Thanksgiving Day Pause and City Police Extend Weekend Patrols
The Journal will not publish tomorrow with publication resuming Friday. A local man reported a runaway foster child found hitchhiking near Waterford, with the boy from a Corry foster home. Corry mother notified Erie officials. Foster home owner Layter reported the missing youth. Corry woman Mrs Donald Middleton reported a lost blue wallet with $14 and IDs. Suzanne Guth paid a fine after a complaint from Quality Master Markets. Jerold Keyes was arrested for driving with a suspended license after an illegal tag chase. Corry to receive 11561 subsidy from the commonwealth for sewage operations. First Baptist Thanksgiving service at 10 am led by Pastor Warren Lewis with Teen Choir. Sgt Carl Miller says extensive patrols over the long weekend, especially on high-accident highways, from p.m. today through Sunday midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Corry
Erie
Layter
First Baptist Church
Warren Lewis
Carl Miller
Priest gets two year term for tax filings lapse
In Los Angeles a Catholic priest, Rev. Robert Daniel Nikli bore, faces two years in federal prison for failing to file tax returns on income over 111000. He may have sentence reduced after a 90 day psychiatric review and has a stay of execution to attend the opening of a new boys home near Beaumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robert Daniel Niklibore
U.S
Beaumont
Banning
Calif
Robert Drew Rand
Palm Springs
Nikklibore
Corry Area Road Work In 69
The Corry area will gain highway development in the coming season as Elmer Bolte reports requests submitted to the state. The North Center street widening and curbing project from Columbus avenue to the city line leads the list after PUC delays over a Penn Central crossing. A stockpiling area for road materials and a metal tool shed are planned along the Route 6 bypass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Elmer Bolte
The
Journal Today
Bolte
Department
North Center
Columbus Avenue
Public Utilities Commission
Penn Central Railroad
Highway Department
PUC
Route 6
Warren County approves 4.21 million for three new schools
Three Warren County school projects totaling 4,214,500 won approval. A technical school beside Warren Area High School costs 1,784,500. A new Sheffield High School is planned for 1,500,000 and a South Street Elementary School at the existing Warren site for 920,000. The board also adopted the state long-range development plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Warren Area
Sheffield High
Arro
South Street
Warren
Warren Coury
Thomas K. Barratt
Warren Schools
Move To Casualties And Skirmishes Near DMZ
Front lines reports describe a casualty toll from hours of fighting as North Vietnamese forces allegedly withdrew from Marine positions. Leathernecks heard enemy screams but found no bodies. South Vietnamese units say a recon force entered the DMZ, pulled back after clashes leaving three enemy soldiers dead near Gio Linh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dmz
Gio Linh
Thanksgiving through the ages in American memory
A fragmented historical arc from Plymouth harvests to modern Thanksgiving. It traces early colonial feasts, proclamations by Washington and Lincoln, and shifts under Roosevelt and later federal declarations. The piece overlays images of abundance, hardship, and national reflection across centuries.
Court OKs Pennsylvania Industrial Bonds for Cities
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upholds the Industrial Development Act allowing municipalities to form authorities to issue tax free bonds for industrial plants with rent covering the bond charges. The ruling centers on projects for Ralston Purina in Cumberland County and Armco in Butler County, noting public benefit and prior authorities upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Benjamin R. Jones
Ralston Purina Co
Cumberland County
Armco
Butler County
Pennsylvania
Jones
Supreme Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donald Middleton
R. D
Suzanne J. Guth
Wayne Street
Porter Auer
Quality Master Markets
North Center Street
Jerold
Keyes
Titusville
Marion Street
Commonwealth
Slate Corry
Plymouth
William Bradford
George Washington
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
United States
Virginia
Abraham Lincoln
Sarah Josepha Hale
Godey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Bemco
Ories
Engle Furniture & Builders
Columbus
Lottsville Road
Court
Zalzneck
Family Shoe Store
Spring Street
Joanne Woodward
Paul Newman
Rachel
Sun
ARS
Jerome Moogs
Sady
Margaret Laurence
Warne Aros
Sevem Ants
Ial
le Rl
W. F. Rickers
Morth Center Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!