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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1952
Page
3
Partial readable text from a Ware New York item mentions a number 5 in ware and notes 10 and 9 with unclear context. The fragment survives as a brief item noting figures and an unidentified person.
Local notices post bids for roof repair on the Corry Post Office first announced in lobby, with bids opening September 24. Neighboring real estate moves, court actions, and local incidents fill the page including purchases on Mead Avenue, a new home plan for Roskowakz, and a political visit by Clinton Bebell.
Miles A. Taylor, a Forest County farmer, was killed near Tionesta when his tractor was struck from behind by James Bennett. Taylor suffered a fractured skull, broken back, and broken knee, and was ejected onto Route 96 as the vehicle rolled over. Bennett’s car veered after impact and hit guard rails. the tractor slid 100 feet down the highway.
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Department of Health will open a cleft palate clinic at Hamot Hospital Erie. The program, directed by Dr Robert H. Ivy, gathers specialists to treat private patients and those aided by state funds, covering surgery dental care and speech therapy. The clinic meets monthly and aims to rehabilitate children with cleft lip or palate, with services extended up to age 16 or 21 for those lacking employment, funded through state aid and private contributions.
A fire swept through Porum’s business district damaging five buildings in an Eastern Oklahoma town. Firefighters from three nearby towns battled the two hour blaze but no injuries were reported. Loss was estimated around $100,000 by Muskogee Fire Captain Willard Rowdeshell.
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