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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1969
Page
6
The Corry Area Adult Farmer Association will meet at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Corry Area High School agricultural classroom. A Harvestore Silo Co. representative will show color slides on sealed storage of forage crops, followed by a panel discussion on methods and techniques. All are invited with questions.
Allen notes two January 6 incidents involving Allegheny Airlines planes, calling the crashes disturbingly similar. He urges a Commonwealth inquiry and immediate air traffic control improvements in Bradford, even if it requires emergency state funding.
Obituary notice lists Vito Frugee and Mrs Lillian Vanderhoof, longtime Corry residents. It details Frugee’s Philadelphia birth in 1881 and WWI service, plus Vanderhoof’s Corry marriage to Orville Vanderhoof and long employment in local bakeries. Surviving relatives include six daughters, one son, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and extended kin. Requiem Mass and interment are planned at Pine Grove Cemetery with services at St Thomas Church and Corry United Methodist Church.
Pittsburgh AP reports Pittsburgh Brewing Co the citys largest selling beer plant shut down by a strike. Brewery Workers Local 22 has picketed since Tuesday leaving 600 employees without work as the company plans to operate a new system at a plant under construction.
Services for Harry E. Bidal were held at 1 p m yesterday in the Abbe Reformed Church at Clymer with Rev. Kelvin Kronemeyer officiating. Burial was in Clymer Center Cemetery. Mrs. James TenHaken and Howard Legters sang Take Time to Be Holy and Be Lookenhouse was organist. Jack Bean Marty Waite Walter Spinks Jarold Mason Gilbert Ton and Ernest Dunnewold attended.
Meadville authorities report a missing girl case in Crawford County as Officer Anthony Seato requests state police assistance to locate the runaway youth. The incident prompts continued search efforts and public alerts across local jurisdictions.
The text explains how surplus funds allow early retirement of bonds, making callable issues more attractive to buyers. It notes periodic cover funds enable the Authority to pursue discounted bond purchases, saving tax dollars. Examples from 1968 show blocks bought at discounts with substantial interest savings, reflecting limited but strategic meetings.
Maximiliano Zomesa, a Chilean born medical student turned dancer, rose to fame portraying Death in The Green Table with the National Ballet and later with the Joffrey company. He died at 31 from a stab wound in his car near Woodbridge, with investigations ongoing by Middlesex County authorities. He helped premiere Astarte with the Joffrey Ballet in 1967 and left behind a widow and two children.
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents ordered the Daily Cardinal to meet standards set by state press groups or relocate off campus, amid a boycott by editors. The move includes directing payment of rent for signs by the Corry Area Joint School Committee as part of related university authority matters.
The University board voted to end the paper's editorial and business offices starting next fall amid controversy over four letter words in past issues. Regents approved plans despite absences and Harrington's warning that summer Cardinal teaching aid would end. The Cardinal would become independent from university control. In a separate report, Robert J. Crawford Jr., 21, of Worthington died when his car overturned near Kittanning on US-422.
President elect Nixon will keep Ray C. Bliss as chairman of the Republican National Committee for a substantial period. Bliss has run the party's organization side since 1965 and avoids public spokesmanship, with support from organizational Republicans and state and national committeemen shaping the decision.
Gerry Johnson, 43, of Royston British Columbia, died Friday night at St Luke's Episcopal Hospital while awaiting a possible heart transplant. An autopsy will determine cause. Johnson, a former paper company employee, had suffered a heart attack over five years ago and was hopeful about receiving a donor. His wife Elaine and their children were in Canada during the stay in Houston.
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