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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1955

Page

3

Mayville to Install Sewers Amid Pollution Demands

The Staw Water Pollution Control Board issued a strong ultimatum to Mayville residents through Col. A F Dappert executive secretary demanding action on sewer system construction. He warned that without steps soon, individual owners may face a mandated program after health inspections. the village board debated financing options and awaited state approval while noting Amendment No 5’s impact.

Mayville Staw Water Polluting Control Board Col A. F Dappert Dappert Suite Comptroller Vilage Dapper Hill Hin Village

Custody Case In Court Again

Judge Samuel Y. Rosier set December 6 at 2 PM to hear Lynne Re Barringer age five in the custody dispute involving J Pane Charlene Barringer and the Day grandparents of Erie. Maurice Coughlin represents Barringer in light of a petition filed after an August hearing where Lynne was briefly placed with the Diyk due to aging and threats.

Seth Samuel Y. Rosier Little Lynne Re. Barringer J Pane Charlene Barringer Mie Barringer Charles H. Day Erie Barringers Lynne Dudge Rossiter Buk Maurice Coughlin Mra Haoka Burringer Piven

Tarentum Mother of Twins Linked to Embezzlement Case

Mrs Belly Liotta of Tarentum Pa faces embezzlement charges over missing tax funds in Horrison Township. She gave birth yesterday to twins a boy and a girl while both she and former treasurer Stephen Pastrick remain free on bond awaiting trial. Authorities allege seventy thousand dollars vanished from the fund. Liotta, wife of salesman Samuel Liotta, and Pastrick formerly ran the town office and are under indictment.

Tarentum Belly Lott Horrison Township Lotta Tn Stephen C. Pastrick Townwip Pastrick Mrs. Liotta Liotta Samuel Liotta

County Health Unit appeal draws city and county leaders

City officials and county representatives will appeal Friday before County Commissioners for county representation on the soon-to-be-formed County Health Unit. They fear costs will add a new mill tax and seek a full county board seat and a full time nurse for Corry. A Fairview group is expected and residents outside Erie city worry the unit will be Erie dominated.

Earl T. Cherry Rogee Brown F. Bettes Fairview Erie City Corry

Mail Early is New Byword for Holiday Posting

The Cor Iry post office urges mailers to send letters and parcels earlier to beat the late afternoon peak. Post office hours are 9:00 to 11:30 and 1:20 to 4:00 for parcels, with windows open until 5:45 in the evening. Saturday hours vary, and the post office closes at noon on Saturday. All functions except outgoing mail dispatching will be suspended on Thanksgiving Day.

Mall Eharghway Cor Iry Jine

Missing Liberian freighter Daytona hunt ends as Coast Guard scales back

The Coast Guard halted active search for the 3300 ton freighter Daytona with 24 crew near Gloucester after radioing distress from 75 miles east of port. The vessel, sailing from Nova Scotia to Philadelphia, faced a storm with winds described as hurricane force, and remaining units will stay on alert.

Boston Coast Guard Nova Scotia Philadelphia Gloucester

Episcopal Church Plans Thanksgiving Service at Emmanuel

Emmanuel Episcopal Church will observe Thanksgiving Day with a Holy Communion service at 10 a m The service emphasizes thanksgiving as offering of self bread wine and alms The special offerings will support work for incurable men and boys carried on by St Barnabas House North East and the Episcopal Brotherhood

Emmanuel Episcopal Church Episcopal Church Emmanuel Church St St. Barnabas’ House Episcopal Brotherhood St. Barnabas

Wiggers To Show New Studebaker Display

Wiggers Motor Sales on North Center Street will host a Studebaker display this Friday and Saturday. The showroom will stay open until 9 PM Friday and 3 PM Saturday. One model, the Commander, will be featured amid claims of styling, performance, safety innovations, and engineering advances in the 1956 Studebaker line.

Brunepaxer RG Wiggers Motor Sales North Center Street Wiggers Studebaker

Court ask to set aside $30,000 auto crash award

Philadelphia report details Mrs Elizabeth Dent appealing to overturn 80,000 awarded in a 1951 Route 15 collision near Maris Held. She claims Grover and party drove at high speed and seeks to shift damages, while attorneys for the Davises argue shared liability with Grover and Dent.

Associated Press Philadelphia Pennsylvania Togs County Elizabeth Dent Leslie P. Davis Oil City Louella Dent Wonman Ambrose A. Grover Prospect Park Venango County Sugarcreek Township Franklin Davis Groner Maris- Held Toga County John I. Christ Wellsboro Dent Curge Christ Grover Robert M. Dale

Man Wins 92000 on CBS Quiz Show The $64,000 Question

Steven Frohlich a 60 year old seed dealer from Princeton New Jersey won 92000 on The $64 000 Question and can advance to the grand prize next Tuesday night The quiz centered on American history with questions about the last seven amendments including the Sixteenth and Seventeenth amendments and their enactment years.

New York Steven Frohilich Cuschbor UT S.eltizen CBS Frohlich Princeton N. J

Timeline of constitutional amendments on elections and power

A concise sequence notes key U.S. constitutional changes: the 18th Amendment in 1919 initiating Prohibition. the 19th Amendment in 1920 granting women suffrage. the 20th Amendment in 1933 setting presidential and congressional session timing. the 21st Amendment in 1933 repealing Prohibition. and the 22nd Amendment in 1951 limiting presidential terms.

Outdoor writer James Stuber dies in Dayton Ohio

James W. Stuber veteran outdoors writer traveler and publicist and former secretary of the Outdoor Writers of America died Monday in Dayton Ohio.

Dayton Ohio James W. Stuber Outdoor Writers of America

VFW Donates 150 to Mead Park Maintenance fund

The Mead Park association receives a $150 check from the Dk Archie W. Thompson Fest Veterans of Foreign Wars for annual Memory Lane maintenance. This is the first year the VFW assumes the upkeep, relieving the park board. Funds were raised recently by a home talent show held locally.

Mead Parc Association Veterans Organization VFW

PRR Rebuilding Push At Altoona Shops

A Pennsylvan ia Railroad spokesman says Altoona shops are in a heavy rebuilding program with 3,200 used freight cars under repair and 1,800 of 4,000 new cars being built at Altoona. About 2,000 of the used cars have already been completed as part of a rapid tax write off package totaling 47 million dollars. The work includes rebuilding, with the Office of Defense Mobilization overseeing the program.

Omesite Philadelphia Pennsylvaniia Railroad Altoona, PI Altoona Office of Defense

Non-Coms Treat Privates Of Co. F Night at Armory

A 1956 event at the local National Guard Armory featured non commissioned officers entertaining privates of Company F with prizes refreshments and entertainment Private Gary Espersen won an engraved cigarette lighter as the sharpest appearing soldier in Company F Private Robert L. Mitchim earned a safety razor for top place in the O Grady Drill competition Private Robert H. Fenno received a 12 pound turkey in the turkey shoot Captain Robert E. Gilbreath praised the event and hoped it would become annual Major Thomas Knox and Lt James Hammond attended as guests.

National Guard Gary Espersen Robert L. Mitchim O'Grady Robert H. Fenno Robert E. Gilbreath Thomas Knox James Hammond

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