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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1961
Page
2
Spot Line-O-Ads listing instructs calling 2-2201 for emergency physician summons at Corry Memorial Hospital. Ad explains local rates of 23 cents per line and acceptance until noon on publication day. garbled tail repeats stuttered text and filler lines.
A hospital or local records listing numerous admitted and discharged individuals across several towns. Names include Mrs. Charles Pless, Linyd Einink Clymer, Kelvin Huff, Roberta Ormsbee, Mrs. Jack A. Stull, Miss Mary Bromley, Mrs. David Curry, Mrs. John Liebegott, Brian Huff, Mrs. Lawrence Murdock, Miss Joy Nichols, Mrs. Alston Chase and Matt Steven, and many others with addresses in Linyd, Spartansburg, Cory, Union City, and surrounding areas. Several entries mark relatives or guardians and include ages and street lines.
Final rites for Mrs Jennie B May will be held at Bracken Funeral Home on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment follows at East Branch Cemetery. Friends may visit Monday from 1 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday from 2 to 7 p.m. at the funeral home.
Mrs May of M1 Maat Columi avenue died at Al Corry Memorial Hospital today at age 87 after a long illness. Born July 1, 174 in New Matipature she moved to Ent Branch with her family. She married Mhik May on February 26 1805. he preceded her in death. Survived by one Akushter Mrs Willinsy Armitage Sr., one grandson and five great-grandchildren. Services at Bracken Funeral Home with interment in East Branch Cemetery.
The Corry Elks Lodge held its 59th memorial service honoring deceased brothers with about 75 attendees in lodge rooms on the second floor. Music was provided by Mrs James Walters on organ and the Collegiate vocal group from Corry Area High School directed by Miss Judith Dwyer, chaplain Ramsey Rogers officiated, and leaders including Dr Joseph Seltz Richard Williams Donald Nant es past district deputy grand exalted ruler and Wallace Young participated. Boyd Lindquist delivered the memorial address with W W Hammond Jr as chairman.
Republican leader George Bloom and Democrat Otis Morse clash over Pennsylvania state payroll numbers. They dispute whether about 0 or more employees were added since Democrats took control six years ago, amid Governor Lawrence’s defense of hires to expand programs. Morse replies with a sharp letter while lawmakers trade charges.
The Planning Commission and League discuss a land tax plan for a city of 10 000 with a 90 million budget aim. The proposal would shift taxes and could raise concerns about individual impact, while officials seek educational value and possible integration with a major redevelopment program.
Fragmented notes describe a debate over tax policy and planning commission roles. The text refers to evaluating the tax system, potential reforms, and ministers questioning biblical grounds for policy, with emphasis on a difficult path to a long‑standing solution.
A county couple injured in a plane crash near Slippery Rock as they headed to Morinville for a hunting trip. Howard G. Kimmel aged 46 of Enon Valley and his wife Florence 45 were treated at Grove City Hospital after the angle-engine aircraft crashed in a field five miles west of Slippery Rock yesterday.
Hal Boyle humor column offers miscellany on executive wives, travel, shopping, blink rates, shoe wear, speed of swordfish, and quirky quotes. Includes reader mail corrections, famed names, and holiday postal statistics.
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine and his secretary Mildred Paperman appear in federal court on charges of violating probation. Goldfine, 71, served a year for tax evasion linked to Eisenhower aide Shaerman Adams resignation. Paperman, 43, on three years probation after pleading guilty to tax evasion.
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