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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1957
Page
2
City and vicinity notices include meeting plans for the Columbus Home Extension Group with Gerry Johnston, bus driver Eton Eades case, Elks dinner registration, school crossings enforcement, wedding invitations, high school sports previews, and local crime reports with two taxi defrauding arrests, plus bus schedule updates and a 1951 Chevrolet for sale.
A hospital report lists admissions including Mrs. William Mercer of Elgin and Mrs. Elza Gorky of 77 Liberty Street, with many others named from surrounding towns. Discharges include Bobby Green of Clymer and Mrs. Clarence Seeley’s family, among numerous next entries. An injury report notes Robert Ackerman of Meadville listed in satisfactory condition after an 8 tractor accident on his farm yesterday. The item also mentions workforce moves as eight former Struthers Wells employees head to Warren to join Taylor-Winfield Corp.
Corry Jayvees travel to play Oil City Jay on the home field. Admission: students 20 cents and adults 50 cents. 1130. Titusville: Frank Bamer, Penn State Extension agronomist, announces a day show for nine northwestern counties at the Titusville YMCA on Thursday, October 10. Mendville: Crawford County school directors convention set for Tuesday in the Godranton Area High School auditorium, Floyd B Peters announces. Beth Israel Sisterhood rummage sale set for today, tomorrow, and Wednesday at the former Ford garage on North Center Street. Guys Mills: Donald Maillard, 18, accidentally discharged a 22 pistol while shooting, injuring his right leg, as a family member notes he had just finished firing and turned to talk. Chili Tuesday at the American Legion 8 p.m. 1930. Tionesta: Mildred Pears, an aide at Titusville Hospital, escaped serious injury when her car rolled over on Route 62 two miles southwest of Polk. State Police report she was eastbound, car left roadway, rolled three times into a field. Stahl Jewelers promotes Remington Shares of America contest. Linesville: The Linesville Connell Summit Band drive misses its $325 goal. about $195 raised via tag sales. Harmonsburg totals not yet compiled. drive expected to fall short by around $100.
A readable listing shows WBEN TV Buffalo Channel 4 schedule tonight and Tuesday with times for children programs, weather, news, and various shows including The Jimmy Dean Show Popeye's Playhouse The Garry Moore Show and The Red Skelton Show. The guide lists morning to late evening blocks and prime time favorites with titles such as Burns and Allen Arthur Godfrey and The Big Payoff along with sport and talk programs across the day.
In Pittsburgh over the weekend attorney James P. McArdle filed a U S District Court injunction seeking to stop railroads and the Association of American Railroads from banding to hamper injured employees in damages collection. The railroads filed in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court naming McArdle and nine others for soliciting clients for damages. The railroads named the Pennsylvania Union Monongahela Connecting Ahquippa and Southern Pittsburgh Di lake Erie and Monongahela.
Bear Lake community updates include Perry Mead of Columbus calling on Millie Buren and visits by Mrs Gertrude Newhouse to her daughter in Westfield, Bert Hulter of Spring Creek at Millie Burch's, Mrs Ryan of Union City visiting Rev B Smith, Alec Perkins of Youngstown and Robert Reire of Jamestown with relatives, plus Sunday School and church services on fast time. The Christian News quartet from Meadville participated in a youth fellowship program. Dr Zarl S Dunn, 68, director at Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary and pastor of Culver City United Presbyterian, died Friday of a heart attack.
Mrs Dorothy B Long testified in U S District Court that injections from the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic in Portage caused a mustache growth after she began treatment in January 1956. She said no benefits followed and later underwent surgery at Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh. Russia Cuts Fat Prices as Trade Ministry lowers lard and bacon fat prices by 15 percent effective October 1.
Three men Alfred M. Coan 25 Marion J. Smith 28 and Willie Burnett 33 all of Clairton were held by McKeesport police for further investigation after being caught near the Horseshoe Bar by a passerby. Detectives linked them to a tavern holdup in North Versailles Township and an abortive Johnstown supermarket robbery as claimed targets. Victims could not identify the trio.
Endicott New York resident Harry H Brubaker disappeared six weeks ago during a fishing trip. He was found last night at his father's home in Monongahela after authorities searched Seneos Lake for days. Brubaker's brother Duiley says the man arrived in Monongahela two or three days ago. An Endicott attorney suggests mental strain and indicates Brubaker may dispose of his Endicott property. his wife and 11 year old have joined him in Monongahela.
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