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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1965
Page
6
October 26 edition lists motorists losing licenses for speeding and reckless driving, Erie County court notices include marriage licenses and divorces, and city notices cover a mayoral candidate event and job openings at the Pennsylvania State Employment Service. The issue also reports a death in Corry and local police items plus a WWII veteran's background.
Mrs. Donna Emerson said seven newspapers were stolen from her son's bike around 6 30 yesterday morning while he made a delivery in front of Bury Public Library. John W. Bryner of Bradford was elected regional vice president of the Independent Petroleum Association of America at a Dallas meeting.
Linesville reports its school district, Conneaut Summit, became the first in the state to apply for Title 1 under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Dr. Dennis P. Burke outlined a $31,810 program to aid low income students including crafts, swimming, home visitation, expanded science, arts, and funding for clothing and field trips.
Obituary notices report the death of Mr. Watrous of 1249 White Street at St. Vincent's Hospital after a week ill. 82. He was a Wayne Township farmer, Pine Grove Cemetery superintendent, tax collector, and Corry Rod and Gun Club member. Survived by wife Ines Young, four daughters, two sons, 16 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, and many relatives. Funeral arrangements set at Bracken Funeral Home with services and burial details.
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Police report from a Syracuse Brinks robbery describes a cannon found in the agency office with ammunition, gas masks, and torches among charred cement and money bags. Investigators suspect a truck was used to bring the cannon into the garage and entry gained by a key or lock pick. Authorities in the northeast and Canada watch four men in a truck with possible Canadian plates.
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