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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1963
Page
2
Funeral services for Fred Barton will be conducted at the First Methodist Church at 2 p m Tuesday. Friends may call at St. George Funeral Home Monday from 7 to 9 a m Interment will follow in West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus.
A detailed hospital roster records admissions and discharges at Union City Portal Hospital and surrounding communities. Entries name patients and guardians, ages from 4 to 16, and residences including Bear Lake, Clymer, Columbus, Spartans, and Union City, with several parents listed and multiple addresses.
The American Dairy Association counters claims tying animal fats to heart disease and promoting vegetable oils as substitutes. It argues major medical bodies have found no solid evidence for broad diet changes to prevent heart disease. The group suspects concerted campaigns aim to shift public opinion.
Two Butler men escaped injury when their light plane landed in a field about six miles northwest of Bradford McKean Airport. Pilot Frank A. Patten, 22, and passenger George McChesney, 61, reported ice on the wings forced the landing. propeller, landing gear and canopy damaged. The craft had taken off from Butler Airport en route to the area.
Fred No Bare Barton 83 of 202 Pallstew Street died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born September 27 1879 in Pine Valley he married Myrtle Everett in 1904 and lived in Corry since 1915. A furniture store owner and WWII Aero Supply worker he served 40 years as a Republican committeeman and belonged to First Methodist Church. Surviving wife four nieces two nephews funeral at 2 PM tomorrow at First Methodist with Rev. Walter Gilliland. burial West Lawn Cemetery, Columbus.
Rome AP report says President Segui dissolved Parliament and called national elections in which Polaris missiles become a central campaign issue. Amintore Fanfani's cabinet set election for April 22 with new Parliament to meet May 16. The crisis endures amid a fractious left right coalition and debates over Polaris basing in the Mediterranean and Italy's role in a new nuclear strategy.
Mrs. Bruce E. Hinchman Isabel Edwards Hinchman died at Hamot Hospital yesterday at 2 p m She had been critically ill for five months Survivors include her husband Bruce and three children Craig Susan and Pamela a brother F Lowe Edwards of Columbus and a sister Mrs Carl J Lindenburger of Erie The funeral home at 550 West Ninth Street Erie will receive relatives and friends starting tonight at 7 o clock Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p m at the Mineral Home with Rev Bergstrom officiating and burial in Fairview Cemetery Also included is a brief notice about the Mollica children in Clearfield all born on November 3rd with Rebecca Ann born in 1951
The article describes a large-scale Capitol renovation plan begun in 1957 expanding to two blocks with a new building housing a pool, nine committee rooms, a cafeteria, dining rooms, and space for 1,600 cars. Existing offices would be refurbished at an estimated $143 million, with each member receiving a three room suite. The Senate added a second building for $25 million earlier, yielding five to seven rooms per senator. Names cited include Samuel T. and Stephen J. with dates in 1955 and 1960, connected to Dr. Fred P. Ease.
Dodge Dart and Dodge Trucks available from Heberlein Motor Sales. Phone orders and shipping noted for convenient purchase and delivery.
James Marlow notes limited action in Washington as Kennedy pushes a peacetime budget of 98.8 billion and a tax cut plan aimed at higher consumer and business activity. Party fights focus on foreign policy critiques, especially Kennedy's stance on Cuba, with Republicans pressing for tougher moves while business groups urge restraint. International friction includes Canada France and a stalled push for a multinational nuclear force as U.S. and Soviet test ban talks resume.
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