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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1967
Page
7
Letter from landlord argues he acted to recover property after tenant failed to exercise buy option and pay rent, cites public assistance, eviction timeline, and ongoing property repairs. He criticizes press for printing disputed claims while detailing alleged equipment, plumbing neglect, and weather related concerns. Public should consider his side of the story.
In a four county region Erie Crawford Venango and Warren Pennsylvania State Police logged 278 motor vehicle accidents in October. Five died from injuries. Despite a 7 percent rise from last year fatalities fell 54 percent. Reckless driving and excessive speed cited as top causes. Deer vehicle incidents up 25 percent vs last month amid upcoming hunting season. October driver license examinations numbered 1,613, totaling 14,433 for the year.
Bear Lake society pages record weekend visits among local families. Collins residents Earl and Mrs Bangle visited Floyd Smith Sr. Westfield couples Frank Sturssa and Howard Haskins called on Smith. James town’s Charles Peterson visited his sister Mrs J C Manwaring in Bear Lake. Mrs Gertrude Newhouse visited her son Walter Newhouse Sr. in Bear Lake. Mrs Manwaring visited Jamestown’s Ivan Hawkins. Ione Eddy, lately with Art McGraw in Warren, returned home. Clyde Hotchkiss visited Buffalo to see daughter Don Straight family.
State Attorney General William C. Sennett and several board members will travel to Erie next Tuesday for an open 1:30 p.m. hearing at city hall room 300 to hear officials on liquor control issues. Regional hearings have been held in Harrisburg with a nine member panel. Similar sessions are planned in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. In New Delhi a tea stall was found mixing opium into tea.
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