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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1964
Page
2
Dancing at the Moose Saturday night April 11 features a Palka party from 10 to 2. A clearance sale promotes rubberwear and fishing boats at discount prices, with Spiesman's Shoe Store advertising the event and specials.
Dr. W. Kinter, Erie dentist and Erie School Board president, will chair the 1963 fund raising campaign for the Erie Association for Retarded Children. The drive opens with a Mothers March on a May Sunday. Funds support preschool classes and a sheltered workshop at the Exceptional Children Education Center, 136 East Avenue, aiming for a $52,000 goal.
Nathan Payne aged 53 died last night after a garbage truck ran over him in the driveway of his home in Laurys Station, about ten miles north of Allentown. Authorities described the incident as an accidental death and no charges were reported.
Final rites for Mrs Jennie Belknap at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Tuesday 2 pm interment Curling Cemetery. Robert A Laurie services Bracken Funeral Home Monday 11 am burial Pine Grove Cemetery. Joseph Niedomys Sr prayer service St George Funeral Home Tuesday 6:30 am Requiem Mass St Elizabeths Church 9 am interment St Elizabeths Cemetery. Friends may call on varying days and times.
GOP candidate Jimer E. Graham accused Dr. James Weaver of tax avoidance during a Erie rally before 950 people. Graham cited county records to refute Hilton and claimed tax authorities found no liens against Weaver, while Weaver voiced confidence in a Republican victory in November.
Concluded by a funeral rite at City Hall Avenue the nation’s war hero MacArthur received final prayers and three rifle volleys followed by Taps. The flag was lowered from the casket and given to Mrs. MacArthur as a military band played and the crowd reflected on a controversial life.
Chevrolet markets the Chevelle as a practical, youthful sedan with roomy interior and strong engine options. It highlights handling, parkability, and luxurious feel, inviting buyers to trade in and visit dealers during spring Trade N Travel Time.
A condens ed calendar lists YMCA weekly activities from Monday to Friday. It covers swim classes, girls and coed teams, senior and junior programs, TOPS classes, bridge, golf, chess, crafts, sewing, and scouts with times and room locations. Community groups such as Republican committee and club meetings are noted alongside youth sports and family swim sections.
Joseph Niedomys Sr. died at his son Joseph Jr.’s home in Corry after a long illness. Born March 4 1889 in Celikov Poland he came to the United States in 1913 settling in Clarendon later moving to Corry. He worked at Howard Tannery and Raymond plant from 1944 to 1954. Survived by daughter Mrs John McKetn son Joseph Jr and three grandchildren. Funeral services at St Elizabeth's Church with Rosary at the funeral home and interment in St Elizabeth's Cemetery. He was a member of St Elizabeth's Church and the Polish Club for 44 years.
The Attorney General Alessandroni defends using the 1963 Pennsylvania population-based ratio for Senate apportionment while noting a 1962 Supreme Court ruling could force changes. He predicts a high court decision on Pennsylvania likely not before 1966, with the 1963 law guiding elections in the interim and court-directed changes to come later.
A dense weekly and daily TV guide listing dozens of programs across networks. Entries include entertainment, sports, news, and public affairs with shows like Dragnet, Gunsmoke, Wide World of Sports, Red Skelton, Lucy, Beverly Hillbillies, Perry Mason, Twilight Zone, Tonight, and news blocks. The page also shows multiple time slots and channel references, offering a snapshot of mid century television programming.
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