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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1967
Page
4
Local line ads list 25c per line and noon deadline for publication. Promotions mention fall styles at Carrig's Footwear and kitchenwear at Katherine's and Karen's Gift Shop. Moose fish fry Friday 5 to 7, adults 1.25, children 0.75. Rustic Restaurant promotes new old Country Store along Route 6.
Admitted Mrs. Bess Lewis Union City. Discharged Miss Judy Mitchell Spring Hill Hopkins transferred to Hamot. Deceased Mrs. James Jordan daughter Stacy Ann. Other names listed: Ralph Perkins 414 East Smith Gary. Kathi Cheryl ages 7 and 9. Mrs. Patricia Titch Columbus. Mrs. James Willcox 417 West Pleasant. Mrs. Freda TeWinkle Clymer. Ambulance: Corry 668 2433.
A daughter named Kimberly Ann Snedden II was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Snedden II of Houston Texas on Tuesday evening. The maternal grandmother is Mrs. Patti Kirch of Wayne Street. A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Croscutt of Mayville New York, with Mrs. Croscutt formerly Karen Habink. Another son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Titch of R D 3 Corry, Mrs. Titch formerly Shirley Watson.
Moose members and families gather at Roy Creek Grove on Sunday August 13 for a picnic with an ox roast dinner served from 1 p m Entertainment for young and old See AllWay Electric notice preserved in local column
In Havana, Carmichael links Black Power to global liberation efforts while James, a Black deputy commander, stresses that the 6th Tactical Fighter Wing is color blind in its tech power. James recalls wartime protests at Johnson Field, where 100 Black officers were warned, arrested, and faced court martial outcomes. Truman ordered military integration, James notes, and troops show it can work.
Harrisburg AP Gov Shafer ordered summer training within Pennsylvania causing the National Guard to adjust logistics. Advance parties from the 28th Infantry Division headed to Virginia while others stay in state at Indiantown Gap. Officials cited potential racial tensions and aimed to have troops ready, with schedule changes to feed and equip units and reconcile reduced Virginia facilities for artillery training.
The trio known as the Gipsy Rover sails from Newport Rhode Island with gear for a 45000 mile land and sea journey. The girls Mae and companions set off on a tour across North and South America Africa and Europe. Left to right the group is listed. Mae leads the expedition with bold plans and scenes of travel.
New York AP report says eight Republican governors meet behind closed doors to draft a state action program to curb racial violence and rebuild slums. Nelson Rockefeller chairs the policy committee with George Romney John Love Spiro Agnew John Chafee Raymond Shafer John Volpe and Nils Boe. The plan covers employment training housing, crime control, and expanded social services.
White stated that with site changes and the governor’s promise to the President, riot control training would be conducted and the division would be under federal control during summer training. He added the troops would be ready for riot duty if needed.
The Journal notes invitations extended to James A. Rhodes of Ohio Claude R. Kirk Jr. of Florida Ronald Reagan of California Daniel J. Evans of Washington and Warren P. Knowles of Wisconsin for an upcoming meeting. however attendance was not possible for some.
Notice is given of a public sale in Erie County Courthouse Erie PA in the Board Room. Tracts and lots described as Harborcreek Township Nos 87 88 111 112 Throop Gardens with building on Throop Road. Property assessed to Florence Finn Est for 1959 1954 1965 taxes. Sold to County Commissioners October 4 to raise funds for taxes liens and mortgages. Cash terms.
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