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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1962

Page

3

Fragmented OCR notes on postwar tension and figures

Fragmentary text references postwar figures and events including Ike, Truman, and the Cold War. It mentions invasion fears, public safety, and a 1980 refuge concept, with scattered phrases about police, fireworks, and cargo. Names and details are unclear due to damage.

Nates Atogetter Hat Waa Allon Probwa Eisenhower Truman Bell Ictim Police

Fragmented notice on unclear sale times and dates

The readable fragments reference a sale or event with stray names and prices but lack coherent details. It mentions a likely Wednesday timing and Christmas context with partial numbers or prices, leaving the core action and participants unspecified.

Area Man Dies After Brother Accidental Shooting

A Warren man, Donald Kane, 26, died in Warren General Hospital after a hunting accident in the Five Acre Area north of Warren. His 16-year-old brother Richard fired at a rabbit, the bullet struck Donald in the head. Richard reported the incident and helped summon aid. State Trooper Henry Miller is investigating with officials to determine possible charges.

Warren Warren General Hospital Donald Kane Richard Donald Henry Miller Eugene Byron Byron North War- Ten Volunteer Fire Department Miller Kane Warren County Ed Lowry Samuel Bonavita Edward Bileski State Game Commission

Woman dies of heart attack at Army Navy game

A 47 year old Harrisburg woman, Mrs. Elmore Bateman, died of a heart attack before the Army Navy football game after arriving early for the event. She was taken to a hospital after complaining of chest pains at the stadium.

Philadelphia Army-Navy Elmore Bateman Harrisburg

I Long For Salvation Area Ministers Christmas Meditations

Rev. L. T. Meneely delivers Christmas meditation quoting Psalm 118 169 172 and Job 28 and Solomon on wisdom. The message centers on mankind's longing for salvation through Christ and the duty of praise. It urges open hearts to Christ as guiding light and refuge, with prayer for deliverance and peace.

Rev L. T. Meneely Israel Job Solomon Christ

Delinquents Headed to Russian Farms Spark Local Backlash

In Moscow a shift by Soviet courts ships juvenile delinquents to work on peasant collectives. Ukrainian officials and farmers protest the resettlement, citing drunkenness and disruption as city youth are sent to rural areas. Leaders on state farms near Donetsk condemn the program as burdening village life.

Moscow Ant Valentin Donskoy Mskstroy Donetsk

Rites Held For Mrs W Ingalls At Bracken Funeral Home

Last rites for Mrs William Nellie Ingalls were held Saturday at 2 p m at Bracken Funeral Home, with Dr H Ray Harris officiating. Interment followed in McCray Cemetery. Grandsons William, Gerald and Charles Ingalls, Robert and Ralph Davis, Elwyn McCray served as bearers. Attending from away were several relatives from Spartansburg Brie Union City and other nearby towns. local friends also paid respects.

William Nellie) Ingalls Bracken H. Ray Harris McCray Cemetery Gerald Charles Ingalls Robert Ralph Davis Elwyn McCray Arthur Davis Robert Davis Dorothy Davis Spartansburg Gerald Ingalls Archie Hawley Charles Stewart Brie Walter Ingalls Leon McCray Union City May Sweet Clymet Richard Shreve Riceville

Clymer Firemen Elect Officers At Annual Meeting

The Clymer Volunteer Firemen held their annual meeting in the community building. Officers elected: Vincent Legters president Troy Chase vice president Harold Bensink secretary Earl Duink treasurer James Lictus fire chief Rue Button first assistant chief Everett Warnshouse second assistant and Harold Neckers director for five years. A lunch was served by Gordon Holthouse Harris Kolstee Arthur Howles and Kenneth Kooman. The annual banquet is planned for February.

Clymer Vincent Legters Troy Chase Harold Bensink Earl Duink James Lictus Rue Button Everett Warnshouse Harold Neckers Gordon Holthouse Harris Kolstee Arthur Howles Kenneth Kooman Marion Gallup Albert Kearfig Linda Richard TenHaken Watertown N.Y George Cataldo Ontario N. Y Robert Thompson Buffalo General Hospital Nelson TeCroney Bruce Neckers Marlen Ton Marilyn Hoffman Nancy TeWinkle Mary Ann Hogenboom Hope College Holland, Mich Duane Dunnewald Dennis Goggin Jerome Brown Cornell University Dale Croscutt Alfred University Dennis Hogenboom Hartwick College Joan Beckerink Fredonia Donald Almy Gettysburo Larry Habink Pittsburgh Beverly Habink Buffalo State Teachers College Women’s Guild of Christian Service

Community notices from Clymer and nearby towns

Local families from Rochester Syracuse Little Valley Kennare Chicago and Corry visited and attended gatherings in Clymer Querreveld and Newhouse households. The WSCS of the Methodist Church met with Mrs Ralph Thompson Sr and Mrs Raymond Wassink hosting. World Federation of Churches was discussed. Milton Holthouse and family traveled from Pulaski for a funeral in town. Mabel Lindell plans winter stay with daughter in Binghamton.

Fan Backerink Lead ‘TenHuisen Everett TenHuisen Roy Ravink Arthur Nelson Rochester Clymer Wayde Querreveld Ralph Damcott Syracuse Fredpene Minnie Querre Thornton Newhouse Little Valley Gordon Newhouse Kennare Clinton Duink Chicago Milton Duink WSCS Methodist Ralph Thompson Sr Raymond Wassink Raya Alfred Newhouse Mond Renskers Dells Chris Christensen Corry Milton Holthouse Pulaski Edwin Holthouse Mabel Lindell

Skunk Put On Display At Philadelphia Zoo

A free loading skunk sneaked into cages for camels kangaroos and penguins at Philadelphia Zoo. Zoo officials caught Tim Saturday night and plan to feed him while keeping him on public display during the day alongside the other five skunks.

Philadelphia Philadelpia Zoo Tim

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