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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1967
Page
4
Paid up Elks and Cerebral Palsy Club members receive cocktails dinner and dance on Saturday January 14 at the club with Tune Toppers. Cocktails 6 7 p m dinner 7 9 30 p m dancing 10 p m 24 m. Tickets for guests 5 per person and 10 per couple for public and non members. Reservations due January 12. Proceeds go to the cerebral palsy fund.
Ended a strike that began September 1 as Local 758 of the United Auto Workers ratified a contract with Vulcan Mold and Iron Co by 111 to 16. The agreement provides a 12.5 cent hourly wage increase and covers about 300 workers at the plant.
At Corry Memorial Hospital as of today admitted Claude Crosby Bear Lake Anna Yaiko Clymer Bonnie Greene Sherman Harold Eddy Spring Creek James Gould Waterford Mrs Earl Roberts Columbus Mrs Gertrude Hayes Wattsburg Robert Jolley Corry Robert Jackson Corry Kevin 12 son of Mr and Mrs Brank Carnegie 126 East South street Discharged Donald Harrison Wright Mrs John Walter Con Cord street Michael Reed 12 son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Hinderliter Saegertown James Kafferlin Spring Creek Mrs Michael Darnell 100 Snyder Circle Mrs David Ross and daughter Pamela June 543 Sciota Frank McKnight 468 East Pleasant Street Gerald Kiger Willow Street Pa Alan Heberlein R D 1 Corry Theresa 5 daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Teed North Clymer Mrs Adda Warner Spartansburg Deceased
Funeral service for Fred N. Lindsey was held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p m with Rev Robert Heffer of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiating. Burial followed in East Branch Cemetery. Bearers included Dan Lindsey Ray Chelton Gary Chelton Norman Lillie Carl Oaks and Dennis Oaks. Attendees from away included Neil Lindsey Linda North East. Dan Lindsey North East Norman Lillie Blooming Valley. Carl Oaks Dennis Oaks Franklin. David Lownie Buffalo. Mrs Lewis Jewell Spartansburg.
Mrs. Vern Warner 79 of Spartansburg died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 8 10 p m after admission earlier. Born June 4 1887 in Hillsboro West Virginia, she married Harry F Greenawalt who died 1942 and Vern Warner who died 1918. Survived by two sons Carl and Leo, four grandchildren, a brother Talbert Waugh and sister Lena Smith. Funeral services at Theodore W Kuhns Funeral Home Titusville with Rev Lloyd Chelton. Interment Sunset Memorial Park Cranberry Pa.
Memorial service for C. David Parker who died at home on Monday at 22 Putnam Street Union City will be held at Glenn Funeral Home at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Parker, a self employed carpenter and former Union City councilman, served as treasurer of the Union City Sportsmen's Club and was a member of the Municipal Water Authority and the fire company. He is survived by his wife Carol Rath Parker two sisters and one brother. Burial in Rivergreen Cemetery. Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Rev. John Patterson to officiate.
Hollywood, AP Hoffa shapes wage demands for some 500,000 Teamsters as he fights a looming jail stay. Talks begin in Washington on Jan 17 with potential Supreme Court action possible. he has until Feb 4 to seek a new hearing. Hoffa asserts confidence a settlement will come without a strike.
Corry native John A. Scheppner is named Community Development Specialist at Pennsylvania Electric Company System Headquarters in Johnstown. A onetime Erie native, he returns after serving as Erie regional representative for the State Department of Commerce Bureau of Industrial Development since 1963.
Tokyo reports conflicting moves in China over the ACFTU. Tass and Ceteka claim the 21 million member union is dissolved and its official paper shut. another report says leadership passed to a Mao-Lin aligned group ACARR. The leadership shift could weaken Liu Shao-chi as Red Guards face worker resistance.
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