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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1958
Page
2
Local notices detail school board discussions on teaching science and gifted programs, building additions, and seat sales for a Beaver Bowl game. Other items cover a court case involving Jacob Antill, car accidents, charity drives, clothing collections, church and school construction progress, a turkey party, a film premiere, and various local promotions and shop notices.
Hospital report items show admissions and discharges for residents including Roger Munn and Mrs Rein MaWirey with addresses in Corry. Police warn merchants against selling tobacco to under 18s after complaints about minors smoking in Dunkirk. Traffic division reports fines collected from warrants and over-the-counter payments totaling 433 dollars. Community items note a Friday night buffet in Corry, jail sentences for theft and hit-and-run driving, a local Grange meeting, and a Kane Teen Club program ending soon with building sale plans. Local notices include a feed of church and club activities, rummage sale, PTA meeting with Dr Rodemeyer, Moose stag night, and a pursuit of a blond man using the alias Frank Lindsey after a counterfeit check.
An Erleite seeks more than $5,000 in damages for a bench gap after a cafe bar tender allegedly struck him with a bottle on March 11, 1983. Stanley Gum owak filed the suit yesterday in county court against Michael Kwilowski, owner of the K and M Cafe. Also, Sears offers a pre Christmas credit plan with no payments until January if ordered before November 17. Open times and delivery details for Corry Beverage Distributor are given, plus Erie Meter System updates and a resignation at the Erie city streets department. Breakfast special at The Fountainette is 55 cents.
An Elyria family en route to Buffalo broke down in Erie and could not obtain parts or a hire car. Francis L. Mc Gilire, who runs the service station, loaned them his own auto. they returned it Sunday, and the family praised the act as the nicest thing that has happened to them.
Mrs Ray State nan hosted a Stanley Party with thirteen ladies and Marion Humphrey as demonstrator. Arthur Wallace won the door prize while guests enjoyed pie salad and coffee. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs David Albright in Martinburg. Various church and family events mark a busy week across Clymer, Hatch Hollow and surrounding towns with birthdays dinners and visits from Buffalo, Lakewood and Erie.
Scores of parents visited Corry public schools yesterday as part of American Education Week. Classes ran on normal schedules with many observing elementary lessons. Wright, Concord and Harding elementary schools drew the largest turnout.
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