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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1963

Page

2

Fish fry at Brokenstraw Inn draws crowds each Friday

Special every Friday the inn offers an all you can eat fish fry for 1.25 with children at 0.8. The note lists several local residents and addresses mentioned in discharge and admission notices from Corry and nearby towns.

Brokenstraw Inn Moose Home Fettle Estate White Swan Hall Wrightsville Moonlight Serenaders Alan Dingfelder Leeds Rexall Poe

Deaths Mrs Christensen of Columbus

Mrs. Christensen, 81, died at Quiet Acres Nursing Home where she had been a patient since June 17. Born in Denmark, she immigrated in 1902, lived in Chicago, returned to Denmark briefly, then settled in Spring Creek before moving to Columbus in 1995. Survivors include three daughters and two sons, with 19 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral rites are set for Bracken Funeral Homes with interment in Spring Creek Cemetery.

Christensen Columbus Quiet Acres Kynstrup Denmark United States Chicago Spring Creek Columbus Community Church Ladies Aid Niels J. H Mildred) Beagle Leslie Amelia) Dodd R. D Corry Harry Anna) Thompson Columbia 8. C Carl Beverly Mary Ann Franson Jyerrelsley Bracken Pisa Walter Thoms

Miss H Blanche Spencer dies after illness at 87

Miss H Blanche Spencer died at her home 219 Wright street at 4 55 p m yesterday after an extended illness. She was born May 23 1878 in Wayne Township and moved to her present home in 1905. She was preceded in death by three brothers and survived by three nieces and two great nieces. Funeral home visits planned today and tomorrow with final rites Saturday at 1 p m. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.

H. Blanche Spencer Spencer Wright Street Wayne Township Sheas Miss Spencer Harry Earl George Spencer Frank Helen) Spencer Toledo Ohio Irene) Bielawski Corry Stewart Virginia) McCullough Wattsburg Bracken Funeral Home Tomorow Pine Grove Cemetery

Itch Relief Slogan Lacks Clear Message in Brief

Fragmentary text offers a stray slogan about itching and a person named Abe. The readable bits mention a quick 15 minute idea and a stray name Sree but lack coherent context or fully formed event. The item resembles an ad copy fragment with unclear origin.

Memorial Hospital Notices list local residents

Union City Memorial Hospital items include Mrs. Leonard Hudy of Waterford R. D. 2 Miss Darlene Rae Lindsley R. D. 2 Union City Miss Regna Swab R. D. 5 Blair Ladd Blakeslee R. D. 3 Union City Mrs. Charles Blakeslee 65 South Street Miss Robin Kitelinger R. D. 2 Cambridge Springs Mrs. Harry Storch Edinboro and Cecil M. Miller 27 Grant Street.

Union City Memorial Hospital Leonard Hudy R. D Waterford Darlene Rae Lindsley Union City Regna Swab Blair Ladd Blakeslee Charles Blakeslee South Street Robin Kitelinger Cambridge Springs Harry Storch Edinboro Cecil M. Miller Grant Street

Teen Refugee Details Executions In Cuba

A Cuban refugee youth describes teenagers forced to witness anti Castro executions in Santa Clara. He says youths taunt victims before firing squads, noting the macabre spectacle occurs two or three times weekly.

Miami Fila Luis Torres Perez Torres Santa Clara

Funeral services for Amalia C. Christensen and H Blanche Spencer

Amalia C. Christensen's funeral is set for Saturday at 11 a.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with interment in Spring Creek Cemetery. Miss H Blanche Spencer's service follows Saturday at 1 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Visitation is Thursday night 7–9, and Friday 2–4 and 7–9 at Bracken.

Legislation Advances to Operate Pithole Site as Historic Grant

Pennsylvania lawmakers introduced bills in both houses to authorize the state to accept a land grant at Pithole City in Venango County. The deed is held by James B. Stevenson of Titusville, with the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission set to operate the site as a historic location. Sponsors include Rep. Gramlich, Rep. Davis, Rep. Polaski, Rep. Hamilton, Sen. Frame, and Sen. Mahany.

