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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1967
Page
4
Local listings show Line-O-Ads and Turben’s Auto Service promoting drastic discounts on many sale items. Tables display all items with prices starting at 3.99 and target Chevates buyers. Zalzneck’s Family Shoe Store advertises in same edition with unclear details.
The assault on Westmoreland’s block-sized headquarters left windows shattered and several structures damaged. A mortar round struck near a British Embassy official’s home and other blasts damaged seven buildings. No American casualties reported though several injuries among locals.
At the hospital report compiled as of 7 A M today lists admissions and discharges. Admitted are Mrs David Brooks at 130 Snyder Circle Gordon 2 son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Carris Ripley NY Forest Adams 235 West Smith street Mrs James Howard 55 East Frederick street Sunday Mrs Ruth Brown Bear Lake Victor 12 son of Mr and Mrs Russell Babcock Towanda Pa Philip Jaquith R D 2 Corry Mrs Edward Winders Niobe Mrs Rene Nicklas Spartansburg Robert Fleming 135 Ohio street Mrs Robert Maynard R D As Gory Everett Clark Pittsfield Carlyle Pitch 7 West Columbus Avenue. Discharged include Mrs Harold Holthouse North Clymer Christine 6 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Barnes Van derhoof 343 Spring street.
Charles Obert age 1 of Spar tacton transferred to Erie Hospital. Karen Braswell age 7 of Columbus with Cochrane family. Kelly Sue Cochrane daughter of James Cochrane. Leon TenHuisen age 15 West Bond. Jerry McCray 7 Snyder Circle. Lorie Lamb 3 months Corry with Lamb family.
Services for Mrs Agnes Johnston will be held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Burial will be in Brady's Bend Cemetery Wednesday afternoon. TRADE HEAD China official Nan Han Chen reportedly commits suicide per Red Guard poster. Japanese report cites Peking observer.
A seven year old girl, Deborah Ann Larson, died after a toboggan struck a tree at Stadium Hill in Jamestown. Her father witnessed the crash and she died at WCA Hospital from a broken neck. Tina Marie Cross, 10, sustained a fractured arm and Kim Parker, 7, was treated for bruises. Stadium Hill is run by the Jamestown Recreation Department.
In the Scranton Wilkes Barre milk area a penny cut to the minimum price takes effect Sunday midnight by order of the State Milk Control Commission following a Commonwealth Court decision. A 4% cut per quart applies to both minimum and maximum resale prices in the Pittsburgh area, effective Tuesday, to ensure consumers receive the benefit.
Mrs. Johnston 60 East Frederick Street died at home at 2 am today after a lengthy illness. Born September 9, 1891 in East Brady Pennsylvania she married James Johnston on April 20, 1943. The couple lived in Corry since 1946 after leaving East Brady in 1997. Surviving are husband two daughters Mrs Ronald Dills and Mrs Howard Rhoades a son J Stanley six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral home visitations are tonight and tomorrow with services at the Bracken Funeral Home and burial at Brady’s Bend Cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
The Commonwealth Court on February 1 ordered the commission to revoke retail milk price increases in four regions, including Pittsburgh and Scranton Wilkes Barre, amid regulatory action.
Sermon notes discuss Paul Apollos and church divisions, stressing all teachers as servants of the community and that only Christ judges. Also reports multiple births at Corry Memorial Hospital to Fawcett Adams Nicklas and Brooks families. Cambridge thieves steal liquor a TV and $450 from Famous Cafe with a note reading Thank you.
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