grand American Nationals top fuel eliminations.
Kevin Amy won top honors as St Thomas School seventh and eighth graders showcased science fair projects. Over 200 attendees saw 18 students receive awards including David Leslie for best overall, with Ann Kolaja second and John Lutz third. Other recognitions covered Creativity Display and Oral categories, with honorable mention to several students.
LeBoeuf District Scouts from Washington Trail Council gather at Willow Springs camping area one mile west of Elgin for a Spring Advancement Camporee. Activities focus on completing second and first class Scout requirements. Check-in begins 6:30 tomorrow with camp inspection at noon Sunday. Units missing tomorrow night may register at 9 a.m. Saturday.
In East Springfield a riding lawn mower accident at 3:30 p.m. amputated the right foot of Kathy Diehl, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Diehl of East Springfield Route 1. She is listed in fair condition at St. Vincent Hospital after being airlifted by Fairview Ambulance.
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