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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1963

Page

6

Local Police Record Stray Pony Found and Robbery Suspects Sought

Police report a stray pony corralled by Mrs. Walter Miller of 155 Warman Street and returned to its owner, the Proctor family. A theft of two bicycles, reported by Mrs. Mary Wickwire, involved a red 2-gear bike and a 24 inch girl’s bike with wire carriers. Corry census work begins for the new directory, Soloman M. Heller dies in Hartford, Justice cancels April petit jurors, and various local notices follow.

Walter Miller Warman Street Stanley Proctor West Washington Street Mary Wickwire East Main Street

Births Reported at Corry and Union City Hospitals

A daughter born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Suchar Jr of Columbus. A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Suchar at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Smith of BD 4 Union City.

Hyannis Port Mass Waterford Erie County Merle Wood Wood Max Lakin Pittsborgs Corry Memorial Hospital Paul Suchar Jr Columbus Mer Si Corry Memorial Hospital Union City Memorial Hospital Donald Smith B.D. 4 Union City Canadohta Lake Sparta Warren Hospital David Pring Warren Raymond Hamilton Corry Vanle Hamilton Hamiltons Susan Erie Susie Herbert Miller Robert Frankinfield Brenda Clarence Smith Marjorie Smith Home Howard Crawford Gordon Brown Joel Edward St. Luke's Hospital Spokane Wash Harry Brown Lloyd Stafford Riceville Chris Maker Paul G. Blakeslee Picidilli Hil Clarence Nichols Farmily Paul Crawford Lucy Bloss Iva Maker Thomas of Buteer

McGonigle Speed Case Highlights Pennsylvania Politics

Arthur McGonigle, 1958 GOP gubernatorial candidate, received clemency from Pennsylvania safety commissioner Harry Brainerd, reducing a two month license suspension to one month. Governor Scranton said no politics were involved as McGonigle accepted the penalty after admitting speeding on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Harry Brainerd Arthur McGonigle McGonigle Erie County Rohrer Journal State Employes Council Afl-Cio Coughlin Warren County Mercer County Reading Arthur T. McGonigle Scranton Brainerd Bureau

Spartansburg PTA Holds Meeting and Announces Local Groups

Spartansburg merged PTA gathered at the high school gym with Mrs. Charles Kolaja leading devotions and flag salute. They discussed school subsidy bill No. 660 and teachers salary bill No. 669, urged letters to representatives, and noted Crawford County teachers’ low pay. New officers were installed. fashion show Swing Into Spring and student displays highlighted.

Spartansburg Sparta PTA Charles Kolaja Putnam Pennsylvania Crawford County Litzinger Margaret Morris Herbert Donald Merkle Glenn Cook Kenneth Eastman Donald Allen McQueer Home Ec Mary Torrey

Community fundraiser features local groups and shops

Youth For Christ offers fudge, Friendly Neighbor Chub runs a dry goods store, Sparta PTA handles the general store with baked goods, School Masters make ice cream, Cub Scouts sell popcorn. Plans to stop the event include the Monogram Tea Shop and the FFA Inn. A similar program two years ago drew out of town guests, with proceeds to the scholarship fund and a Meadville barbershop group reprise.

Youth For Christ Chub Sparta Pta Monogram FFA Inn Meadville

Million Jobs May Go: JFK Warns of Budget Cuts

President Kennedy argues a $5 billion federal budget cut could cost one million jobs by year end and negate the tax cut’s benefits. He cautions deeper cuts, if sustained, risk recession and greater revenue loss. He says a $15 billion cut would cripple defenses and undermine national space leadership.

JFK Kennedy

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