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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1966
Page
3
A brief legal notice notes a courtroom proceeding involving a defendant referenced as "theless," with an implication of a fine and jail time. The exact charges and full names are unclear in the fragmented OCR text, but the item indicates a criminal case outcome or ongoing hearing.
An unreadable fragment references a forecast of a $700 national impact and a total output around $50 billion. It mentions an 8 percent figure and a 3 percent element, but lacks context.
Ambiguous OCR fragments discuss certainty and identification of asts amid economic concerns. The text references adjustments, rates, and a key fellow, noting who spoke and what was decided, with partial phrases suggesting a year and course context.
The readable fragments mention hunger and a digestive focus with references to broth, bread, and healing. Names, dates, places, or clear actions are not present. The text appears as garbled OCR with partial phrases about meals and nourishment.
Otto Orkin, pest-control millionaire, seeks court action to gain access to trust income after solvency disputes and guardianship shifts left him with no income. The case, filed in Fulton County Superior Court, follows years of intrafamily litigation and mental incompetence rulings.
Erie realtors say a tangle of taxes including sewer rentals millage and the real estate transfer tax hits property owners. In Corry the transfer tax yields 7750 so far this year, a small fraction of revenue, not a major budget factor. Brokers warn rising mortgage points and taxes push rents up while buyers and sellers are discouraged, potentially shrinking city income if tax blocks fail.
Clifford Long reports Mead Park hosted about 7000 ice skaters in the 29 day period last winter from December 2 to March 1. Activities included Easter Egg Hunt with 1000 participants, a six day teen program, Little League play across 50 days, and three July playoff dates attended by around 500. Facilities improvements noted include museum, pavilion, playground, tennis courts, and pond work.
ERIE PA AP Jackson Williams 75 father in law of Clark Gable to be buried in Erie cemetery after private funeral from Encino California. Williams died Tuesday in a hospital following heart ailment. His daughter Kay Gable arrived hours earlier.
Warren State Police investigate mailbox thefts along Route 6 between Warren and Tidioute after midnight Tuesday. Five mailboxes were removed and two damaged while residents reported voices and squealing tires. US Postal Inspector McCurdy notified. police seek tips to catch suspects. No similar incidents reported below Route 6 or in Forest County.
The funeral service for Mrs. Emma H. Ross was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at St. Paul's Lutheran Church with Rev. Elmer A. Ortner officiating. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Grandsons Merlin, Neil, Richard and Charles Derby, Carl Westerlund and James Graham served as bearers. Attending from away were relatives including Elvin Derby of Ashville New York and Paul Ross among others with local supporters and Marines family connections.
Robert G. Bartlett, 36, of Camp Hill, current deputy secretary of highways, has been chosen by Gov elect Raymond P. Shafer to be the new secretary of highways. Look in the Classifieds for Who's Moving.
The U N General Assembly considers a committee study on the China question with a 12 month remit while seeking a resolution backed by the United States and twelve other nations to reinforce that a two thirds vote is required to decide China's U N representation. Peking and Taipei reject any agreed solution.
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