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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1964
Page
2
An At The Hospital Reports notice appears with a 7 a.m. timestamp and several Line-O-Ad style lines. The fragment mentions Carroll's Gift Shop and Turben's Auto Service as local advertisers and notes 23 cents per line as the local rate with ads accepted until noon on publication day.
A newspaper snippet lists admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital including Wickwire Sr Columbus Frank Brant, Miss Marjorie Skinner Bear Wake Scott two months, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Dingfelder RD Corry and many others with addresses on Park Street West Washington Street First Avenue Clymer Spartansburg Union City and Blaine Matthew in Union City. The note also mentions a long illness and ties to Eleuthere I du Pont family. Shop Your Corry Stores.
Hlmer F. Smith 68 of Jamestown died Saturday night at WCA Hospital after a lengthy illness. He had lived in Brooklyn and Corry before moving to Jamestown. Survived by wife Gertrude and five daughters and eight sons, plus many grandchildren. Calling hours today and tomorrow Bracken Funeral Home. Services Wednesday at Bracken and a Requiem Mass at St Elizabeth's Church.
Harold A Johnson died last evening at his daughter Irene Damcatt s home in Waterford. Born November 7 1891 he was a retired farmer. Survived by daughters Irene Damcatt Estella McElroy of Waterford and Marion Kilgore of Syracuse Kan son Russell Johnson of Syracuse Kan. Friends may call at the Water Funeral Home in Clymer tonight 7 to 9 pm and final rites tomorrow 2 pm conducted by Rev Reggie Baker of Clymer Methodist Church. Body to be sent to Syracuse Kan for burial.
Lammot du Pont Jr., a great great grandson of the Du Pont founder and assistant vice president of Wilmington Trust Co since 1952, died Saturday in Delaware Hospital. Private funeral services will be held here tomorrow and burial will follow in the family cemetery.
Corry Ohio April 1951 An elderly resident of Corry died in a railroad crossing accident yesterday McCray born April 15 1879 in Concord Township lived in Corry since 1911 and retired from Associated Spring in 1950 Surviving wife Ethel a brother and cousins Funeral services at Bracken Funeral Home McCray Cemetery burial and church memorials requested by the family
The AFL-CIO backed wheat boycott presses for more U S content and full ship share in American vessels. George Meany supports the action amid stalled talks as Wirtz leaves Miami Beach for Washington, signaling no immediate settlement.
Lenten meditation on John 4 5 recounts Jesus at the well speaking with the Samaritan woman He seeks to heal prejudice with divine love and truth He asks for a drink and leads her to recognize her need and the path to worship in Spirit and truth through faith
The scene at the temple shows Jesus observing donors as the rich contribute greatly. A poor widow places two mites in the treasury, and Jesus tells his disciples this act shows true charity. He notes she cast in all she had, unlike those who gave from abundance.
In Tionesta Pennsylvania efforts to locate natural gas fumes continued as gas company crews drilled test holes after fumes were noticed last week. Harold Wagner head of the gas company said fumes persisted in some storm basins while health officials warned explosive elements could exist in certain buildings. The Public Utility Commission and state police fire marshal were notified and the Health Department building was closed indefinitely. Some basins have been cleared but ice snow and sewage backing up hindered progress.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy returns to Washington from a Georgia plantation weekend as guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Hay Whitney at their Greenwood plantation.
Franklin state officials of the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission distributed posters to bars barbers and other public accommodations over the weekend. The notices declare accommodations and facilities are available to all orderly persons and prohibit discrimination by race color religion ancestry or national origin. The law defines a place of public accommodation as open to the general public with penalties including fines and up to 30 days in jail for violations. The commission operates under the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industries.
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