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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1957
Page
3
The readable fragments reference Merritt and college insylyartia mson, November notes on a bond, and a list including Ernie. Details are incomplete. no clear event or outcome can be determined from the legible material.
November grand jury examines a fatal stabbing in Wakefield where Miss Larue confronted Wakefield after he allegedly attacked her companion. Witnesses describe the four inch knife used in the chest wound and a confrontation at Wakefield’s home on September 24.
Residents were told of a proposed 20 percent water rate increase by Spring Water Co effective November 30. The PUC filing noted capital outlay over 100,000 in the past five years as the reason. If approved the hike would add about five dollars annually to typical residences and would be the second such increase in five years following a 30 percent rise in 1982.
The national pattern remained steady with rain in the Southeast and Northwest while most areas stayed pleasant. Forecasts predicted near 70 degrees in New York for the World Series opener, as more rain and thundery showers struck scattered southern Atlantic coastal sections. Fog formed late across the mid Atlantic states with Jacksonville Beach, Florida, reporting about 0.5 inches of rainfall recently.
Four officials and stockholders of the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic Portage Pennsylvania received a total of 190271 in salaries and dividends since the clinic opened in 1955. Jote J Haluska former state senator and administrator of the venture received 63246. JH Reno a staff member and stockholder 30917. Philly Stager Portage treasurer 82356. Shmuel Einhorn Jolastown secretary 13752. Hourvite testified at a non jury FDA injunction case.
The funeral service for Thomas H. Oick was held yesterday afternoon at Brscken Funeral Home with Rev. Robert DeBoer of Heinting. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg. Bearers were Dalton Weldner Homer Bulard Robert Muedje H Loveland Irvin Downs and G Lawson. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. H Snapp Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snapp Miss Janet Stapp Robert Snapp Mrs. Hollie Murdock Spriansburg Mrs. Anna Walker Mra mars Shorts Mrs. Ray Anderson William Shorts Mrs. Vera Rea Warren Mrs. John Huber Shofield Mr. and Mrs. Carl Durfee Townville and Mrs. Grace Woolstrum Titusville.
Frewsburg murder case against Donald Warner 22 of Jamestown may see charges reduced by the Chautauqua County Grand Jury next week. Warner allegedly bludgeoned his wife Winnifred Doud Warner 18 to death in Frewsburg on September 12. The case stemmed from a quarrel and her refusal to return home after leaving their Jamestown apartment.
President Eisenhower’s peacetime budget nears 72 billion dollars while the administration aims to cut spending to 70 billion for the year ending June 30 1959. Budget Director Percival Brundage released the midyear review noting higher current spending by 200 million and a smaller surplus, with tax relief only possible if savings grow and personal income rises.
The piece reports on a Teamsters convention disruption after Chief Justice Earl Warren refused to halt elections by the Teamsters. Delegates cheered the ruling as a federal injunction stood, while Beck ordered a fresh review of delegate credentials amid a Senate racketeering investigation.
Idaho Falls officials and industry leaders attended the unveiling of the Engineering Test Reactor. The AEC labeled it the world’s most powerful test reactor to speed atomic power development. Cost about 14 million dollars with construction begun around 23 months earlier and reactor vessel central to the fission process.
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