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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1967
Page
4
The Pope denounced what he called episodes of discipline and willful arbitrary practices in liturgical services. He warned that some Catholics are modifying worship too quickly without required authority and said changes must have proper permission.
Admitted include Leland Crosscut R D 4 Corry Kenneth Northrup Phoenix Hotel Clyde Kinney Spartansburg Miss Mary Fassett R D 5 Mrs Stanley Doncavage Sherman Susan 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Skiff Spartansburg Mrs Charles Fuller Center ville Mrs Donald Vanderkooi Ashwe NY Rodney Brightman North Clymer Mrs Arthur Carlson Columbus Discharged include Michelle 6 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Kinney 48 West Irving street Mrs John Sheehan 235 Spring street Leo Munger Clymer Deceased William Groters Clymer Hotel Deceased Church He expressed confidence that the various national and regional bishops conferences keep a close watch.
Mr. Groters aged 90 died at Corry Memorial Hospital after 23 days as patient. Born March 27 1877 in Clymer he lived there all his life and was a retired farmer. Survived by three daughters a son 11 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren Final rites tomorrow 2 pm Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with Rev Shaver Burial Holland Cemetery Friends may call today 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
The scene included two injuries as demonstrators faced rock throwing by a white heckler. Cassius Clay spoke at an earlier housing rally calling for respect for women and urging open housing support. NAACP leader Rev W J Hodge urged a downtown boycott to pressure aldermen after a recent rejection of an open housing ordinance. Police cleared the march, with Dindner warning arrests for further processions. Police had a temporary court order barring nighttime marches.
Testimony before the Senate Space Committee centers on the Phillips report and NASA’s handling of missing notes. NASA officials defend that deficiencies did not cause the Apollo fire while noting earlier work at North American had addressed many issues. The hearings probe whether full personal notes should be released for committee review.
A daughter arrived April 7 to Lt. and Mrs. James Paulson of Paine Air Force Base Washington with Harry Paulson Jr. of 517 West Pleasant Street as paternal grandfather. A son born April 7 at Titusville Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pennell Pleasantville. Pennell formerly Carol Martin of Corry. A son born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson Columbus at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Carlson formerly Judy Schroter.
The Senate Ethics Committee plans to release findings on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd next week as a Dirksen testimonial dinner fundraiser in Chicago draws attention. Reports say censure or condemnation is possible, with ongoing staff work and new testimony from Beverly Curry about payroll roles. Dr. Leon Watters, a long time Einstein associate, died at 89 in New York.
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