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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1963
Page
2
The notice provides emergency lines for Corry Memorial Hospital call 2 8201 and Corry ambulance call 4 3433, directing readers to use these numbers for urgent medical transport and hospital needs.
Senator Kennedy argues for retroactive tax relief starting Jan 1 1983 and a $2.5 billion reduction in the corporate rate from 52 percent to 47 percent. He says small earnings benefit quickly while a larger deficit is likely, urging limited spending cuts would hurt security and growth. He plans to push standby powers to cut taxes temporarily and accelerate public works after tax reform finishes.
A local hospital log shows admissions and discharges including Mrs. Robert Caster R D 3 Corry Edward Babcock 201 Franklin St Paul Campbell 409 East Main Mrs Russell Titch R D 3 1 Discharged Saturday Mrs Lillian Vanderhoff 23 West Park Place Karen 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Carter R D 2 Spartansburg James Grant East Main St Daniel 5 son of Mr and Mrs John Heil Clymer Miss Janet Schweitzer R D 2 Centerville Mrs Wave Rieck R D 2 Corry Sunday Alfred Gates R D 3 Leroy Cady 225 East South Dennis Jerome 444 East Pleasant St Bonnie 6 daughter of Mr and Mrs David Bensink R D 4 Corry Dale 11 son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Johnson R D 2 Corry Mrs John Oesch 943 East South St Miss Cheryl Legters Clymer LaVern Hamilton 963 East Main St Mrs Jack Shearer R D 3 Corry Mrs Raymond Lawson 80 West Columbus Ave George Gilbert R D 4 Corry Thomas Morse Eric Mrs Everett King and daughter Sheron Jean Panama
Local ad notes a Line-O-Ad rate of 23 cents per line and states acceptance until noon on publication day. The offer highlights a special on permanents through March 1 and provides the shop phone number 4 287.
Funeral services were held at Bracken Funeral Home for Mrs Mamie Susie Locey with Capt John Edeen of the Corry Salvation Army officiating. Interment in West Spring Creek Cemetery followed with bearers named and condolences from relatives and neighbors in Union City and nearby towns.
Two men were arrested after a handgun fire incident in Erie. Bun Joseph Ross 40 faced disorderly conduct charges later dropped, and received stolen property charges after identifying Alfred Mims Moore 17 as the gun giver. Moore pleaded guilty to burglary. A stolen wristwatch was recovered. Both jailed in $500 bond.
Hendricks a 49 year old South Side janitor with a jeep plow cleared sidewalks for neighbors when halted by Policeman Petrich who ticketed him for driving on a sidewalk Alderman Bohling said he would defend Hendricks in traffic court.
Authorities report 100 year old Mary Boyd, a blind patient at Angelia Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, was assaulted and strangled. A towel wrapped around her neck was found with her body, discovered by staff after 4 PM Saturday. She had resided at the facility since 1959.
Harrisburg AP One Republican legislator Bowman plans to introduce bills to curb loopholes in unemployment payments. He proposes linking benefit duration to employment length, denying a second round without interim work, and deducting pensions dollar for dollar. The chamber estimates savings up to 48 million annually.
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Ernest Arlie Bedow Tuesday at 2 p m at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with visitation tonight. Burial at Rose Mill Cemetery Spartansburg. Also services for Carl D at St George Funeral Home 2 p m Wednesday with viewing Monday and Tuesday. Burial West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Nellie Heslink of Clymer funeral Wednesday 1 30 p m Abbe Reformed Church Holland Cemetery with Mon and Tue viewings at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer.
Freezing drizzle coated highways in Houston and San Antonio while northern Alabama saw ice. Rain turned to sleet or snow across Louisiana Mississippi and the Midwest Ohio Valley and Pennsylvania. At least 15 weather related deaths were reported from exposure fires and accidents. Severe winds battered south Georgia dozens of counties with property damage as storms moved toward Savannah.
Mayville area gas workmen connected a new well to the Weafield Chautauqua main about one mile north of Mayville. Engineer Michael Sexton says the well could yield 100 000 cubic feet of gas daily. Drilled last summer by George F. Cabel at a cost around 20 000 dollars. Drill reached 3400 feet in Medina sandstone. Gas rose to 1000 psi, fueling the six inch line. The Cabel Co plans a second wildcat well in Chautauqua County. Orchard Park Co holds about 3000 acres nearby. Previous wells by Joseph Flanigan of Bradford Pa proved unproductive.
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