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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1970
Page
4
Local line ads note rates 97c per line and noon deadline for publication. Due to a prior commitment Corry Motors in dining room closes this Monday night only. Also listed is a Tuesday roast pork special and a charity dance by B P O Elks on February 28 from 10 to 2 with a ticket deadline.
The funerals for Rev. Charles A Puller and Mr. Woodin were held in Centerville Baptist Church and Bracken Funeral Home. Officiants were Rev. Skinner and Rev. Dalton with interments in Sunnyside Cemetery and Stilson Hill Cemetery. Bearers included John Fisher, C F Streich, Donald Poltz, Morse Process, Alden Post, Wallace Cole, David Aaron, Harold Groves, Arthur Parment, Rodney Rowland, William Saunders Jr, and John Woodin. A large gathering from Bear Lake, Lottsville, and surrounding towns attended.
At 6 15 pm yesterday Columbus Officer Warren Reynolds backed a patrol car into a utility pole near Corry Jamestown Corporation Plant 1. The impact damaged the bumper and trunk, estimated at 200 dollars. Reynolds said he did not see the pole while backing from the alley into the plant parking lot. The report also notes trade data on 1969 Japan China and related figures.
At 7 AM today a report notes inability to summon a physician in emergencies. It lists Corry Memorial Hospital and Union City contacts, ambulance numbers, and numerous recent admissions and discharges across Corry Spartansburg Youngsville Bear Lake Union City Clymer and nearby areas, naming residents and addresses.
In interviews with Wallace, Stennis, and Humphrey, leaders defend freedom of choice plans, urge federal involvement, and argue for or against forced transfers while noting funding shortfalls in Pasadena. A separate Columbus post office break-in ended with a weak bomb and a deputy sheriff chase.
Kenneth Yablonski, son of slain UMW leader Joseph Yablonski, says he cannot understand the fuss over contents of his father's safety deposit box. The box was opened a while back after the funeral, and the family has involved the FBI and state police according to his remarks in Washington, Pennsylvania.
State Sen. James E. Willard and two colleagues back Senate Bill 1278 to abolish annual stopgap funding by adopting automatic appropriations equal to the prior year's levels unless lawmakers vote to change them. The measure aims to prevent disruption to state agencies and programs and reduce fiscal crisis amid budget disagreements.
Pope Paul VI called his visit to the North American Pontifical College one of the most beautiful and fullest moments of his ministry. He celebrated Mass for 250 American seminarians and priests in Rome and urged them to bring salvation and happiness to humanity. The pontiff smiled and blessed the students as they applauded. In Prague, a radio commentary criticized Czechoslovak intellectuals for not showing enough interest in Lenin’s centenary.
Belle-Gr ay Auto Supply Inc operates from 102 West Bend Street with phone access at 665-9921 offering automotive parts and services.
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