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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1953
Page
4
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Merrill Wilcox accepted a position with B F Goodrich Rubber Co leaving Saturday for Akron He will work in the Akron office Evange list H J Stephens preached fiery sermons at Grand Theatre Corry Halloween parade plans advance with grand marshal Charles Greening Death claims Corry resident Henry Asman at Corry Hospital after surgical stay last Thursday Beavers suffer fifth straight defeat at Athletic Field and Youngsville High wins 6 0
A Corry taxi owner accuses Mayor Kinley of interfering in business, warning that after eight years in office change is due. He recounts confrontations over legal matters and a disputed meter policy, claiming Kinley drove him from business despite decades of service to the community.
Perry M Nichols urges Corty voters to elect Earl Cherry as mayor. Nichols attests Cherry’s long acquaintance and belief in his ability to handle city affairs, calling on friends and supporters to vote for him.
The snippet lists publication details for the Evening Journal including publisher and editor roles, advertising representatives, address listings, Associated Press rights, and mailing options. It notes prices: by mail three dollars per year and by carrier five cents per copy, with weekly rate of thirty cents.
The funeral service for Frank W. Goodrich was held yesterday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Francis G. Whiteman officiating. Nephews Gerald and Richard Lincoln, Robert Robison, George Meyer, and Benn and Arthur Goodrich served as bearers. Interment followed at Spring Creek Cemetery with numerous friends and relatives in attendance from distance including C. B. Goodrich and Mrs. Ray Goodrich of Roulette, Pa, among others.
In Corry, Ward W. Nichels runs for City Council as an independent with a Democratic nomination, amid strong Republican registration. Supporters expect cross party votes, with many Republicans willing to split their ballot. Nichols emphasizes principled timing, civic experience, and a record of community involvement since 1928, arguing he is fully qualified for the council post.
A young woman new to Titusville suffered superficial burns to her hands arms and shoulder when a gas stove exploded as she stood nearby. Her husband John Moorehead smothered the flames with his body and carried her to Titusville Hospital where she was admitted for the night. No building damage reported.
WBEN TV guide lists Leona Tonight at 6:05 Sagebrush 4 6:35 News 6:45 Spork Spotlight 7:45 News Caravan 8:00 Mame 4:30 Life of Riley 9:00 Wrestling Bouts 10:00 Cavalcade of Spot 10:45 Greatest Fights 11:05 Late News 11:30 Mr. Peepers 12:00 Adolph Menjou Saturday 10:00 Tostsie Hippertron 10:30 McCormell Space Patrol
The October federal grand jury resumes in Pittsburgh on November 16 under District Judge Rabe F. Marah. Jurors may review Westmoreland County election fraud records seized last July. The court ordered the records impounded until after Tuesday’s election.
A $12,500 settlement was approved in Erie County Court for Joseph Cutri on behalf of a survivor tied to the March 27 North Central train wreck. Judge Samuel J. Roberg oversaw the agreement filed by counsel Ally William Carney under wrongful death and survival acts. Names include Grace Cutri, 21 victims, and multiple local plaintiffs from Ridgway Ridgway, and communities Brie Brie and Clymer.
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