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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1966
Page
4
Local notices and ads list wedding invitations napkins and stationery from The Corry Journal, plus a mix of ads for corn, dairy and fruits. Names and addresses of residents appear, with discharges and admissions noted for a few individuals. Also promotes a billiards lane special and a local fruit market weekend sale.
Fragmented clipping reports Nab Kane linked to local banking woes with references to past misappropriation charges. It notes his residency with wife Rose in a two story home and his prior council service. Additional fragments mention George S Rupprecht and remarks from Mrs Davis about their long marriage and absence of violence.
Armed police surrounded a North London house Friday night, armed with a car description and license, and questioned a former owner who said he sold the car about a year ago to a mechanic who sold it to another. The 1910 Churchill pistol battle reference provides historical context.
Philadelphia court considers new trial for William McBurnette who has spent decades in jail since 1938 armed robberies. Gideon ruling cites right to counsel. records proving his attorney presence are missing. trial delayed as prosecutor seeks witnesses. judge urges locating them to avoid dropping charges.
The funeral service for Mise Ella J. Mays was conducted by Rev. H. Kenyon Leishman at the Bracken Funeral Home. Interment followed in the Presbyterian Cemetery in Garland, Pa. Attendants from away included multiple relatives and friends from nearby towns. A separate note reports James W. Snyder Jr. of Allentown named outstanding disabled veteran of the year by the Disabled American Veterans at its New York convention.
Mrs. Gertrude Miller of R D 2 Corry died at home shortly after hospital release following a yearlong illness. Born July 3, 1906, she taught in Columbus schools and was active in church groups. she is survived by husband Cecil and several relatives. Walter Stec of Titusville died at Titusville Hospital aged 48. a design engineer with Struthers Wells Corp and WWII veteran, he leaves wife Kay, five children, parents, and siblings. services set at St Titus Church and burial in St Catherine's Cemetery.
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