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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1966
Page
8
Police report a 1959 Chevrolet convertible with blue body and white top, license 291039, stolen from Barney's Firestone Store parking lot between 8 p m and 2 30 a m. The owner, Meredith Gilmore of 165 West Smith Street, left the keys in the ignition after parking at 8 p m.
The Tennessee Democrat signaled a chance for unity with President Johnson after closed doors talks. The Senate continued to debate the administration's request for 48 billion dollars in military supplies as Sen. Richard B. Russell pushed Armed Services Committee positions.
Rites for Robert G. Sandberg were held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p m with Rev Walter Sweeney Grove officiating. Bearers included Donald Edwards Leonard Edwards Eugene Matson Kern Sanford Teeter and Emil Toplovich. Out-of-town relatives gathered from Pittsfield Jamestown Bridgeport Southbury Sinclairville Weselyville Harborcreek and Wrightsville among others.
Reynoldsville, Pa. AP Two firemen located the body of eight year old Ronald Hetrick wedged near a bridge pier about 1000 yards downstream from where he fell through ice on February 11. The boy disappeared and rescue efforts continued until the find.
Erie Democrat Charles J. Schmitt announced his bid for state senate promising to introduce a bill legalizing a weekly state sweepstakes with 1.5 thousand prizes per million dollars in tickets. He claims profits would fund education and could finance tax relief. Schmitt, a noted advocate of legal horse racing, cites recent PA and NY lottery moves and past campaigns.
Industrial Research Laboratories Inc of New Brunswick said it will build a 50,000 square foot tube manufacturing facility near Uniontown creating about 200 jobs. The plan calls for spring construction and operation in the area.
Free pancakes and sausage greet visitors on Wednesday February 23 as Karnferlin’s Sales and Service in Union City Pennsylvania hosts a Pi Day notice with movies and a tractor and mower display. A National Guard weapons and equipment exhibit opens February 20 from 1 to 4 PM.
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