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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions a banquet or gathering in a community setting with names such as Mrs J, Vivian, and Tanwar Tan or similar. No clear date place or outcome detectable. OCR quality prevents solid naming of people or organizations.
Borstorff Oil Company plans a Union City central office and bulk station in a new Route 6 block building next to Carlisch Builders Supply. Edwin Borstorff will operate wholesale and retail service from the site, with tanks planned for 15,000 gallons underground and future 14,000 gallon additions for retail sales.
Final rites for Louis Tewinkle were held at the Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer at 2 p.m. with Rev. Tunis Miersma officiating. Assisting were Rev. Hobart Blanchard and vocalists Mrs. James TenHaken and Howard Legters, with Mrs. Waller Schruers at the organ. Interment followed at Holland Cemetery in Clymer. Bearers were Harris Kolstee, Robert Howles, John Welling, Frederick Well ing, Richard Curtiss, and Loren Upperman. Attendees came from Clymer, Sherman, Corry, North East, Chautauqua, McKean, and Warren, Ohio.
Mrs. Walter DeShazer was honored with a birthday dinner at her home on Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Whitney and family of Pindley Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rhodes and sons of North Clymer, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gravink and family of Clymer, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Craday and children, and Mrs. Charles McCann and son of Akron, Ohio. DeShazer received many gifts.
Goldsmith was named to Elgin's board in 1960 and became chairman of the executive committee last June. Elgin posted a full year operating profit of 1,006,969 dollars or 1.08 a share for the year ended February 28, 1963, plus a special credit of 97,769 dollars or 11 cents a share. Fiscal 1964 figures are not yet released, but nine months to November 30 showed a profit of 1,380,899 dollars or 1.49 a share.
Struthers Wells Corp reports final U S government settlement for acceleration work at Schilling Air Force Base Saline Kansas totaling 3.03 million after initial approval in 1963 and four year price determinations. Earlier this year it settled 493 thousand for Lawry Air Force Base Denver components. Company notes tax losses and sales rising to 51.42 million with 928,390 Elgin common shares outstanding.
Paul I. Reefer, 29, a Pittsburgh bartender, was arrested at noon yesterday by Millcreek and Erie police at a roadblock after being spotted driving north on Route 1. He offered no resistance. search found $953.25 on him. FBI believes it is part of the loot from a bank robbery in Dayton, PA. More than $4,000 in bank money was recovered.
In Pittsburgh two men William O Hane and Harry Toole were jailed as accessories after the fact following Reeder’s apprehension. Reefer waived a preliminary hearing at arraignment before U S Commissioner Lyman C Shreve and was bound to $10 000 bond. FBI said Cole had about $5000 of the stolen money in his possession as the investigation continued.
A Corry area woman named Mrs Bates failed to stop at a crash scene in a Dairy Queen lot, with her husband arriving in a panel truck to place her in the vehicle. The incident followed a robbery at the Punxsutawney National Bank Dayton branch. Reefer, a Dayton native, had been released from Allegheny County Work House last October after an larceny conviction.
Report describes a collision near the Jet front area involving a Bets and tea cars damaged and towed from the scene by Rowland's Wreck. A Pole had not yet spoken to Bates or his wife to obtain their version of the crash.
U S ambassador to Japan Tedgan Reischaner, age 53, arrived in Honolua to recover from eight stab wounds and possible hepatitis and liver illness. He was attacked by a mentally unbalanced Japanese youth, according to reports.
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