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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1958
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows a probate note referencing a will and a son named in relation to a Mrs Aday figure. Other details are unreadable, leaving the core elements uncertain but indicating a familial estate matter in progress.
The Warren Area Chamber of Commerce endorsed a proposal by the Parking Authority to build a 212 car lot and raise at least 7500 from businessmen. The Authority seeks 10000 from Warren Borough for the project. Fluoridation of Warren’s water will be decided at the December council meeting after public input and a pending ordinance for Madraderie. A fire destroyed a tourist cabin near North East and damaged fruit trees, owned by John Phillips and Alfred Spero. Union City Hospital buys a $16000 x ray unit boosting voltage to 100000 volts reducing radiation exposure. The Titusville Board of Health shut The Diner for failure to comply with a cleanup order. Two first polio cases reported in Venango County. A Meadville jury found Robert C. Lynce not guilty of drunken driving but ordered him to pay costs. Macy’s blood drive planned by Franklin machinists to aid Saundra Keller. A North Center Street woman complains about a magazine policer’s conduct. police issue traffic citations on West Pleasant Street. An old 1842 U.S. map found in Meadville hints at historical boundaries. The St Lawrence Seaway cost is projected near 50 million more than estimates.
Mrs. H Jackson, 79, died at home of her daughter Mrs George Sheckler in Tidoute after a long illness. Born June 9 1879 in Tylersburg Pa she married Marshal Jackson on September 20 1900 in Warren County. Survived by two daughters Mrs Raymond Tripp Garland and Mrs Sheckler nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers. The body rests at the Raymond Tripp residence in Garland with calling hours and funeral Sunday at 3 pm officiated by Rev Leo Mather with burial in Presbyterian Cemetery Gorva ne.
Allies face reduced room west of Berlin as Khrushchev urges an end to the four power regime. Moscow hints East German talks could lead to Russian troop withdrawals, pressuring allies to reduce forces in the West. diplomats see no sudden shifts, but a long term European pressure shift toward a possible summit.
State Police of Corry warn merchants today to beware of a fake draft resembling a Bell Telephone Co of Pennsylvania check. The notice directs reporting any information on passing this counterfeit check and provides guidance to avoid accepting such frauds.
Publican statewide candidates in the Nov. 4 general election indicate Stassen favors Gov. elect Nelson Rockefeller as a potential 1960 presidential contender. He lists Rockefeller, U.N. Ambassador Lodge, Treasury Secretary Anderson, and Interior Secretary Seaton, omitting Nixon. Stassen cites Democrats’ caused by the invasion-spoke election as a factor.
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