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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1965
Page
1
City Council Tees Off New Era With Open Window and Water Cooler
City Council opened a south side window for the first time in five years and celebrated Bob Grice water cooler. The brief session heard complaints about surface water on Mead avenue, a request for a landfill guard on Grand street, a garage allowance for a fire truck driver, a weed control study for vacant lots, and a $4.61 front foot assessment for properties along the new sanitary sewer route in the north end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Bob Grice
Mead Avenue
Grand Street
Surface water grievance at Mead Avenue and Dundrum landfill concerns
City council heard Ed Brigham complain that rain runoff on Mead Avenue overflows onto his sidewalk and lawn after a storm, noting a previously installed storm drain was blocked during recent West Frederick Street work. City engineer David Jannsdh promised completion of paving and curbing would divert water. the drain will be cleared in the meantime. Clarence Matison urged a windblown paper backstop near the garbage landfill to stop debris from crossing onto his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Ed Brigham
Mead Avenue
Brigham
Streets
West Frederick Street
David Jannsdh
Johnson
Clarence Matison
Grand Street
Madison
Safety Director plans garage issue for fire truck driver
Safety Director Ray Weber told council there is no longer a garage at Number 2 station on East Washington street after the garage was torn down for off street parking. Driver Charles Collier has no place to park his car and sought a lean-to or space. Weber offered a monthly garage rent allowance as the station is slated for demolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Weber
Number 2
East Washington Street
Weber
Charles Collier
Collier
City Council weighs weed control vs civic pride
Dorr Clark proposes skipping an enforcement heavy weed cutting ordinance and instead study chemical weed control with property owner cooperation. A city Spraying service could be offered, aiming to enlist public support and avoid impractical penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Council
North End Sewer Project Costs Leave Homeowners High
City Council approved the north end sewer plan with assessments of 4.61 dollars per front foot, lower than initial estimates due to construction savings and city subsidies. The $108,515 project covers 29,999 front feet, with property owners paying 90,700 dollars and the city 17,815 dollars plus 5,124 dollars for cemetery exonerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M City Council
New North End
David Johnson
Hit and Run Driver Identified in Route 178 Incident
State police found a hit and run driver with no victim at first. George Davis, 39, of Waterford, was stopped on Route 178 after a suspicious pass. Clifton Torrey, 87, of Centerville, later filed a complaint. both vehicles sustained damages of 25 and 175 dollars respectively. Davis faces charges for leaving the scene and failing to identify himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hornick
Union City
Hornick
George 8. Davis
Waterford
Cpl. Hornick
Clifton C. Torrey
Centerville
Corry
Davis
Torrey Auto
Torrey
M. S. Cobbett
Norfolk & Western ends Cleveland passenger service
The Norfolk and Western Railroad will discontinue passenger service through Cleveland. Two Buffalo to Chicago trains will make their last runs Friday, leaving no passenger service between Buffalo and Chicago on the Old Nickel Plate Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland, Ohio
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Buffalo
Chicago
Trio Nabbed in Cottage Park Break-Ins
Corry State Police have caught three juveniles aged 13 and 16 for breaking into 12 cottages in Cottage Park Columbus during the final weekend of August. They confessed to stealing guns electrical razors fishing gear bows and arrows and other items. The loot was recovered and the property owner restored. Juvenile petitions were filed and the youths were released to their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vy Corry State Police
Cottage Park
Columbus
Edward Pass
Warren County
Vets Rally Against Assets Cut for Soldiers Home
Erie County veterans mobilize to protest a ruling taking pension cash over $50 and property over $100 from Soldiers and Sailors Home residents. Led by Samuel J. Baressi in a wheelchair, about 200 vets plan car protests near the trustees meeting, seek legislative action and appeals to Gov. Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Samuel J. Baressi
Carey
VFW
Iwo Jima
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Baressi
Board of Trustees
Scranton
Thomas R- White Jr
Frank Grucza
American Legion
John Ferguson
County Department of Veterans Affairs
New Faces At The Blackboard Corry School System
New teachers introduced in the Corry school system in today’s display include Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Linda Pulling, Mrs. Margaryt Brown, Mrs. Frances VanGuilder, and others with designations for secondary or elementary roles. The right photo highlights A Ray Shaw, Gerald Pender, William Johnston, and more staff, with journal photos by Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Charles Miller
Linda Pulling
Margaryt Brown
Frances VanGuilder
Charlene Nicklas
Nancy Weaver
Barbara Trenchie
Nancy McGregor
Sondra Varrassa
Harry Barkham
A. Ray Shaw
Gerald Pender
William Johnston
Janet Fielding
Joe Frisina
Betty Peterson
Anne Rainesale
Lee Tripp
Johnston
Auto Insurance Rates Rising in Pennsylvania Oct 1
Harrisburg AP reports auto insurance rates will rise in Pennsylvania starting October 1. State Insurance Commissioner Audrey R. Kelley approved increases averaging 20 percent for liability and 15 percent for physical damage, with variation by region. She cited Bureau of Casualty Underwriters and National Automobile Underwriters Association data as justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Audrey R. Kelley
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
National Automobile Underwriters Association
Kelly
Eight Thousand Ice Cream Bars Stolen
San Francisco police seek suspects after a burglary at Cruwo Vending Co. 8000 ice cream bars vanished in the heist. Authorities describe the theft as a cold cache crime and urge tips from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Khaduacy
San Francisco
Cruwo Vending Co
Betsy Batters Florida with 140 mph Winds and Floods
Hurricane Betsy hammered Florida’s lower east coast with a 6-foot seawall surge and 140 mile per hour winds. Miami River flooded banks and residential areas as tides swamped Biscayne Boulevard and key islands. one death reported from electrocution, with rescue crews and coast guard monitoring stranded boat occupants. Nassau and other regions also reported severe damage as Betsy moved inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Florida
Florida Keys
Fort Lauderdale
Miamis
Biscayne Boulevard
Florida Gold Coast
Helen Cooper
Ragged Key
Coast Guard
Betsy
Florida Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Nassau
Etienne Dupuch
Nassau Tribune
Islands
Associated Press
India launches multiple fronts into West Pakistan
Indian forces opened three fronts in West Pakistan with reports of gains in Gadra near the frontier and a push toward Khaprapur as Defence Minister Cha van noted a separate crossing in Kashmir. Pakistan reports claim troops were driven from Lahore front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Aften
Pakistan Delhi
Defense
Y. B. Chavan
Gadra
Karachi
Khaprapur
Defense Ministry
Chavan
Kashmir
Chhamb
Lahore
West Pakistan
Dwarka
Kari
West Side Youth Confesses to String of Car Thefts
A 16 year old west side student confessed to stealing and abandoning cars across the city. Police, led by Cpl James Keppel and Sgt Frank Carnegie, say the admission clears up most local car thefts and other small robberies. He admitted taking about 7 dollars cash, a 20 dollar purse, and a suitcase from several vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
James Keppel
Keppel
Frank Carnegie
Corry
West Smithy Street
North Center Street
Hotel Corry
Bees St. Edward's School
Moose Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gony
Marty Press
Dorr Clark
Miami Beach
Pla
Nab
Vets
W. Pakistan
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