Corry area obituaries and local notices sweep county events
Multiple short items from Corry and nearby towns cover a sudden death in Cory with arrangements at Bracken Funeral Home, Jamestown garbage site planning and landfill space limits, a New Process Co warehouse sale in Warren with early shoppers, a breakage report at Aero-Flow Dynamics, marriage license filings in Crawford County, neighborhood dispute over harassing children, two Columbus deeds, four Corry residents named for Erie County jury duty, a Hootenany postponement at the Corry YMCA, Erie County real estate transfers, a Sherman man injured by a falling limb, a Huntington Park youth death, and upcoming weather with warmer trend and weekend showers.
Dunkirk Man Faces Trial In Shooting
Dunkirk resident De Jesus is charged with second degree assault and possession of a dangerous weapon after reportedly firing three shots at two men. He appeared in city court with attorney. preliminary hearing adjourned to Friday. Bail set at 1000 cash or 2000 property bond. Witnesses say DeJesus fought with Jorge Domingues, fired at Dominguez and Ariel Alvarado, but all shots missed. The gun allegedly jammed on a fourth attempt and an iron bar was later shown to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punkirk
Nov
Vuuo de Jesus
Dunkirk
DeJesus
Jorge Domingues
Dunirk
Dominguez
Ariel Alvarado
Two Newborns Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter arrived last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ongley of Clymer. Mrs. Ongley is the former Barbara Fralick. A son was born this morning at the same hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Utege of Spring Creek. Mrs. Utege is the former Sandra West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Larry Ongley
Clymer
Ongley
Barbara Fralick
Leslie Utege
Spring Creek
Utege
Sandra West
Miss American Beauty Crowned for Miss International Contest
Long Beach California based Gail Karen Krielow is named Miss American Beauty and will compete against 44 entrants for the Miss International Beauty crown. She was chosen from 15 American contestants, at age 21 she hails from Richmond Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Gail Karen Krielow
Miss Krielow
Richmond Heights
Model Space Shot Aims For Lunar Landing Test at Cape Kennedy
A metal model of the Project Surveyor spacecraft was launched from Cape Kennedy in a rehearsal for an unmanned lunar landing later this year. An Atlas Centaur rocket sent the dummy on a 63 hour flight to a simulated moon, gathering trajectory data while testing the guidance system and second stage. The mission, following a prior failure, seeks to validate the path and structural strength for a future Surveyor flight to the moon. The program plans to deploy reverse thrust to land gently and later carry instruments for soil, moonquakes, and environmental data for up to 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape. Kennedy, Fla
Cape Kenned
Space Agency
Ranger
Moon
Poll Tax Challenges Stir Racial Voting Rights Fight
The Justice Department seeks swift review of Alabama Mississippi and Virginia poll taxes under the Voting Rights Act as states face suits over the $1.90 yearly fee and retroactive two year period. Federal examiners register Black voters, with large increases in registrations in Mississippi and Georgia areas amid racial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
George C. Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
Richmond Flowers
Alabama
Justice Hoepariment
Department
Mississippi
Civil Service Commission
Spilkesman
Washington
Hale
Marengo
Dallas
Lowndes
Lewish Parish
East Carroll
East Feliciata
Plaquemines
le Flore
Mad Isan
Georgia
Americus
Sumter County
Nixon mum on political aspirations in Hoover birthplace visit
Former Vice President Richard Nixon, visiting West Branch Iowa for Herbert Hoover birthday observances, dodged questions on his political plans while signaling a Des Moines fundraising return. He urged stronger U.S. action in Vietnam and spent minutes autographing programs amid cheering crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
Towa
Richard M.nixon
Herbert
Nixon
Hoover
North Viet Nam
Eisenhower
Hoover Presidential Library
August Economy Shows Unusual Strength and Risks
The economy defies typical August patterns with rising employment to a record 74 million, and inventories up by 4.4 billion this year. Steel output hits a five week high while auto production slows on model changeovers, and Viet Nam war spending fuels plans for new plants and potential military appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ulead
Viet Nam
Congress
Capes
Catner Nomination Approved as U S Marshal for Pa District
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the nomination of Frank W. Catner to be U S marshal for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. The action moves the appointment toward final Senate confirmation and sets the stage for a new federal law enforcement leader in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Frank W. Catner
U. S
Middle District
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Floryan Gibas
R. D
Cory
Bracken Funeral Home
Journal
Jamestown
Highway Committee
Department of Public Works
Roger Berguson
Berguson
New Process Co
Warren
Eric
Cambridge Springs
Collins
N.Y
Sam Baressi
Aero-Flow Dynamics
West Main Street
Crawford County
David B. Szuba
Erie
Judith Joann Penoyer
Spartansburg
Larry E. Greer
Kathleen L. Mahan
Marion Street
Warren County
Columbus
Carl Triola
Robert Schilling
Charles E. Roberts
Ralph Carroll
Corry
Erie County Court
Raymond S. Burr
East Frederick Street
Harold C. Carr
East Congress Street
Richard Giacoma
West Park Place
Lyle M. Ladd
Bermuda
Sterling Wees
Erie County
Rex C. Ireland
Russell Mallory
Third Ward
Kenneth Neckers
Sher- Man
Dell McCray
Huntington Park
Percy
Ethel) McCray
T. H. Caudrey
Treat
Union City
Winifred Mertz
Macko’s Market
East Main Street
Hamloaf
Kielbasa
U.S
Journal Daily
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Page Oneville
Pryor
Rob
World Comfort Leader
Ea ‘Ay
Ake
C. J. Peterson and Son
First Avenue
Orson
Morton
Cliff Byelink
FORD
Rossin