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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1968
Page
3
A fragmented account notes student and official dissent over a financing plan for Pennsylvania universities. Officials seek easing of costs while opponents warn of potential fiscal stress and reduced services. Details on the measure's structure and impact remain unclear in the snippet.
Fragmented OCR text hints at statements on age, identity figures like Ethel Ros York City, atomic riot mention, Kashmir unrest, Pakistan attack, and U N. actions. No coherent event or attribution emerges. text reads as garbled notes from a mid century news brief without clear subjects or dates.
The funeral service for Franke D. Lay was held yesterday at Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev. Marlin P. Klingen smith of Cobbs Corners Community Church officiating. He was assisted by Rev. Glyde Spartansburg. Bearers were Harold Cobb Lewis Eastman Stephen Cobb Ralph Davis Claude Stellman and Richard Vanderhoof.
A weekend bake sale at St. Thomas auditorium Corry offers hats from Hat Box Ono Philadelphia priced 3 95 to 6 95 with 25 cent admission. Coffee and cookies provided. Also a cemetery association meeting April 10 at 8 pm. Little League and Teener League trials for ages 9 16 with a fathers meeting at 7 30 pm. Open house for Mr and Mrs Warren Brown on Sunday at the fire hall for their 25th wedding anniversary hosted by their four children. Deepest sympathy to the Lay family. Community Aid Society met at Mrs Donald Merkle home with seven members and five guests for a beef dinner and two quilts tied. Next meeting at Mrs Izora Burlingame in May. The Spoken Word Is Like the Air, The Printed Word Is Always There.
Representative Joseph P. Vigorito will discuss recent Congress developments and proposed Pennsylvania Constitution amendments at the Erie County Pomona Grange Annual Dinner. The event starts at 7 p.m. at Waterford Methodist Church with Laurin E. Hill in charge of arrangements. Sunday Vigorito attends a dedication dinner dance for Erie Osteopathic Hospital expansion at the Erie East Tamers at 7 p.m.
The NLRB ruled Local 798 of the Pipeline Construction Workers Union guilty of unfair labor practice in a 1987 pipeline project in Linesville. The three member panel ordered the examiner's recommendations carried out, finding union official action discriminatory against welder Cykoski of Cambridge Springs during a conference that produced an unlawful agreement affecting his employment. A Meadville hearing in July concluded with the examiner Boyd Leedom recommending the union withdraw objections and reemploy Cykoski by Linesville Construction Co.
WARREN The explosion and fire at United Refining Co. Tuesday killed two men and injured a third, with property damage tentatively set at 50 000 dollars. John Wendell, vice president, said the figure is a rough estimate and not of major proportions. The catalytic cracking unit will be shut for repairs but production and sales will continue. Killed were Earl J. Brian of Clarendon and Lloyd Albaugh of Warren. Richard L. Peterson of Warren, in satisfactory condition, suffered facial burns and a scalp laceration. The blaze likely began when a blowdown tank overflowing with oil exploded. the tank had been shut down for maintenance and reactivated before the fire. The exact cause remains under investigation.
Rev H Kenyon Leishman reflects on John 19 30 saying Jesus freely gave his life and could reclaim it He knew all was not accomplished yet with kingly power he dismissed the sufferer I thirst fulfilled prophecy and pointed to Jesus as the Lamb of God for those who accept him
A brief religious statement argues eternal life hinges on trust in the uplifted Christ. The piece proclaims the truth of faith in the divine Son of God and asserts the Journal confirms this message.
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