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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
4
Odd line of classifieds lists sweater sale at half price and notices for Karen's Gift Shop. Includes references to See AllWay Electric and new gag gifts along with drink lights and other items with unclear context.
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 A.M. today. Admitted include Mrs. Arthur Scouten Sparsnburg and several others listed with addresses in Corry, Union City, Clymer, and Spartansburg. Discharged include Philip Amoroso, Kenneth Bunting, Scott Thornton, and Ella Morris. VFW Garden Room serving fish and full menu. hours noted.
Mrs J G 7 Sneyd ran an advertisement in Nashville News offering husband and TV set for quick sale due to frustration with frequent television football games. The notice quotes the ad and explains the seller's sentiment.
Pilot Henry Bishop of Middletown led the first of the day on a 20 minute one way trip. Col Francis Gerard head of the state Bureau of Aeronautics praised the service as among the best. The aircraft is a $100 000 craft owned by James Lobel of West Long Branch. Passengers not named. In Kingsville Texas Milnard Rigg Jr 61 former St Louis executive and Kingsville Cleberg county chamber manager died Tuesday apparently of a heart attack.
In a four page statement Adam Clayton Powell reiterates that his fight for the House Education and Labor chair is crucial and cites a political conspiracy against black leadership. He defends his court defiance, notes his Harlem district re election with strong support, and accuses critics of attempting to castrate a powerful Negro politician. Powell links attacks to press and congressional colleagues while denying criminal wrongdoing.
Two area residents died in separate crashes yesterday near Kane and Titusville. A 77-year-old man, Mr. Jewett, was struck on Route 6 near Kane. Howard W. Strotman died at the scene when hit by Clara Frieda Kane, 9, of Kane. McKean County Coroner Gale Hollenbeck cited a broken neck and fractured skull. In Titusville, a 49-year-old woman, Elizabeth O Hare, died in a head on collision on Route 27 with a car driven by Alice Rosenberg Jr., 23, of Piqua. O Hare died of a broken neck and crushed chest. Rosenberg was treated for head injuries and is listed in satisfactory condition.
Final rites for Mrs Marie Neckers will be held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Friday at 2 p m with interment in Holland Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. A Westmoreland County couple was fined 10,000 each and sentenced to brief jail terms after pleading guilty to 1982 income tax evasion, Alfred Lattanzio 50 and his wife Fannie 59 of Latrobe.
Mrs. Marie Neckers 71, born February 20, 1895 in Sherman NY, died yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital after two months as patient. Survivors include daughter Mrs Everett Warnshouse, three sons Wade Leo Richard, a brother Albert Kearns, a sister Mrs Amelia Bradbury, and 12 grandchildren. Friends may call at Spitzip Funeral Home in Clymer today and services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm with burial in Holland Cemetery.
The Sky hawk pilot and two Phantom crewmen were saved by a carrier Bennington helicopter. The toll rose to 453 American planes reported lost in the air war. Hanoi claimed three US planes were shot down, but US officials denied it.
Meadville police chief John Holt arrested Harry F. Stanford of Youngstown Ohio for burglary and larceny in a Brock Pharmacy holdup Tuesday evening. Stanford stayed overnight at a Meadville residence and was found there. A preliminary hearing was set for January 13. He faced a $7,000 bond and was committed to prison. The search found a toy pistol and about $130, the amount taken.
The Corry Evening Journal outlines display advertising rates and policy with editor Hasbrotiek and foreman G. Weightman listed. Details cover second class mail matter status and annual subscription costs, notes on display advertising deadlines, and AP news provided text.
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