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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1960
Page
8
Snow and strong winds rattle the region with zero visibility on multiple routes. Corry State Police report Route 8 and adjacent roads in hazardous condition, amid 30 mph gusts. area highways remain open but partly blocked by drifts as crews race to keep ahead.
Salisbury Maryland report states John C. Ingram, 71, a former Hearst newspaper worker in New York Chicago and San Francisco, died yesterday after suffering a stroke.
Washington DC Senator Richard Russell and Southern allies reject any compromise on civil rights legislation. A marathon Senate debate is planned with backers aiming to wear down Dixie opponents, while President Lyndon Johnson faces pressure over time limits and possible filibuster rules.
Mrs J Nichols of Willoughby Ohio dies at Buca Glenville Hospital after 12 days as illness worsens. She was 48 born May 3 1911 in Gerry and lived in Ohio 22 years. Survived by husband Joseph Nichols two daughters Mrs Dan Morgan and Mrs Charles Martins a son Joseph G Nichols one sister Mrs Ruth Anderson seven grandchildren. Funeral services set for 3 30 pm tomorrow at Davis Funeral Home Willoughby and 2 pm Monday Bracken Funeral Home with Rev George Myers officiating interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
Daisy McClelland died at her Sherman home shortly after 6 p.m. Thursday at age 87. Born August 3, 1882 in Union City, she was daughter of Dean and Linnie Drake. Survived by two daughters Ruth Weatherlow and Violet Whitman, two sons Perry and Ray Langworthy, a brother Ira Drake, a sister Gladie Wright, a stepdaughter Freida Dean, and several great grandchildren. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Spitzer Funeral Home with Rev. Frederick Swick officiating. interment Wattsburg Cemetery.
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