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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1965
Page
2
An 8 month old infant, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Huff Sr of 417 West Pleasant Street, is discharged. Ronald W Messinger of Spring Creek and Marilyn Maynard of Corry RD 3 are mentioned in the notice.
Stanford Hose Company elected officers for the coming year with installation set for April 22. Richard Blount was named president, James Maloney vice president, William Halfast secretary, and Leo Neckers treasurer. Fire department leaders include Utah Jackson captain, Thomas Lathrop first lieutenant, Charles Weston second lieutenant, with Ivan Bennink Victor Dempsey and Harry Hotchkiss as trustees. Finance committee headed by David Nichols, John Downey, and Ivan Bennink. the budget was presented, reviewed and approved.
A Columbus man helps pull a boy from a ditch after he was taken for a ride. The boy’s father later reports a phone call from an unidentified girl warning of worsening trouble if contact with police continues, as authorities investigate if an older youth was involved.
Corry Area High School announces senior Geoffrey Russell led Erie County in the statewide Pennsylvania State Scholarships exams held last November with a 506th state rank. Russell, son of Thomas and Mrs Russell, plans to study chemistry at MIT or Cornell and is awaiting word from CASE. Twelve CAHS students took part in the test statewide.
The Corry school system completed most tuberculin tests with 568 students tested and eight positives and four questionable. Tests will be given to missed students from Conelway Columbus Spring Creek Wright and Concord. 23 high school students were missed in 10th grade. A new program starts 11th grade this year.
The Senate plans hearings before the Finance Committee after Easter on a 297-page administration health bill. Byrd expects passage with a 3 to 1 margin and Gore calls it a strong measure. Provisions include hospital coverage for 65 plus with a $40 patient portion, an optional $3 monthly insurance, expanded medical aid, a 7 percent Social Security increase, and increased payroll withholding for high earners.
The Fidel Castro government turns to rabbits to ease a meat shortage. The Cuban Economists Association in Exile reports rabbits at a farm in eastern Cuba rose from 150 to 615 in four months, prompting the government to open three new bunny ranches.
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