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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1968

Page

6

Reckless driving cited for Jamestown man after railroad signal crash

Jamestown resident Robert W Umstead 97 was cited for reckless driving after his car struck a railroad signal light at East Main and Railroad streets on October 9. The crash damaged the car and put the signal out of order. Alderman Merle Ottaway filed the charges. Police also noted a missing tail light and license tag from Philip Catlin s motorcycle with plate 86071 and cautioned a driver for driving around a blocked drive to Howard J Sheen Field. Millcreek Township school bus driver Donald Melnnes reported his bus plate SA 19710 lost or stolen.

Jamestown Robert W. Umstead East Main and Railroad Streets Umstead Merle Ottaway Philip Catalfn Mead Avenue Civil Defense Howard J Sheen Field Millcreek Township Donald Melnnes

Corry Area outlines regional road relocation priorities

The plan lists eight corridor projects from Scandia road to Route 62 including 4.5 miles of Hatch Run relocation costing 2 million and a four lane Route 6 extension west from Youngsville by 3 miles to Route 27. Additional priorities cover Kiantone road ROW, Route 27 reconstructions, and a seven mile Route 6 upgrade from Pittsfield to Warren, with total costs in the millions. Police checked a Chrysler-Plymouth lot for loitering. one boy present.

Page One Hatch Run Scandia Road Conewango Creek Warren Youngsville By- Pass Corry Columbus Kiantone Road Akeley New York State Line Warren Calles Russell Pittsfield Titusville Garland Crawford County Chrysler-Plymouth First Avenue

Proclamation celebrates BPW joining 239 clubs in federation

Mayor Joseph Furst signs a proclamation joining Corry Business and Professional Women's Club with 238 other clubs in the Pennsylvania Federation to mark National BPW Week. The federation’s 12,105 members pledge to serve communities, states, and the nation through business, civic, cultural, and political programs. Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss looks on as sub president.

Hubert S. Vaughn Corry Manufacturing Company Corry Precision Castings, Inc National Bible Week Wallace Johnson Vaughn First United Methodist Church Joseph Furst Corry Pennsylvania Harry Hotchkiss Johnston

Franklin Names Firm For 100 Housing Units

Franklin Public Housing Authority selected Modu Corp of Ro for a six story 60 unit elderly and 40 unit low income housing project on Dale Hill. Modu favored for elderly by 3 to 2, and for low income by unanimous vote. Proposal totals 1,426,878 with 815,000 for high rise and 611,878 for low income units. Separate plan by John Blackson and Associates would build an eight story building opposite city park. property owned by John Oakes. Local votes reflect federal low rent housing manual guidelines.

Franklin Franklin Public Housing Authority Modu Corp Roof Public Housing Modu Dale Hill Authority Joseph Wojtowicz H. 8. Gahagan Carl Morris Reginald E. Moore Robert Olson John Blackson John Oakes Ain Esse Yl Bay

Nixon urges tougher crime fight and new laws

Nixon condemns the administration for failing to provide leadership and dedication to win the battle against organized crime. He calls for laws to ban investments in illicit assets and for an attorney general able to see the problem clearly as the nation’s top threat to law and order.

Nixon

Penn State student guilty in five deaths fire

Former University of Pennsylvania student Richard J. Noble found guilty on three counts of involuntary manslaughter in the Delta Tau Delta house fire last December. The jury rejected murder and arson charges. Sentencing is deferred amid motions for a new trial. Victims include Susan Sagendorph, Kent Smith, and Joseph Grochowski. Noble, 20, had been drinking. defense cited intoxication.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Richard J. Noble Noble Orofino Idaho Delta Tau Delta Supreme Court Susan Sagendorph Wyndmoor Kent Smith Wilmington Del Joseph Grochowski Franklinville N.J

Rites Held for Marilyn M. Dingfelder

Funeral services for Miss Marilyn M. Dingfelder were held at Bracken Funeral Home in Mt a m with Rev. Joseph Bodie officiating. Burial followed in West Spring Creek Cemetery. Bearers included Rodney Fralick Charles Swegles Rex South worth Lawrence Haner Howard Dingfelder and Howard Van derhoff. Attending from away were Mr and Mrs Claude Fralick Mr and Mrs Ray Fralick Eric Mr and Mrs Paul Gibson of Youngsville and Mrs Dorothy Meyer of Buffalo.

Marilyn M. Dingfelder Bracken Mt A. m Joseph Bodie West Spring Creek Rodney Fralick Charles Swegles Rex Southworth Lawrence Haner Howard Dingfelder Howard Vanderhoff Claude Fralick Ray Fralick Eric Paul Gibson Youngsville Dorothy Meyer Buffalo

Free Hair Consultation Offered in Corry Illinois 1968

Chicago adv promotes a free consultation for hair loss at Ventureton 380 E Columbus Ave Corry PA on Monday October 21 1968 between 1 pm and 8 30 pm. It guarantees a pro rated refund and claims many users halt thinning and grow more hair.

Erickson Venture Inn Corry Chicago Ventureton E. Columbus Ave A. Gibeon

Opinion Echoes on Society and Decorum in 1968

A reader laments moral decline in personal appearance and media, noting lax censorship and vulgar content in books and TV. Calls for a return to shared standards, reassessing national ideals as China opens a autumn export fair in Beijing reported by New China News Agency.

Tokyo China Kivangchow Peking New China News Agency

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