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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1961
Page
2
Sunday dinners are served at the Ritz with turkey ham prime ribs beef steaks chops and seafood. Have your doctor phone your next prescription to Sea's Drugs and it will be ready when you call with free delivery. Store hours 6 am to midnight Sunday noon to 6 pm. 3118 SPSS GE 6121
At The Hospital unable to summon a physician in case of emergency call 2820 Corry Memorial Hospital. Admitted Saturday and Sunday multiple names including Mrs Milton Chaffee Donald L Tanner Judith 9 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Williams and Mrs James Mehs. Discharged Saturday Judith 9 months and several others including Mrs Donald Gates and Miss Suzanne McAninch. Numerous addresses in Corry Spartansburg Union City and nearby towns. Ad line rates 23 cents per line. Ads accepted till noon day of publication.
Funeral notices list visiting hours for Ken N Shreve at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg from 1 to 10 p m Monday and service at 2 p m Tuesday with interment at Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Sheridan W Wallace services at Spitzer Funeral Home Olymer Priday at 1 p m with visiting Thursday and burial at East Ripley Cemetery. Minnie Spear’s service at Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday at 3 p m with visiting Tuesday and burial Pine Grove Cemetery
Police prepared to extradite 44 year old James Crako of Morgantown West Virginia to Waynesburg to face charges in the killing of 24 year old television repairman James Crouch. Crouch was shot in the heart at the home of Crako’s estranged wife, with a .32 caliber pistol.
Dist Atty Glenn R Toothman says Greene County reports on the Greens County Medical Hospital shooting are conflicting. He notes Czako was involved, with differing accounts emerging as investigations continue.
A winter storm dumped up to severe inches in parts of Pennsylvania, closing schools and slick roads. Two people died in a Liv erpool crash as W J MacDonald 56 and Isabel MacDonald 56 were killed when his car skidded into a tractor truck. Turnpike crews worked to clear ice covered highways while Philadelphia area saw two inches of snow and suburbs reported higher amounts. A Philadelphia transit strike settlement eased some traffic pressure as western counties saw varied totals.
President Eisenhower presented to Congress a budget proposing $36,223,300 for flood control and navigation projects in Pennsylvania for the year starting July 1. It includes $15 million for continued Kinzu a Dam work and a total Kinzu project cost over $119 million. Shenango River Reservoir would receive $7 million with current spending at $22 million. Blanche Ring Dies At 82 In Santa Monica
UN reports Bulubw warriors attacked a Lina hospital wounding a Belgian doctor while Congo forces fired on Moroccan soldiers at the Tang a station. Refugees stream into Goma refuge set by the UN as efforts to free American Berean missionaries held since crossing into Ruanda Urundi continue.
Crews removed a derailed Reading Co boxcar that hung from a bridge above a busy Harrisburg street for seven hours. No injuries were reported as officials investigated the derailment origin while service was disrupted briefly before restoration.
President Eisenhower flew to Washington after a weekend at his retreat in Maryland's Catoctin Mountains and traveled home by automobile yesterday.
R Bruce Graham replies to William H McKinney former Cranberry Area Schools president, outlining views on education reform. He argues for local control, improved guidance and facilities, and debates state and federal aid, noting costs and regional tax impact. The letter emphasizes need for constructive dialogue and cautions against anti school-board sentiment.
Priceless Polish national treasures unloaded from a freighter in the Port of Gdynia after two decades in Canada. Fifty cases were moved to three railroad cars bound for Warsaw, marking a swift transfer across the Atlantic route to the capital.
The article traces historic world circumnavigations from 1519 to 1522 and 1933, noting the rapid shrinkage of travel time. It highlights Wiley Post’s seven day flight and contrasts past ocean routes with modern aviation speed, then pivots to consumer needs like autos and maintenance in daily life.
The readable parts describe unrest and police actions amid political events. Mentions of individuals such as John Prager and various locations suggest a busier city setting with exiles, fires, and investigations. The exact sequence and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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