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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1967
Page
6
The Board of Directors of Aero Flow Dynamics Inc declared an increased semi annual dividend of 10 cents a share payable March 15 to stockholders of record March 3. The prior dividend was 7.5 cents. The Aero Corry Division is the local subsidiary on West Main Street.
In Los Angeles a Superior Court jury ruled that William E. Cook, 61, could leave his $8000 estate to the U S Treasury Department. The 1960 will, dated October 26, 1960, faced challenge from Cook's brother Harold, 75, who contested the bequest but failed.
Funeral services for Mrs Milton Deuviik will occur Saturday at 2 p m at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with burial in Holland Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday and Friday from 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home.
Mrs. Milton Deuink of Clymer died yesterday morning at age 56. Postmistress and former commercial teacher, she held many local roles including Abbe Reformed Church member and PTA leader. Survived by husband, brother Dr. Kenneth Nesbitt, and parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nesbitt. Final rites Saturday at Spitzer Funeral Home. Burial in Holland Cemetery. Donations to cancer fund.
Nearly 25 Cub Scouts participated in the annual awards program at Concord School. Nine new scouts joined Cub Pack 180 including Richard Kinney Dennis Walters James Lamendola Michael Williams Larry Rooney Jeffrey Mack David Grape David Bush and Danny Katulichi. Awards also went to Martin Mitchell David Slike Bobcat pins for new scouts and silver arrow for Robert Kimmy Webbs Roger Williams.
Instructions outline where to place garbage cans within 120 feet of the street and what items may be disposed of including garbage cans limits capped at 75 pounds. Exclusions list ashes from heating plants and construction refuse. Items too large or not allowed should be placed at the curb for monthly refuse pickup. Madrid population rises by 73,218 to 2,066,729 in the last year.
Markets Loblaws Model Dairy Corry Bakery and Westons Bakery appear in a ledger where retail names are listed in a cluster. The note mentions multiple market brands and bakery businesses likely reflecting a local commerce roundup or directory update.
City police reported larceny as the largest crime category last year with 77 cases in a Carnegie briefing to City Council. Burglary reached 46 with 17 arrests, curfew violations 94, drunkenness 26, and disorderly conduct 16. parking violations totaled 11 967 plus 214 state motor code citations.
The University of Illinois announced it will appeal an order by Big Ten athletic directors to dismiss three coaches. President David D. Henry said the decision was too harsh and exclude the faculty representatives for release, with the appeal to be presented at the next monthly Chicago meeting.
A requiem mass for James R. Nichols was celebrated at St. Thomas Church at 9:30 a.m. with Rev. Cyril Cooper as celebrant. Burial is planned later at the Shillelite cemetery. Family prayer preceded the service at Bracken Funeral Home. Bearers included Stanley Kasper Cpl Thomas McLean Charles Mulligan James Nichols Joseph Nichols and Lawrence C. Nichols. Attending from away were Kenneth Nichols Centerville Mrs George Glasser Bismarck N C Harry Nichols Jamestown N Y Mr and Mrs Joseph Nichols Willoughby Ohio Cpl Thomas McLean US Marines Memphis Tenn Mrs Florence Rourke Erie and Mr and Mrs Wayne Morton Meadville.
A department report shows 277 articles processed. Of these, 29 were prowlers, seven individuals listed as runaways, and eight as missing. The findings indicate ongoing challenges with unidentified suspects and missing persons cases amid local crime activity.
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