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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1964
Page
2
Local notice states Don Ryan and his band will perform at the VFW this Saturday night instead of Friday. Event invites members and guests to attend in a round, police and square setting on the Avenue at 3116 Ms Turben's Auto Service, a Chevrolet dealer.
Admits list includes James Brown Robert Merritt Samuel Smith Dorling Lamb Le Munger Mrs Donnell Jan TenPas Diana Adams and others. Discharges include William Speck Mrs Merley Ottaway and daughter Julie Renee Ralph Larson Mrs Marion Morton Paul Payer Jesse Goodwill John Fuller Mrs Knight Robert Brown among others. Line ad pricing 23 cents per line and noon deadline.
Erie County commissioners saw a partisan clash as Fred W. Lamberton protested the firing of security guard Nicholas Carideo a combat veteran of 20 years. The Democrat majority led by William C Hill Jr dismissed Carideo along with three other guards and a cook. The move marks the first major personnel change at the hospital after a lull and follows criticism of patronage practices by the prior GOP majority.
Brazil faces a new era as the military suspends political rights of group leaders. President Castello Branco faces drastic steps to stop spiraling inflation threatening 1964’s economic outlook. Prime Minister Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli signals a harsh deficit total for 1964.
Rachel Carson, 56, biologist and author of The Sea Around Us and Silent Spring, died Tuesday afternoon at her Silver Spring home after a cancer diagnosis five years earlier. Her work spurred federal pesticide law reviews and emphasized biological controls over chemicals. She was born in Springdale Pennsylvania, studied at Pennsylvania College for Women and Johns Hopkins, and is survived by a brother Robert M. Carson. she had adopted a grandnephew Roger Christie.
Mrs Dodge 80 of Titusville died yesterday in Titusville Hospital after a brief illness She was born November 4 1883 in Corry daughter of Wallace and Emma Howaill Hosier She married Edmund Dodge April 12 1911 in Corry He died December 25 1919 Survived by daughter Caroline Myers of Titusville three grandchildren Betsy Myers Helen Myers and Edmund Bittenbender five great grand children One daughter Dorothy McLucas preceded her in death May 2 1953 Funeral home calling hours today and funeral service tomorrow at 2 p m with Rev William Ryan officiating Interment Greenwood Cemetery Titusville
A missing person alert prompts Drake to search for Mike Draker, reported by his mother Mrs. Ben Draker of 247 York Street. The tale ends with a moral about every boy and a licensed dog.
Youth For Christ Club holds a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock in the First Baptist Church. Bud Harmes, director from Meadville, will be the main speaker. All junior and senior high youth of the city are invited to attend.
In Belgium a 12 day doctor strike over a medical insurance law leaves 10 000 physicians off duty with urgent cases seen by an emergency setup. Government mobilizes 5700 physicians and 3600 army reserve doctors as hospitals overflow and treatment for the poor becomes free. Civilian clinics reopen but access remains uneven as nurses consider striking. Emergency hospitals operate in schools and public buildings.
The Ladies Recreational League honored top performers at a post season banquet. Millie Amoroso led with high series 539, Florence Amoroso high single 213, Roxann Bradford high average 163, with Rose Amoroso, Gladys Amoroso, and Julie Sadowski receiving awards including the achievement prize for the championship A and B Distributor team members.
Funeral services for James M Crasscutt will be at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Thursday at 1 p m with interment in Holland Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 3 5 and 7 9 p m and Wednesday 7 9 p m at the funeral home.
Amoroso quartet led the A&B Distributors team to the league title with Roxann Bradford and four Amorosos at the banquet. Bradford was high average bowler at 163, Gladys Amoroso had high series 539, Florence Amoroso notched high single 213, and Julie Sadowski earned the improvement award. Grace Gentile received a Women's International Bowling Congress recognition for a 127 trio.
Roxann Bradford and Laura Snow elected as officers with Marie Beer as vice president, Pat Zajac as treasurer, and Christine Hajec as sergeant at arms. Incoming and outgoing officers listed along with second place team Popka's Cafe and other local businesses in Columbus. The narrative notes a dinner served by the event.
The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency announced 4.2 million dollars in state loans for qualified students. Banks statewide are invited to participate, with the agency guaranteeing 100 percent repayment. Loans carry 5 percent interest and may be repaid over five years after graduation.
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