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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1962
Page
2
A garbled Line-O-Ads listing names, addresses, and admissions with scattered discharges and notices from Corry and nearby towns. The fragment includes hospital mentions, residents in Union City and Clymer, and an upcoming sale and Polish Club event with music by the Hoderny brothers.
The chamber aims to push 1962 activity in production payrolls and business. The Retail Division will reconvene January 24 to plan promotions for the year including potential Old Fashioned Bargain Days. An annual meeting is planned for February to showcase accomplishments before a likely large crowd.
Chairman Alan S. Boyd testified that Imperial Airlines operators gave false statements to civil air authorities. The probe, begun days before a November 2 1961 crash in Geel Virginia, found misleading financial data and tariff violations, while ruling out evidence of unairworthy aircraft. The CAB seeks stronger enforcement powers from Congress.
The body of Charles W. Ploss lies at Bracken Funeral Home with viewing Thursday and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Services are Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Arthur Johnson’s services are Saturday at 3 p.m. at St. George Funeral Home with viewing Friday 7 to 9 p.m. Burial also in Pine Grove Cemetery.
California attorney Jerry Giesler died leaving an estate of 800000 dollars. Most assets are in two trust funds to be controlled by his widow Ruth Giesler. His will was filed for probate yesterday in Santa Monica.
Rescue teams aid in Peru after a massive avalanche from Mtara near Ramahirca overwhelms a canyon. Many bodies are mutilated and buried in a common grave as melting ice and rock surge down the slope. Survivors recall a loud roar warning minutes before the catastrophe.
Survivors recount a rush of ice and mud sweeping Ramrahiree as Huaraz and surrounding areas suffer deadly avalanches. The piece recalls historic quakes and snowslides with tolls from 1896, 1916, and earlier events shaping the region's perilous history.
The Marx brother return to television on CBS in Fell It to Groucho with Groucho on a patio set and a reduced game segment. Beth and Betty guests charmed viewers as cat-loving duo while Louise King joins NBC Today as permanent Today Girl replacing Robin. Danny Thomas plans eight European shows and directs some episodes. Weekend viewings include The Good Years on CBS and The Fourposter adaptation with Jackie Cooper Tom Ewell, then John Brown's Body with Richard Boone on CBS.
Erie County affiliate of National United Cerebral Palsy outlines needs and services. The group, formed less than a year, aims to provide home care, family counseling, vocational services, recreation, education, and public awareness with support from the National United Cerebral Palsy and the Erie Welfare Council.
Mrs Beallen a Union City resident died after a stroke at 66 in Union City Memorial Hospital. Services scheduled at Musser Funeral Home with burial in Saegertown Cemetery. Arthur Johnson, 72, killed by an Erie-Lackawanna freight train near Corry. Services at St George's Funeral Home with burial Pine Grove.
Julie Harris, described as a human being on fire, embodies a doctrine of the last chance that makes every performance feel like a final day. Her intense energy translates to audiences, keeping them electrified and engaged.
The Bear Lake Christmas Lighting Contest awards were given by the beautification committee. First prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Gail Collins, second to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Martin, and third to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gecriest. Judges were Mrs. Ruth Johnson and Mrs. Elouise Baker of Lottsville.
Julie Andrews is hailed as one of the living greats by peers for her Chameleon talent and stage presence. The profile notes her quicksilver range from French maid to Queen Victoria, her drive for perfection, and the private brooding she hides behind composed work.
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