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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1964
Page
2
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Emergency contact instructions provided for Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry ambulance. Tuesday admissions include Mrs. Raymond Querreveld and several neighbors and relatives from Corry, McKean, Spartansburg, and Clymer. Discharges list Mrs. Cloye Braswell, Mrs. Harry Oldenski, and other area residents with addresses and family details.
In Saigon the government warned further violence would be met with force while hunting suspected Communists tied to last week's Buddhist Catholic clashes. About 449 people have been rounded up. Troops warned they would shoot demonstrators who disobeyed orders as Catholics and Buddhists buried martyrs and urged unity amid curfews and reopening schools.
Sunday listings note Judy Wiggers 2 daughter of Kenneth Wiggers and Mrs. Wiggers of Clymer. Arthur Ives of Findley Lake. Judy Reese 4 and Gary Reese 10 children of H Elton Reese and Mrs. Reese of Clymer. Paul McCray of Spartansburg. Also Detroit obituary: James W. McCandles 55, longtime advertising and PR counselor, died yesterday amid Saigon crisis discussions with Premier Nguyen Khanh.
Funeral services for Carlton Chaffee were held at 2 p m yesterday at Bracken neral Home with Rev Walter W Gilliland officiating. Burial will be at the family’s convenience. Attending from Vermillion were Mrs Carlton Chaffee and several Chaffee relatives, plus extended kin from Woodbury New Jersey Rome Pennsylvania York Pennsylvania Wellsboro Windber State College and many others from Indianaola Wes teyville Wes t yville Wes t eyville.
Pete Russo, Gan non College basketball coach and fresh man, will lead the new Erie County recreation department after the college announced his resignation on Saturday.
Mount Sterling Kentucky AP reports an all Negro Dubois School and a local Masonic hall used by Negro leaders were burned on the eve of a planned boycott by Negro parents protesting changes in integration plans. Fire marshals suspect arson. damage estimated at 210000. The incident prompted state police guard talks and an emergency school closure through September 8.
Artur Fehlman of Russell aged 87 dies suddenly at home after a long career as a building contractor and hospital maintenance supervisor. Survived by two sons, a daughter, three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set at Warren and Pine Grove Cemetery interment planned. Theodore Neckers of Clymer dies at 80 after a life as a farmer and local farm leaders. survivors include son Howard and two daughters with four grandchildren. Final rites scheduled in Clymer with interment in Holland Cemetery. State reports slow progress on school integration with 99.4 percent of districts now integrated.
Titusville reports a large volunteer effort to replace the Billie Cook family’s burned home near Cherrytree. About 70 workers, plus local firms and Bethel Methodist volunteers, erected a 24 by 40 foot frame house with three bedrooms and carport on the original foundation. The build, started at 7 a.m. and finished with plastering pending, included electrical inspectors and nearly 200 in attendance for meals. The project aims to restore a sturdy three bedroom home with electric heat for the Cooks.
Crawford County Fair officials termed the event highly successful with fine weather boosting Saturday turnout for grandstand acts stock car races and harness events. Pairview Sandy a year-old pacer owned by Edward Bartley of Valencia died after a three-horse pileup in the harness race. other horses and drivers unhurt. New Orleans civic leader and Sugar Bowl former president Joseph Benjamin David Sr., 69, died yesterday.
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