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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1963
Page
5
Incomplete readable text notes a meet with a word hanes during an unspecified event and an outcome. No clear identities or locations are discernible from the fragment.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a home contractor and alleged promises. It mentions the Bouse declaration and roof work but contains many missing words and unclear references, making the event and involved parties uncertain.
A incomplete OCR fragment mentions names and a contract or award context with unclear details. No definite events or outcomes are readable.
A garbled OCR passage mentions banking and federal elements without coherent context. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about a bank and federal role.
Local notes share updates on summer travels visits and residence of Mrs. Albert French and children in Ypsilanti Michigan. Dr. and Mrs. Seits return from vacation with sons James and John Seltz en route from a canoe trip in Algonquin Park.
Mr and Mrs David A Hillstrom entertained Corry Jamestown Management Club members and wives at their Prendegast Point summer home on Chautauqua Lake. The evening featured a Doxology sing, a smorgasbord, boating, swimming, croquet, badminton, horseshoes, and sunset views. Hosts included Mr and Mrs D Armour Hillstrom and Mr and Mrs C A Hillstrom.
Washington AP reports Mrs. John F. Kennedy, awaiting a late August Caesarean birth, is flooded with some 200 letters daily. About 450 concern the pregnancy and 100 gifts have arrived. most gifts go to charity while items under 15 dollars are accepted.
The U S Department of Justice will again seek to block FMC Corp of San José California and American Viscose Corp of Philadelphia in a 116 million merger. A three judge panel of the U S Court of Appeals will hear government arguments July 29 challenging Judge George B Harris June 24 ruling not to intervene and a temporary restraining order issued the same day. The government argues the merger would lessen competition in the chemicals field.
Wheelock community group gathered at Mrs John Krasa's R D 2 lawn for a routine session led by president Mrs Clara Walker. Twelve members attended along with 12 children and two guests Janet Long Greensburg and Mrs Albert Erench Michigan. Plans were made for a picnic at the August meeting on Mrs Kenneth Harvey's lawn.
The local Women of the Moose held a chapter night at the Moose Lodge with a College of Regents ceremony. Senior regent Mrs. Merle Brown introduced the meeting, presided by Mrs. Nellie Kirch, who with several others received College of Regents caps and gowns. A new class enrolled after balloting. refreshments were served by listed members. The next meeting is set for July 18 with officers reporting at 7:30 p.m. and coworkers at 8 p.m.
Joe Ray, famed radio and screen star, will perform all day and evening Sunday at Frontier Village Canadohta Lake Park. He will be joined by yodeling Shorty and Art Good for singing, trick roping, whip crawling, and a movie style shoot-out promising family entertainment.
Twelve members of the Rebekah Helping Hand gathered yesterday at Mrs Bertha Dorwins Mead avenue home for a noon dinner followed by card games and visiting. Dorwin will host the next session on July 25 at her Mead avenue residence.
Jacob Betz seventy two of Lancaster County was charged with murder after shooting his 90 year old landlord Nicholas Garver of Middletown. State police Detective William J Devlin filed the charge before Justice Charles J. Martin Betz was committed to the county prison awaiting a hearing with no fate set. Police said Betz admitted firing a shotgun blast after Garver allegedly menaced him with a pitchfork.
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Alex Bins told sheriff he had no contact with Mer to prove his story. The widow said Gold left home Friday night to meet Binns, 53, a longtime Cleveland racketeer. Gold’s body was found in a car trunk on Chagrin River Road after beating strangling and four gunshots. Coroner Gerber scheduled an inquest for next Wednesday at Lakeside Avenue Courthouse with Binns and Mrs. Gold expected to attend. A $50,000 bond was set to guarantee Binns’s appearance.
A Quito based military junta ousted President Carlos Arosemena after a siege at the palace as tanks and troops surrounded the building. Arosemena fled after accepting guarantees for personal safety and family protection.
Troopers deploy tear gas and riot squads in Savannah as a nighttime march by Black residents meets baton charges, grenades, and vandalism. Twenty eight gathered demonstrators are arrested, with police reporting gunfire and injuries amid persistent desegregation protests leading into the day.
Arosermena was sent to Panama aboard an Ecuadorian Air Force aircraft amid cross party and armed forces support. The prompt notes broad political backing and a military airlift role.
Spelling errors aside, local items describe a Daly family gathering at George Rose's home with many relatives attending. The text lists numerous attendees from nearby towns, mentions a baby named, a church service for Mrs Sherm Parker, a scout camping trip at Glyndon, and a class reunion planned at Cutadohta Lake Park.
Greek leaders return from a tense visit marked by clashes between demonstrators and police near Buckingham Palace and the Claridge Hotel. Police detain protesters as a militant group demands freedom for prisoners linked to postwar uprisings.
Eduardo Garrone, 59, Italian oil executive, died yesterday in Oslo after a heart attack. He was a prominent figure in the oil industry and known internationally for his work with major energy firms.
AP analyst reports talks in Moscow between Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Chinese leaders on future of the Communist bloc. Discussion covers Hungary, relations with the Vatican, and Poland. In Uniontown, a car crash killed one and injured several nearby residents.
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