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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1965
Page
5
A fractured OCR item notes a Saturday escape and a suspect linked to Bryant in Conn. The fragment references a burglary, a suspect named Michael, and a jail escape tied to a confrontation. Details are unclear due to text damage.
A roundup details Christmas vacation travelers returning to Louisville and nearby areas from Florida and New York. Families mentioned include Turners Edwards Kinney Benim Dominesy and Speriglio, with extended relatives visiting in Comneautville Arcade and Mead Avenue. The Women's Relief Corps plans an all day meeting with a tureen dinner led by Mrs. Wesley Willis. A nursing student Miss Sylvia Allen returns to St. Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing after holidays. A quote from Francois Rochefoucauld closes the notice.
A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Way of 34 Alexander Texas Temple oil industry ex executive Clyde H Way. He began his career in the oil fields of Pennsylvania at age 14 and later moved to Oklahoma. He rose to vice president and general manager of Phillips Petroleum Co a post he held until 1964.
The Worth chapter of the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women will hold a dinner, business meeting, election and officer installation Thursday at the VFW Post home. Reservations for 6:30 p.m. dinner due by Wednesday through Mrs. Jack Dundon. Those not dining may attend the 8 p.m. business meeting. Ina Austin, temporary chairman, said state and county officials including Mrs. Chris Schweitzer, Mrs. Walter Champlin, Mrs. Ethel Brickner, Mrs. Robert Acker, Mrs. Hamilton Strayer and Mrs. Raymond Fels will attend and install officers after the election.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Norman Blumberg president of the Philadelphia APL C10 Council and a civic leader. Blumberg died Saturday night in Hahnemann Hospital.
Two farewell gatherings honored E. F. Pain and his son George from 109 East Smith Street as they prepare to relocate to Bloomfield Michigan. Guests from Erie Somerville Corry and other towns attended at the Masler and Williams homes. The Corry group included Brackens Forrester Keppel Rudolph and Gould families among others. The Williams party hosted 25 friends with games dancing and refreshments and a gift for George.
President Ayub Khan says U.S. military aid to India keeps Pakistan-U.S. relations tense. Pakistan, born from British India in 1947, views India as its arch-enemy over Kashmir. Ayub denies China alignment rumors and any move away from SEATO and CENTO.
Dr. Ivar Skarland, 75, chairman of the University of Alaska anthropology department, died on January 1. His body was found near his cabin after a recent disappearance.
Miss Mary Ellen Anderson announces her engagement to Charles Louis Starner of Kane. Her wedding is set for January 23 at St Thomas Apostle Church. She is a Kane High School and Johns Hopkins Nursing School graduate working as a Baltimore public health nurse. Starner is a Kane High School graduate and served in the United States Army.
Harrisburg AP reports the state aims to reclaim more than 1400 in living expense payments made to James S. Cozens, former assistant enforcement director in the Traffic Safety Bureau, who resigned after missing 39 traffic conviction reports and a related shakeup led by Traffic Safety Commissioner Brainerd and Revenue Secretary Smith. The Harrisburg Sunday Patriot-News notes Cozens claimed 4374.35 in hotel and meal expenses since January 1968, with 1418.25 deemed not legitimately owed after promotion in May 1964. Ingram says a 14.10 amount is valid for travel logged, while a review will determine other legitimate entitlements and the matter will be referred to the Justice Department for collection.
Washington AP report notes State and Defense Secretary Rusk urged against reckless action in Viet Nam and said the United States should not abandon or expand the war. He dismissed a political settlement and cautioned persistence, warning expansion could devastate Asia and provoking China. Senate calls for reevaluation, and Japan leader Eisaku Sato says Viet Nam will dominate upcoming talks with Johnson.
Harrisburg officials Paul Way and Kenneth Reeder urge state aid to graduates for loan repayment. Ten percent of the loan would be paid for each year in state service, up to five years. The plan requires legislative approval and does not involve the state lending funds directly.
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