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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1961
Page
2
Starting Saturday July 8 and running through July 16 the dining room will be open at 12 noon with a variety of sandwiches and special cold plates Evening dinners priced from 1 to 75 cents served from 5 30 to 10 15.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines British forces engaging in Kuwait amid wider tensions. Mentions of military actions, leaders, and regional stakes suggest a brief on wartime maneuvers and alliance dynamics. Specific names, dates, and locations are unclear due to garbled source content.
Obscure text fragment mentions locations and names in a jumbled OCR line. Readable elements include references to a place called Walla Waly and mentions of people or entities such as Gian, Teale, Seay, and Caylee alongside scattered words like Advert, Hiern, Cite. No coherent event or outcome can be determined.
Mrs Will B Morin of Centerville dies at home after extended illness at 72. She was born December in Rome Township and was a member of Bix Celstar Gospel Church and Vesemain Ladies. Survived by son and daughter in law, three brothers, and other relatives. Funeral services at White Hills Funeral Home and burial at Rose Ti Cemetery.
Funeral notices report Morris, with service details and local names, noting interment at Rowe Cemetery in Spartanghurg. The notice lists family members and acknowledgments from Bracken Funeral Home.
A funeral service for John Haight was held at 11 o clock with Rev Wilkins officiating. Military honors were conducted, and many mourners attended including hearers Huudhind Buck Morreil Hohini, O'Brien, Huicht Amon Mangirel Miler and Mrs Bown along with Elizabeth McCord and others from Westfield.
AP reports a Midas satellite mission from Vandenberg aims to monitor Soviet missile activity. The Atlas booster carried a second stage, launched at 8:14 am, with trackings showing first Soviet overflight within hours. A sky network may double radar warning time for missile attacks.
A rare female blue whale swam 60 miles upriver near London, near Westminster and the Thames. It collapsed near a reed bed as the tide fell. A patrol boat tried to guide it back toward the sea, but the whale became trapped and died despite rescue efforts.
A rotor blade broke from a helicopter testing at the MV Vestal plant near Tujaihalouial Airport injuring eleven workers. Medical crews treated the injured at the scene as authorities opened an investigation into the incident and the helicopter's maintenance records.
Fragmentary dispatches describe alleged plots and arrests linked to an unnamed regime. Officials in Vatican City and other areas face questions as authorities discuss possible security actions and public statements.
A week of Loveland area attractions showcases old time machinery displays 4-H demonstrations and pony rides at Loveland Field. City Park hosts a Guy-Fudd festival and Corry Centurama events with fireworks. Tours to homes and farms available for homecoming with more activities at Mead Park and Howard J. Sheen Field.
County leaders establish an Employment Task Force with a $85,000 pledge from major firms to fund industrial development in Erie County. The panel aims to coordinate industry growth, attract new plants, and explore broader job initiatives beyond manufacturing, with an administrative board to elect officers and push the bureau toward August launch.
Local business notes indicate Earle, long time resident of Corry Inn One, is chosen to lead the W. M. Crandall Agency office. Active in church and community groups, he also serves as council member and volunteer, with ties to Corry churches and several civic bodies.
Daily bargains highlighted in the Corry Journal feature money saving offers, local prices, and shop names. Shoppers are urged to compare discounts and visit participating merchants for limited time deals and specials.
Firefighters battled blazes spreading from Calaveras through Tuolumne and Madera Counties as winds eased. An arsonist reportedly started two brush fires near Dimedstown, destroying hundreds of acres and leaving two victims, Mr. and Mrs. George Kipp, dead in a car during a fleeing incident.
Patchwork reports say uncounted evacuees were aided by nearby communities as the State Division of Forestry and John Gookin described the HoUldir stern Jamestown area fire. Firefighter DU warned a pyromaniac had plagued the region for years, complicating containment efforts.
New York AP reports Methodist Bishop Fred Pierce Gurson of Philadelphia was photographed for a Europe trip when a theft occurred. While he was away a thief took a fire chest containing cash and 3400 in traveler’s checks from the bishop’s desk.
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