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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1965
Page
6
William Yaraldh reports to police that his car windows were shattered in a Saturday night incident at the Polish National Alliance Club on Mead Avenue. Police investigate a suspect he recently arrested for a disorderly conduct charge. Damaged car estimated at 250 dollars.
Rev Thoms reports $25,000 raised with $2,000 to $3,000 more expected in mop up collections. A March 9 meeting will vote on the project and open bids for two construction packages. The plan adds classrooms and expanded sanctuary seating and improves the front entrance and offices.
York County District Attorney Daniel Shoemaker reports Philadelphia traffic summonses issued to drivers not in Philadelphia. He advocates joint state and city inquiry. Tax officials cite possible duplicate license plates and old plates turning up in error as possible explanations.
An early report describes two motor vehicle incidents. A Reduction in road conditions near Union City led to a rollover injuring no one and $250 car damage. A passenger, Leah Anderson, 67, sustained chest injuries after a spin off the road near Route 6. she received hospital care and the vehicle damage was about $800.
The State Department urges not to encourage overseas travel while the U.S. faces a gold drain. Passport offices will remove travel posters but remain issuing passports. Johnson urged Americans to see the U.S.A. and cut duty free allowances to half.
Mrs. Maude Crook Bonsteel 90 longtime Corry resident died Saturday at Quiet Acres Convalescent Home Spring Creek. She taught in Corry schools and was active in Emmanuel Episcopal Church and the Daughters of the American Revolution. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Funeral Home with services at Emmanuel Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
About 1,000 people attended Saturday evening’s concert by the North District Chorus directed by Walter McIver of Lycoming College. The choir offered an encore “Ain’t That Good News” arranged by Dan before McIver left the podium.
Readable fragments describe a high school mat team journey and district schedule. Bruce Tean appears in the text alongside Meadvil and Tay with references to Saturday events. Further details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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