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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
2
Sporadic hospital notices list admissions and discharges across Corry Union City and Spartansburg with numerous names and addresses. Flora Irish Waldorf widow of bishop and mother of Lynn Waldorf dies in Auburn New York after brief illness.
The Requiem mass for James P. Sullivan was held at St Thomas Church at 9:80 this morning with Rev Leon Dolesid presiding. Burial followed at the church cemetery, after a family prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home. Bearers included James Carrig M Leon Mulderick John Flanigan Alfred Morrison Donald Nantes Jerome Needham. honorary escort from post office staff listed. Attendees from Corry and surrounding areas included Sisters of Mercy from Mercyhurst College and many relatives from Erie Willoughby Utica Buffalo and New York City. large Mercyhurst group attended.
Pa crash near Punxsutawney kills 19 year old Joe Costanza and 18 year old Gale Mechling of Indiana State College. Two other students were injured, one released after treatment, and the truck driver escaped injury as the five students return home.
Miss McCray 88 died yesterday atEdward W Sparrow Hospital Lansing after long illness. Born February 22 1905 in Concord Township she lived in Corry since childhood and graduated from Corry High School in 1923. She worked as bookkeeper at Thomas Motor Co and later at W W Waterhouse garage. Survived by one brother Elwin B McCray of East Lansing three nieces and a grand-niece. Memorials to the Metropolitan Opera. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Funeral Home to be announced.
Dunkirk patrolman Robert N. Roesler 26 faces a 10 day unpaid suspension after his auto struck and killed Mrs. Kate Frost June 22. He earlier pleaded guilty to driving while impaired after a blood alcohol test. fined 50 dollars in city court and suspended until returning to duty tomorrow.
Albert M Miller of Raccoon Township Beaver County sues Armco Steel Corp National Supply Division in U S District Court for 10000 dollars alleging severe injuries from a 45 foot fall at the Ambridge plant on July 7 1961 while installing rain spouts Miller filed the suit Wednesday returning a claim for damages.
President Kennedy’s Europe swing touched ties with the Common Market and Italy as both sides seek higher trade volumes and lower barriers. The article notes France’s de Gaulle and Germany’s stance shaping tariff shifts while warning that growing dollar assets abroad threaten U S gold reserves and currency stability.
Mrs Marion Nellis and daughters Karen and Linda joined Mrs Hazel Harris of Erie on a tour to New York City. They departed Jamestown Friday evening and returned Monday. Several local residents noted visits, church activities, and social gatherings as the community marked birthdays and hosted guests. Rev Harold Harper passed away May 16 in Chicago. Ello Vitale from Milan was a guest of Mr and Mrs Walter De Shazer.
President Kennedy rests on Cape Cod after a frantic Fourth of July with three generations of Kennedys in Hyannis Port. A potential railroad strike, a birth, an operation, and the President’s European trip weigh alongside a brief family reunion. The White House stay continues until Monday as he plans routine staff conferences and a Nantucket Sound cruise.
Washington reports an abundant meat animal supply boosts the meat packing industry toward profitable near capacity operations while drought threatens grazing in the Great Plains and Western States. If dry conditions persist into summer cattlemen may market stock earlier than planned, easing packer profits. The article also notes personal announcements about a Presidential couple expecting a baby next month and a family home on Squaw Island.
A preview notes subsidies moving 125 million pounds of surplus nonfat dry milk to world markets this year. Reports say no change planned in agricultural conservation programs. Grasshopper populations are rising in multiple western states. Farm mil l consumption last year totaled 5.3 billion pounds, down from 6 billion and 13 billion a decade ago.
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