Pithole Harrisburg Pithole City Venango County House Senate James B. Stevenson Titusville Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Harry 8. Gramlich Rvenango James K. Davis R Forest Julian Polaski Erie Robert K. Hamilton Beaver Richard C. Frame Venango Rowland B._ Mahany Crawford

Salvation Army officers commissioned at Munter College

Mrs General Wilfred Kitching of the Salvation Army presents a silver star to Mrs Kathryn Satterlee of 153 Johnson Street whose son Capt Paul Satterlee and Lt Phillip Satterlee were commissioned at Munter College in New York. The Satterlee family with Mrs Merton as the new tenant’s sister are pictured.

Wilfred Kitching Salvation Army Kathryn Satterlee Johnson Street T Kenniston Susan Satterlee Kenniston Pittsburgh Westside Corps Wire Rex Kenniston North Center Street Corry

Fire Destroys Pa. Factory in Altoona

A $500 000 explosion and fire destroyed Tritex Sportswear Inc. factory in Altoona. Two custodians, Leo Engelman and Bernard Riley, both of Altoona, suffered first degree burns and were treated at Mercy Hospital. Firemen battled the blaze for about one hour. cause under investigation with police noting initial ignition on the first floor amid stored chemicals.

Altoona Tritex Sportswear, Inc Leo Engelman Bernard Riley Mercy Hospital Coubrol Engelman Riley Robert Lebendig

Britons Boo Queen Elizabeth at Theatrical Outburst

Crowds jeered Queen Elizabeth at a theater after a hostile reception by some Britons as Prince Philip, Queen Mother Elizabeth, and Princess Alexandra with Angus Ogilvy arrived in a glass roofed limo. Home Secretary Henry Brooke condemned the demonstration, calling the queen's booing furious.

Elizabeth Prince Philip Mother Elizabeth Alexandra Angus Ogilvy Pheerin Henry Brooke England

British protest split over Greek prison issue at royal banquet

A Committee of 100 organized a demonstration in Britain against Greece, calling for liberation of 1000 prisoners and prompting tense scenes at a theater with Queen Elizabeth in the audience. Police warned of further trouble as leftist groups planned a march toward Claridges Hotel where the Greek king and queen were hosting a banquet.

Britain Greece Queen Elizabeth Frederika Claridges Hotel

Tax cut review resumes as civil rights fight grows

Washington AP reports the House Ways and Means Committee will start Monday to review President Kennedy's tax cut bill section by section. The panel explores rate reductions and dividend taxation while civil rights debates continue. Rep. Homer Thornberry's possible resignation to join a Texas judgeship could shift House rules dynamics with Rep. John Young seen as likely successor.

Washington (Ap Washington House Ways and Means Kennedy Rep Homer Thornberry D-Tex Congress House Rules Committee

Kennedy foreword sees 1962 as year of diversity and freedom

President Kennedy suggests future historians may see 1962 as the moment when international politics began to flow toward diversity and freedom. He made the assessment in a foreword to the 1962 volume of Public Papers published by the National Archives and Records Administration.

Jfk Kennedy United States National Archives and Records Services General Services Administration

Water Intake Line Leak Threatens Franklin Supply

Franklin faces a two week water crisis after a split valve was found in a 20 inch intake line beneath French Creek. City Engineer John Snow says the valve lies 400 feet from the intake station and a temporary repair may suffice while a permanent fitting is secured. The 1,600 foot line to the pump house is partly isolated with an emergency line in place while crews inspect for further leaks.

Franklin French Creek John Snow Severs Pittsburgh Pipe Cleaner Co Snow

Pennsylvania Seedleaf Tobacco Output Forecast

Washington report says U S Agriculture forecast Pennsylvania Type 41 seedleaf tobacco production at 49.3 million pounds for the year, down from 55.8 million last year.

Washington Agriculture Department Pennsylvania

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