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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1959
Page
2
City and vicinity briefs report burglaries at Imperial Dry Cleaning theft of cash from Erie stores and police probes. Local notices include car thefts, dog retirement, new parking rates, probate letters, and a fire damage at Corry garages. Community events list Elton Britt show and Friday mixers, with weather and road caution notes.
Papers filed in the Register of Wills show Cotati Helmbrecht died September 12 at 81, leaving an $14,800 estate to Eleanor M. Goode of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. A civil damage suit was settled for $1,079 in court yesterday. Den nis Rowerd Jober Jr. 11, injured in a September 2 accident, will receive payment from the car driver Stanny Marpinski Brnetat. Harold Travis was elected president of the Chautauqua County Farm Bureau at its annual meeting held at Chautauqua Central School. Restrictions on water use were eased by Mayor Sanford, limiting non recirculating AC units to 25 percent capacity. The Corry Grange will meet Monday at 8 o'clock with a public social. In Titusville, a large land parcel south of the airport was bought by J Curtis McKinney to improve the landing approach.
Mrs. Khrushchev, wife of the Kremlin teacher, studies English as a hobby. She admitted her English is not perfect but sufficient for most occasions. At a New York reception hosted by Mrs. Robert F. Wagner she greeted guests in English, saying she wanted to greet New Yorkers and that she does not say it well.
Washington AP reports Pennsylvania lawmakers plan time off from duties. Sen Huh Scott will vacation in Europe returning Oct 4 to campaign for Republicans. Sen Joseph S Clark will tour the state to meet party officials and voters on unemployment. Dent will visit Italy then tour other countries. Kearns and Granahan will spend 10 days at a northern Pennsylvania hunting camp.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Michael Musmanno, who sharply opposed Nikita Khrushchev’s U S visit, offered praise for Madame Khrushchev saying her quiet display of hardship reflects Russian women. He objected to reporters using dowdy to describe her, arguing the term implies servility and sloppiness while noting her plain yet neat attire and motherly smile.
Argentine railway workers walked off the job for 24 hours, stopping trains nationwide. Economics Minister Alvaro Alsogaray said the demand for full pensions could not be met because the government had borrowed from the pension fund to cover other expenses.
At The Hospital unable to summon a physician in case of emergency call 2 8201 Mrs. Ray Patterson R D 1 Mrs Chester Hajec 310 West Church Street Walter 4 son of Mr. and Mrs Walter Shields Sr 129 Gould Street Milton McIntyre 636 North Center Street Mrs. Charles McAvoy 808 Hust Mainstressy DISCHARGED Mrs Cat Castér and daughter Tina Murle 338 South Second ventue Litelan C Lindholm R D 3 Mrs Henry Habink Clymer Mrs Lowell Fargo and daughter Sharon Elizabeth Columbus Mrs Stephen Tinko R D 2 Mrs Edward Ross and son Kevin Lee Spartansburg 1 Mrs Glenn Sanderson 54 Maple Avenue
A readable list details patients in the Union City area connected to area hospitals. Names include Mrs. Jerome Ruddell of 220 West First Street Waterford, Brian Proctor of Wa terford R D 4, Homer Petit Center ville, Paul M. Smith Union City, and Doris Sammons Union City among others. Discharged cases mention Brian Proctor and Doris Sammons with street addresses and multiple town references.
Typhoon Sarah battered Sakhalin and surrounding areas, causing extensive destruction to American military facilities. The storm has left 87 Koreans dead, 116 missing, and 124 injured as it traversed the East China Sea toward Japan, steeped in a four day, 3000 mile sweep.
Corry's private non farm home building rose sharply in 1958 with 12 new dwelling units begun or authorized, up from five. Local valuation totaled $181,000, as nationwide and regional reports show faster growth due to easier credit and lower mortgage rates. Experts foresee continued demand and a lasting housing boom barring a financial crisis.
Hal Boyle profiles Charles A. Comiskey III, the 93-year-old executive vice president nicknamed the Young Roman, tracing his lineage to the Old Roman and detailing his lifelong ties to baseball. He recalls bench time as a youth, wartime service, and a career shaping the White Sox through patient rebuilding and farm-system development, aiming for a 1959-World Series run.
Adnr Rod Steiner 34 plans marriage to British actress Claire Blooms 28 this weekend. Steiger formerly married to actress Sally Gracie. This will Bloom's first marriage.
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