Discharged Names Listed From Sherman Area Notices
Barbara Morton of Sherman, Mrs Merlé Coulter and her son Eric Merle, 402 Spring Street, and John Stull of R. D. 2 Clymer are noted in a discharged list.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1965
Page
2
Barbara Morton of Sherman, Mrs Merlé Coulter and her son Eric Merle, 402 Spring Street, and John Stull of R. D. 2 Clymer are noted in a discharged list.
President Johnson kept a grueling pace despite a cold as he moved between the White House and events. He hosted and attended meetings with congressional leaders and committee chairs, planned for the inaugural message, and urged everyone to rest less as work continued. He even requested an exact word count for his inaugural address while hospital stays and social dinners marked a week of nonstop activity.
Townville housewife Ethel Mie Ament, 41, is under guard at Meadville City Hospital after allegedly shooting her husband Norman Lester Ament, 43, and striking him with a hammer. He is in good condition with a bullet wound to the left abdomen and a scalp cut. Authorities say he wrested the rifle, she then struck him, and his daughter Norma Lee Baughman summoned help. Ament faces possible charges after medical history checks. the couple’s dispute occurred about 9:45 a.m. at their home. In a separate report, Thomas H Ellermeyer, 21, of Kittanning, died when his car left Route 1e near Waynesboro and plunged over an embankment.
Corry saw new construction valued at 426000 with 22 non residential structures totaling 772145 and 15 new dwellings added as part of 139200 in residential starts. McInnes Steel’s $200000 building, Town and Country Apartments at 60000, GA Supermarket at 60000, plus other renovations boosted local tax rolls and supplier activity. The boom is expected to continue through mid 1965 with residential and industrial growth intact.
An Erie Lackawanna Railroad laborer George Taylor 20 of Youngstown died in a yard accident in Cleveland. He apparently slipped or was drawn through the hopper while unloading slag. coworkers found him buried beneath the pile.
U S officials report thousands of North Vietnamese troops infiltrated into South Vietnam via Laos last year to reinforce Viet Cong forces. The move may reflect Viet Cong recruiting difficulties and a broader effort to escalate the guerrilla war as Washington weighs numbers and possible armed support.
Mrs. Gilbert Ton and Mrs. Nettie Legters left by train for Florida and Utah respectively to visit relatives. WSCS met for an all day sewing session with 19 members. Wesleyan and Plus Ultra classes held meetings and quilting sessions at local homes. Local families traveled for funerals and visited relatives across Michigan and New York.
Mrs. Jane Beckerink presided over the January meeting of the Women's Guild of Christian Service at the Abbe Reformed Church parlors in Florida. Esther Circle led the program with a candle lighting ceremony based on the Lord's Prayer. officers installed included Lucille Neckers as secretary, Lucy Legters as treasurer and others.
A car struck William Farrell age 13 while he walked along Heckle Road in Kennedy Township Pittsburgh. he died at the scene or en route to a hospital. Authorities investigate the fatal accident and identify the vehicle and driver.
The academy conducts its first honor code inquiry with both athletes and top students involved. Names are withheld per policy. Cadet Wing police enforce the system as the Air Force plans full findings in two to three weeks.
The group approved a 100 dollar donation to Mr and Mrs Paul Meyerink missionaries in Chiapas Mexico. A lunch of assorted pies waters and coffee was served to 65 members present.
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