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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1962

Page

2

Local notices and ad lines from Corry and Union City

Fragmented obituary and address list plus community ads. Ad rates shown as 23 cents per line with noon cutoffs. Notable items include admitted William 16 son of Mrs Evelyn Stroup Corry RD3 and discharged Rebeces Keppel Columbus. various residents listed by address in Union City Spartansburg Waterford Cambridge Springs Pittsburgh.

William Evelyn Stroup Corry Nell Kent Watts- Aare Paull Keppel Main Street Columbus Charles Jewell West Pleasant Street Clyde Miller Clyde Snyder-Circle Betty J. Cochran R. D Spartansburg Marilyn Walter Gilliland Concord Street Stanford Royer’s Grove Hoderny Brothers Union City Ronald Akam Jamestown Street Wattsboro Wayne Ellsworth Norman Wilson Centerville Sharon Cross Chestnut Street Waterford Kenneth Weingard Oscar Dean Cambridge Springs

Khrushchev taunts West as billy goat in garden speech

The Associated Press reports Khrushchev compared Western powers to a smelly billy goat in a Kalinovka farmers’ speech, saying he would endure the odor rather than fight. Other notes cite Portuguese immigrant Alfredo Pereira painting his Newark home in red white and blue, cosmonaut Tifov on new flight plans, and Queen Mother Elizabeth turning 62. A Philadelphia robbery chase ends with a box of change recovered after a thief fled.

Associated Press Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev Kalinovka Alfredo Pereira United States Pereira Newark Philadelphia Haygoung Dergazarian Upper Darby Dergazarian

Teen-Age Ohio Boy Slaughters His Family

COLUMBUS Ohio AP An Ohio Highway Patrol corporal his wife daughter and young son were shot to death in their home near Grove City southwest of Columbus A 14 year old son Ray was found near a freeway exit in northern Columbus He apparently fired a bullet into his temple The weapon a target pistol belonging to his father was found with him No motive was immediately known and a large manhunt followed the teen’s disappearance until he was located after a chase and an abandoned car incident

Columbus Ohio Ohio Highway Patrol Ralph R.lanker Virginia Fern Bea Thomas Grove City Ray Lanker Kinsey Helme Cpl Lanker Lanker

Concord School Location Debate Drags on Over Site Size

Corry school directors weigh two proposed sites near Concord Fifth Street corner. Neither site meets state minimums of five acres plus one for every 100 students, though the state may grant leniency in congested areas. Harrisburg will decide if either location qualifies.

Concord Church Street Concord-Fifth Street Concord Street Harrisburg Corry Board

Snake bite victim dies while traveling solo in Mexico

Ronald L. Wertz, 25, of Reading Pa, died near Monterey Mexico this week after a snake bite. U S consular officials told his parents Wertz was traveling alone on a vacation.

Reading Ronald L. Wertz Monterey Mexico U. S Wertz

Father of Six Returns to Work After Long Layoff

In Hazelton Pa a father of six who had eight months off returned to work at Barletta Cement. He was killed yesterday when he fell into a conveyor bucket while a 40 minute rescue attempt was made. Lt Leonard Campanelli said the man may have fallen after losing balance near the cement mixing unit.

Penn Hairlton Barletta Cement Pone Harte Tet Seti Tn Jimrom Leonard Campanell Hazelton City Strachko Sane

Unemotional Stock Clerk Suspect Grilled After Slayings

Dennis M. Vogel, a 28 year old stock clerk from Mil Hall, was extradited from Canada to Lock Haven Pennsylvania to face questioning in the slayings of W T Grant store officials D W Atwood and Shirley Rechel. Police say Vogel signed a statement admitting the two killings and an estimated $1,000 was missing. Canadian police reported his wife Shirley Jean and their infant son were with him during the border transfer. The shootings occurred Wednesday and Vogel had been vacationing when arrested. He remained quiet as he was moved to Clinton County jail. Local authorities noted cash was found in a cloth sack in Vogel’s car trunk.

