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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1959
Page
2
A collage of items including homeowners insurance, jewelry theft reports, estate bequests, car accidents, shopping notices, school board talks, hunting and recreation events, and local ads. Named people include Mrs Helen, Ruth M Rouze, Margaret Jane Shull, and Leon Ross, with places such as Erie and Warren cited along with dates and prices.
In the Corry Memorial Hospital records a list shows Mrs. Roland McCray admitted in Elgin with a 20 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Jewell of Columbus. Additional entries include Albert L. Wright Findley Lake, Michael Bailey Jr. R.D. Mrs. Walter H. Gordon R.D. Mr. Ralph W Webbey Spar Ansbore MISCHARGED Mrs. Thomas P. Hall 339 West Wistinegton St Frank F. Kasper Columbus Mrs Rex Kenniston 3211 North Center St Glenn King 811 West Congress Street.
President Eisenhower flew to Augusta Georgia for an indefinite period of rest and work with plans for a January session of Congress. First Lady Eisenhower to follow by train after delaying departure. Officials say he will meet with Budget Director Maurice H. Stas and other officials for subweak and possible new legislation while in Georgia.
Unclear OCR text reports UC Nazarene pastor to start Sunday morning services in Linjour City. Mentions family relocation to Erie County and connection to Bates College Harvard College and Eastern Nazarene University, with ordination in 1955 and ministerial title.
AP dispatch reports Pennsylvania Attorney General Anne X. Alparn urged a no strike rule for hospitals during a conference with nurses. She said nurses would face no intimidation when workers strike and declined to comment on banning hospital strikes.
Area hospitals report admissions for Mrs. Milton Lowe R D 1 Union Gill Juvin Range RD 2 Center ville Mrs Stanley Sunder RD 3 Cor May Lopus RD 3 Waterford. Discharges include Carl Carlstrom 122 South Main Street Union City and EWa Cs Atlantic Street Union City.
Union City Area School Board approved purchasing reference materials and science equipment with half costs reimbursed under the National Defense Education Act. To handle more meals, staff will work 15 more minutes daily, extending the workday to seven hours. The meeting adjourned at 9 o clock to review two-year hiring.
William H. Crittenden, 8%, who rode Casey Jones Cannonball Express when it wrecked 29 years ago, died in New Orleans. He recalled Jones on a cot at the scene and that Jones died later. fireman Sim Webb survived briefly and died years afterward. Local workers sang about the fatal smashup as a writer’s memory grew.
Thomas Vachon, 54, of Somersworth, died after a freak accident Sunday night when his car air forced through a cement wall in a parking lot at Frisbie Hospital area. Police said he fell from the damaged wall and landed on his head. He had been hospitalized since Tuesday following injuries from the mishap.
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