Guneral Day Mass at 9 Am Church
Mass scheduled for 9 am at the church marking the funeral day. Congregation and clergy will lead prayers and rites in a solemn service.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
7
Mass scheduled for 9 am at the church marking the funeral day. Congregation and clergy will lead prayers and rites in a solemn service.
Off shore oil drilling in Lake Erie faces opposition as 15 625 signatures are gathered urging the state Legislature to ban drilling. Erie Council of Sportsmen's Clubs leader David DeHaven says the petitions aim to move a bill out of committee, with support from Gov Shafer and federal officials. The court hearing on a mayoral injunction against drilling coincides with petition delivery to Harrisburg. Humphrey pledges federal study. four bids come in for offshore lease blocks. Indianapolis City Council to hold regular bi monthly meetings citywide this summer per Hasbrouck, following advisory commission on civil disorders.
Crystal Coal Co lists fuel options including coal oil and kerosene. Located at 4 Maple Ave Corry Pennsylvania with contact phone 668-8175 for stoker furnace needs and home heating supplies.
TIME reports a purchase of Lille Brown & Co a 31 year old Boston book publisher. Time Inc will issue 170000 shares of its common stock to complete the acquisition and bring the firms under TIME ownership.
Shafer noted Dick Nixon received the most write-in votes but said the result shows only a pocket of support and not statewide consensus. He stressed the write-in tally is not significant to the overall Republican picture.
Erie County reported 38 950 votes cast plus 1 800 absentee ballots from 113 064 registered voters in the primary. Officials had expected about 35 percent turnout, with a possible rise to 36 percent if absentees are returned. Voter Registrar Sandy Mac Ivor notes the 1962 primary had about 90 percent, while the 196? election set a record 86 percent turnout.
State police report two cars in the American Viscose Company lot were jacked up and wheels removed, eight tires stolen. Owners listed are Ronald Mead of Conneautville and William Graham of R. D. Meadville. Earlier in the week hubcaps were stolen from other cars in the lot.
Salinas California growers will ship strawberries in polyethylene bags with high carbon dioxide and low oxygen. The process aims to slow tissue breakdown and mold growth, based on tests last year by the Council of California Growers Tests.
Richard Chambers 19 of Kennerdell and James Custer 19 of Wiont dale pled guilty to arson charges for setting a barn at Westminster Highlands Presbyterian camp near Emlenton and an abandoned house. Both were held for Venango County grand jury action with bonds set at 3000 dollars each and remanded to jail when bail could not be posted. State Police tied the fires to a rash of 35 blazes in the Emlenton area and nearby Butler and Clarion counties.
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