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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1956
Page
4
Rural development plan backed by $2,165,000 in federal funds targets 55 low income counties in 24 states. Aims include adding off farm income through industry in farm areas, with local county and state development committees driving surveys of resources and needs.
A compressed relic notes Max Schwistay of Nu-Bone Corset Company killed in an auto crash near Sesrriey Wash. Goshen road area gains electricity soon. Hobart Blanchard and Florence Howles depart for Moody Bible School in Chicago after a farewell party in Columbus.
A dam owned by Peter Gehr of Mina, several miles north of Cly, was struck around 4:40 this morning and burned to the ground. Thieves driving an automobile raided the yard of A D Manley near West Spring Creek last night, taking two calves, 20 chickens, and a quantity of carpenter's tools. The city council is to elect a successor to City Treasurer William Postlethwaite, with the meeting to be held this week.
Harrisburg area highways department reports no immediate prospects for the district highway engineer post in Northwestern Penins ula. The spokesman says Joseph M. Barton remains unaffected while Alden Phelps and Eric Colnty are discussed with the party leaders. candidates failed to meet engineering qualifications and no definite names are available. A separate note mentions the Spanish town of Duva island status in France via a neutral bridge, per National Geographic Society.
An Oil City court found Lawrence R. Zulez guilty of misgrading a 1938 GMC truck inspection leading to a fatal incident on Mine Street. Zulez paid a $25 fine plus costs. Justice Kazebee noted daylight reduced any negligence link. Witnesses testified brakes worn and parts replaced after inspection, while the driver faces possible charges. authorities expect nationwide need for 250,000 skilled workers.
Hal Boyle reflects on marriages and curiosity about domestic life as men adapt to new household chores. A hardware dealer from Lisden shares how cooking was tolerable while cleaning and experiments with a broiling device sparked a marketable idea. The piece weaves humor with social observations from American households.
Two individuals pled guilty to unlawfully permitting a card game at a residence. Each received a one year probation and a $200 fine from Judge Ros. Names cited include John Kyser, Buttilo NX, and Betty Farr of Trie.
A woman, 31, held on $2500 bond awaiting grand jury on murder charges after alleged stabbing of her husband who reportedly forced her to perform a provocative dance. The case involved conflicting testimony from witnesses and local officials.
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