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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1960
Page
2
Fragmented notes from a local page show ads for car displays including a Pontiac Tempest and Buick Special, plus Elks dinner and a state police promotion. Also mentioned are small-town incidents, notices, and a criminal case involving a teen theft and a man found guilty of fraud.
A 17-year-old Jefferson youth faces charges after a temporary incident involving a hit-and-run claim. The report notes the youth’s involvement with a local auto service and a sequence of events leading to the petition and service details.
Corry and area children raised 34 dollars night by going door to door for UNICEF. Stewart A Dodg of the Chamber of Commerce dried coins on an electric fan. Wright Show! hosted 120 participants earning 104.48. First Presbyterian Church reported 3 workers 60.98. St Bartholomew 60 workers 41.46. St Pauls Katheran 38 workers 30.89. Additional totals listed from Conelwa School 40.07 Harding School 55 workers 0.74, Collins School 25.13, with Sprine Chefs 9.32.
As of 7 a m today unable to summon a physician in case of emergency call 2801 at Cony Memorial Hospital. Admitted: B Goodrich of Spar Sansbune, a daughter of Roland Rogers. Evy Jude of Jautestown. Daniel King, 2 months old, son of Donald and Cosmb ut Lyntort G. Chase. Mrs Douglas Brown of Curry. Robesl Owens, 5, son of Willis Owens. Mrs Glent Conklin of Spring Creek. Donati Porter Mill Village. Mrs Clyde Rust R D3. Mrs Millie Henry, Union. Discharged: Mrs Joseph Glavuno of Foreview Street. Wilbur Camp, R D4 Corry. Mrs Glent Conklin. Mrs George Keir Mill Village. Mrs Gerald Thomas R D2 Coayterville. Vanessa Rae Follett R D3 Chey Giorge Toohey A D 1 Spathunshitty.
FAA revoked the pilot rating of Donald Lot Chester after the Arete Pacific Airlines crash near Iida Ohio, a finding cited care and responsibility lapses. Chester appealed. the action was stayed by a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing.
Fragmentary text reports a wedding involving actress Jean Simmons and a person named Alinas on the California coast. Other readable fragments mention a California setting and a book-related context, but key details are unclear.
Wayne County judge ordered Shuffstall committed to Fumen State Hospital in strict custody after insanity findings in the May 28 rifle killings of Harold DuPont and neighbor Vern Rose. Defense argued mental unbalance while prosecution pressed for trial on the murder indictments. attorney said appeal possible after review of the order.
Mrs. Wo A Fulingim reached age 100 on Tuesday in Mountain Park Oklahoma. No party due to illness. Husband 108 says he feels fine. They plan to vote and note they were married many years ago.
Philadelphia officials weigh taxing visiting pro athletes for the time they stay in the city. Revenue Commissioner Mor Rotman cites impartial collection and considers collecting on the total visit or only time spent playing. Current local players from the Phillies Eagles Warriors and Ramblers already pay the tax, with suburban players prorated by home games.
Funeral notices announce a Requiem Mass for Mrs. John Mary Goda to be held at St Elizabeths Church at 9 p.m. Thursday. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home Monday evening and Tuesday to Wednesday afternoons. Rosary to be recited Wednesday evening. Interment will follow at St Elizabeths Cemetery.
Titusville police said a 10 wheel dump truck struck a left rear end of a 1956 sedan owned by William A. Murray of Titusville. The truck, driven by Rainey, was later stopped by Oil City police after Titusville notified them to pursue it. Rainey, 48, of Strattonville, WIL, will be charged with leaving the scene and with a city drunk charge.
Gary Rowe aged seven died at Altoona Hospital after pellets lodged in his brain for nearly a year. Deputy Coroner William Grinf ord of Blair County said the boy was struck at school on November 7, 1959, and later died of meningitis caused by the metal pellets.
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