Lock Haven Canada Dennis M. Vogel Mil Hall Lewiston Neve Clinton County New York Vogel W. T. Grant Shirley Rechel Shirley Jean Niagara Falls Vowel

It's All Greek To Us Too In McKeesport Bridge Tangle

A former Greek seaman Tominis V Safos, 19, seeks immediate deportation to Greece to speed a U S reentry, aiming to return to his bridge in McKeesport Pa. His attorney Papadakos asks for dismissal of illegal entry charge to enable reentry after September 30. Judge Rosenberg advised a written motion within two weeks. Separate item reports Frauke Bury and Minnie Bury, both 40, killed when their car collided with a train at a Carlisle grade crossing.

Pittsburgh New York Greece McKeesport Tominis V. Safos Nicholas P. Papadakos Safos U.S Papadakos US District Court Bafos Louis Rosenberg Rock Falls Frauke Bury Minnie Carlisle

Bible Program Teaches Prayer On WOTR Radio

The weekly Christian Science segment airs Sundays at 9 30 a m on WOTR 1370 kc and invites listeners to examine how prayer can help in daily life.

Crash At Findley Lake Leaves Boy Alarmed

At Findley Lake an outboard motorboat cutoff contact with a small row boat Thursday. James Richard Christy, 16, of Fredona, vacationing there, leapt into the lake after the motor stalled believing someone aboard the row boat had fallen overboard. Firemen aided in a search but no one was found aboard the row boat.

Findley Lake Sheriff's—Department Ab Mayville James Richard Christy Fredona Christy sWaser

Farmers Hire A Rainmaker In Dutchess County

Dutchess County farmers engaged a professional rainmaker to combat a weeklong drought. Arnulf C. Miller of the County Farm Bureau stated Dir Waliea Eo Hott of Lexington Massachusetts was hired for about 2500 to seed clouds next week using silver iodide. The county, home to fruit vegetables and dairy farms, lies in the federal emergency aid disaster area designation.

Dutchiess County Dutchess County Farm Bureau Arnulf C. Miller Lexington Mass Miller Lowell Dutchess County

Missing Nepali airliner sparks jungle search near border

Reports say a DC3 Dakota of Royal Nepal Airlines vanished Wednesday en route Kathmandu to New Delhi. Indian Air Force planes scoured jungle areas along the Indian Nepal border with 10 aboard including two American aid inspectors, a Canadian woman, and Nepal’s ambassador. Nepalese and Indian officials exchanged conflicting messages about sightings and safe landings near Bardia and Kailali.

New-Delhi India Junjeles Indian Air Force Royal Nepal Airlnes Corporation Katmandu New Delhi Sidney B. Jacques Oscar Curtis Holder U.S Washington, D.C C. J. Grindley Toronto Nepal Narapratap Thapa Nepalgani Bardia Kat‘mandu Gaymor Kailali

Rev Tunis Miersma Feted At Clymer Reception

Rev Tunis Miersma and family were honored at a church parlors reception at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer. Norman Homenboom led ceremonies with hymn singing and readings. A slide show by W. Gravink, solos by Harvey Hing, and a vocal quartet added to the program. Guests included relatives from Jamestown and Grand Rapids. A lunch followed hosted by consistory wives.

Tunis Miersma Clymer Tunus Mieranma Abbe Reformed Church Norman, Homenboom Jaci Willum Gravink Sunday Scotian Wiy Ris Harvey Hing Harvey Hing Bre Janes Belman New Brunswick Netherlands Dennis Hogenboom Wilbur VanBarden Harold Neckess Howard Leglers James Gravink Midway Park

Newspapers End Four Month Strike Rescue of Star Tribune Restores Service

The Minneapolis Star and Tribune resume public circulation Tuesday after a four month strike that shut the papers since April 12. Maintenance crews were used after Teamster Local 638, the last of five striking unions, accepted a new contract by an 85 to 26 vote. The pact includes 13 cent per hour pay hikes retroactive to January 1 and 11 cents more next January 1. Regular drivers averaged $2.89 per hour before the walkout.

Aya Nbapulid Minneapolis Star¢and Triune Tony Schullo Umign

Woman Struck By Auto While Walking Home

Mrs. Etta Abrams Jr. was struck and killed by an automobile last night as she walked from a store. Police report the collision occurred near the store area with responders arriving promptly. No further details on the driver or charges were available at press time.

Killeu Philadelphia Etta Abrams, Jr

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