Fragmentary text on disease spread and medicines
The readable lines describe disease issues and treatments, mentioning via context possible medical responses and health concerns, though details and attribution are incomplete and unclear.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1966
Page
3
The readable lines describe disease issues and treatments, mentioning via context possible medical responses and health concerns, though details and attribution are incomplete and unclear.
A brief fragment references a child's examination and behavior concerns with unclear connections to parents or authorities. The wording suggests questions about effects on a younger dependent and possible examination findings, but details are missing.
A garbled OCR fragment references electrical threat, security design, and body safety advances. It mentions hazards or protection measures but provides no clear event, date, or entities.
The Meadville home of Mrs Barbara Williams and her son Joseph M Williams was wrecked by a water heater explosion between 3 30 and 4 00 am in Vernon Township. The blast damaged the two story structure, one bedroom, and second floor. no serious injuries. Vernon Volunteer Fire Department responded as a precaution. State Police estimate damage at 99000 with possible insurance exclusion due to blast type. Neighbors aided with cleanup and offered meals. Also noted is the death of journalist Robert H Thomas Jr 96 in Pittsburgh from burns after a house fire at Magee Women’s Hospital.
The Corry Journal announces student discounts for the upcoming school year. Subscriptions before September 15 cost $9 for six days a week for the year, while after that date the rate rises to $10. Send orders to The Corry Journal, 18 West South Street, Corry, with full contact details and ZIP code. For more information call 665-8291.
Warren Borough police report about 22 members of the Erie Hell's Angels branch calling themselves Gods People visited Sunday night. Eleven motorcycles with two riders each were escorted to a restaurant where about 150 people gathered. Police stopped the group in North Warren, logged names and addresses, then released them and escorted them out on Route 6 toward Erie. No injuries were reported.
The Corry Police Department trains a 10 month old German shepherd named Trooper Sam as a potential first canine officer. Sgt James Keppel and WWII veteran Thomas Cragg lead early obedience work and familiarization with gunfire, with Mayor Peiffer and Chief Carnegie approving the initiative aimed at psychological impact and future tracking and deterrence.
The first National Rolling Pin Throwing Champion was Mary Stone of Pittsburg Texas who won at Allegheny County Fair with a 105 foot 6 inch throw. Pittsburg Pa champion Miss Stone stands six feet tall and weighs 170 pounds and easily defeated Ruth Hawker. A police dog prospect named Sam is being trained with Cragg noting he shows alertness strength and good size for potential service.
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