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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1963
Page
2
Ginnie’s Cafeteria displays new hours Monday to Friday from 6 am to 7 pm and Saturday 6 am to 2 pm. Closed Saturday 2 pm to Monday 6 am and closed nights. Address listed as 315 Solos or Es.
President Kennedy proposes a 1954 budget calling for a $4 billion defense space and fixed interest cut while trimming other expenditures. He urges aid to education, unemployment measures, health, voting rights, and a larger Peace Corps and NATO ties, while warning on Soviet aggression and urging continued strength. Local notices follow including admissions and discharges at Corry hospital and community ads.
A motorist described by police as Kelth Combs, 37, reported an unidentified vehicle sideswiped his car two miles south of Uniom City. The impact damaged the rear bumper and caused an estimated $25 in damage.
Mrs Lawrence Elder of route 4 Jhton City Mrs Robert Fish at 217 Cherry Street Waterford Mrs James Slayton of East Center Street MA Village Mrs Jerry Sayban route 2 Wattsbury and Mrs Donald Dowler of Mill Ville listed in a community notices column.
Corry spellers from St. Helwig St Patrick and St. Edward’s clash in the sixth era spelling series parochial bee final rounds at Ele YMCA on April. Finalists include Gail Katz Colleen Lucas Kathleen Rutani and Kathleen Ruland with other Corry competitors named from local schools and households.
Wayne Township Erie County Pennsylvania auditors certify a complete financial statement listing resources such as cash in General Township Fund State Fund and miscellaneous accounts and liabilities including overdue bank notes and unpaid vouchers as of January 7 1963 with names Siewert Foger Follett Ruth Proctor Archie Hurlbut signed by the township auditors.
City officials consider a recommended tegulation from the Kimble Extriment Co of Pittsburgh to implement a tan dent system for tow a motorists. The plan leaves four feet of maneuvering space between cars for entry and exit from parking spots, with an eight foot open area shown in diagrams and marked by a yellow cross. Cars parked in the maneuver area would be ticketed, and a council decision is expected by the January 21 meeting.
James Marlow quips that President Kennedy faces a conservative Congress, a prosperous but cautious nation, and a year of measured battles to push normal programs. He notes Kennedy’s past promises, tax-cut concessions, and likely compromises on spending and reforms to win support.
Reports from motorists using the tandem stalls on East Main street north of South Center street are encouraging, though bad weather delayed marking no parking zones. City officials will discuss details at next Monday night’s council session. Bids open Monday for a house on Clinton street west end to dead end the street before Mott street, with plans to sell to the highest bidder to open Clinton to Mott.
The article notes that opponents theft were among programs called for but not pursued in 1961 and 1962. It states he did not push hard for them and, to ease expectations, expressed pessimism about chances for programs such as medical care and education aid this year.
A two stage traffic tweak directs westbound vehicles on Clinton to turn north on Mott to ease congestion near the new National Bank building which will add a drive‑in facility. The change aims to streamline flow in the area and reduce bottlenecks during peak periods.
Mrs. John Emma Opok died yesterday and services were held at Reform ed Church in Clymer with Rev. Tunis Miérima officiating. Interment was in Holland Cemetery, Cymer. Bearers included John Neekers Irving Legters Ronald Legters Charles Alsdorf Wilbur Renskers and Marlon Damcott. Attendees from away included Mr and Mrs Charles Alsdorf Erie Mr and Mrs Donald Arnink Corry and Norman Ruslik Panama.
Police investigate the stabbing and burning deaths of Katherine Brown 49 found in a hallway of Harrison Village McKeesport. She died early Sunday at McKeesport Hospital.
Pittsfield and Corry listings show Hammond Appliance and GE line items with phone numbers 27173 and 65104, a hotel services snippet, a Ditihers party beverage note, and a DV Cable Service at Janson's 120 North Center with a085, plus Wellman's Vacuum Cleaner Service at West Center and Corry. The fragmentary notice sketches a small town ads scene with multiple vendors and services.
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