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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1967
Page
4
Tahoe Paradise College plans to open its doors in the fall housing 200 students. The four year co educational institution will be located in the Tahoe Paradise Motel near Echo Summit about four miles south of South Lake Tahoe California.
At Corry Memorial Hospital the report lists admissions Friday including Mrs. Paul Morton of 524 West Washington Corry Mrs Gertrude Long 21 Snyder Circle Miss Barbara Houghtling 303 Mead Avenue and others. Discharges include Matthew Simonoff 162 Ridge Street Mrs Charles Hiles 1 Snyder Circle Quentin Stevenson Union City Shelly eight months old child of Mr and Mrs David Coon and several residents from local towns. Emergency phone numbers and local ambulance contact are noted.
Funeral service for T. Charles Legters was held at 1 p.m. yesterday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Robert Shaver officiating. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery. Bearers were Robert Beckerink, Melvin Reslink, Tyan Legters, Robert Legters, Wayde Querreveld, and Billy McCray. Attendees came from Clymer area, Sherman, North Clymer, and Findley Lake.
Funeral service for Charles Haskell to be held at St Thomas Church Monday at 9 30 a.m. Interment will follow at Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
House GOP leader Ford urged national unity to bolster morale and push the Vietnam war toward end. Senate Dem Mansfield anticipated more troops and funds, possibly over half a million, with the current plan at 970,000 by year end. Senator McGovern remained critical, arguing against escalating troop numbers and bombing.
US Marines began a search and destroy mission at Da Nang with water craft and helicopters, reporting two enemy dead and no American casualties. An Army outpost at Con Thien near the DMZ was struck by mortar fire with light casualties. The 4th Infantry Division was hit by heavy mortar fire wounding ten, while B62 bombers hit camps and concentrations in Quang Ngai and near Saigon, Kontum areas. One US helicopter was downed near Saigon with four crew injured. Air strikes continued over North Vietnam with Thai-based Air Force and carrier-based Navy planes targeting Hanoi and the North Vietnamese panhandle.
Burton King of Duke Medical Center warns that workers in noisy environments risk hearing loss and urges periodic tests. He cites go go girls in loud discotheques and manufacturing plant workers as examples during a Chapel Hill address at the North Carolina chapter of the Acoustical Society.
The remark envisions a shift toward pushing China to commit fully, implying an extended American military presence in Asia for the foreseeable future. It frames a choice between restraint and an enduring and costly conflict requiring continuous force deployments.
Eric Haskell 60 died unexpectedly at home. Born October 23 1886 in Taunton Massachusetts he lived in Erie since 1920s. He served in the U S Navy 1903 1909 and worked as a salesman. He married Pearl Lanston December 30 1912 in Scranton Pennsylvania. Surviving wife two sisters brother and sister in law several nieces and nephews. Call times at Bracken Funeral Home and Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Mrs Lena Neckers of Mayville aged 84 died Thursday at WCA Hospital Jamestown born May 19 1882 in Findley Lake moved to Mayville three years ago affiliated with French Creek Garden Club Findley Lake Grange Fern Re bekah Lodge Past Noble Grands Club Mina limes Lake Memorial Post American Legion Auxiliary she worked for the North East Breeze as county correspondent survivors include her husband Harry and two nephews friends may call at Spitzer Funeral Home Sherman today 7 to 9 p m services tomorrow 2 p m with Rev Darrell Harris Findley Lake EUB Church officiating burial at Marks Corners Cemetery
The Sisters of Mercy music department presents its annual spring musicale at St. Thomas Convent. First recital at 1 30 p m features Colleen Amy Peggy Sue Catalfu Pauline Cote Kevin Downey Patricia Gluvna Cynthia Hillman Patricia Hillman Joan Hooks Stephen Kostyal Stanley Kostyal Maryse Krupa Paola Nollinger Ann Theisen Glena Wyn Wells and Ann Will liczko. Second program at 3 30 p m features Pamela Bachemer Patricia Burrows Cathy Elchynski Deborah Ferro Ernest Ferro Mary Ficcardi Deborah Ficcardi Rebecca Guth Linda Hajec Larry Hixson Joan Popovich Jeanne Sanders Robert Sanders Sally Sanford Linda Sprovers. All parents relatives and friends are invited.
Two crewmen on a New York Central coal train narrowly escaped a collision with a mail train on parallel tracks near Erie. The diesel unit struck a mail car and a steel girder pierced the cab. Both trains derailed some mail cars. one crewman, Frederick W. Schultz, 31, of Buffalo, was treated for minor injuries at St. Vincent's Hospital.
Postmaster R C McLaughlin announced new international surface and airmail rates effective Monday. The increases average 13 percent, with exceptions for Armed Forces APO/FPO mail and Canada Mexico. Rates: Europe Africa 20c, Americas 15c, surface 18c inland, postcards 8c, other printed matter up 10c per piece.
Funeral service for Mrs. Larry Fannie Long was held at the Church of the Nazarene at 2 p.m. with Rev. Joseph Kanzlemar and Rev. E. H. Stenger officiating. Lawrence Vanderhoof led the music. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attending out of town were Rev and Mrs Joseph Kanzlemar of Garfield Heights Ohio and numerous Buffalo Jamestown West Valley and Menter residents among many local friends.
Postage changes target period through 1967 1968 with delays for Canadian second class publications and existing bulk-rate bundles. For Canada to first class and air letters no change this time. Surface parcel post to all nations up 2 cents per pound, about 7 percent on average.
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