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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1974
Page
4
A collage of local line ads lists Brokenstraw Inn meals and takeout, Ford rental services, Uncle Willie's Alumni week venue, lawnmower parts, a shoe sale, home stereos, and various auctions. It promotes summer activities including alumni dances, a dairy month special at Elmview Dairy, and numerous community notices from Columbus area vendors and clubs.
Friday afternoon desk volunteers include Mary Jane Stright with none Friday evening. admissions list names Susan 5 and Jennifer 4 daughters of local residents. Discharged: Timothy 3 son of Bromley. Timothy and Nancy Peterson listed among others in Union City Corry and Clymer.
Jamestown man Robert Ziolkowski 26 pleaded guilty in Chautauqua County Court to first degree unlawful imprisonment and two counts of first degree attempted burglary for abducting and assaulting a 50 year old woman in September. Prosecutors say he forced her to drive to the Mayville area where the assault occurred and the victim identified him in a Jamestown police lineup.
Government key witness David Karotko described a two person plot with Eli Sherrell to burgle First National Bank on 7th and French in Erie after a major City of Erie deposit. Karotko said he was paid 6000 to 8000 dollars to aid the February 1972 theft as the case went to jurors.
A color television knob found in the A and P parking lot may aid Titusville police in solving a robbery at McLaughlin and Heim TV Sales. Thieves took two Admiral color TVs, two Admiral black and white sets, and a stereo system valued at 1215 dollars. Investigation continues.
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