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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1960
Page
2
Ene School Board approved a smoke survey of the schools for August 1 by Bituminous Coal test ate after Secretary Louis J. Tullio said board consent was needed before city entry, following talks with Smoke Inspector Carl Holland. The notice is part of a series of local ads and notices recorded from Bradford, Erie, and surrounding areas.
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call. Admitted Darrell Glatz four months son of James Glatz. Discharged Mark Gluyna five. Richard Watson one. Mrs. Albert DeMeyere and others listed at various addresses. Darrell Glatz Expired. Union City notices list Brookie Osborn and others in Union City. Gary Sharples and Norman Luce fined for burglary in Swan ton Ohio. Erie Finance Director reports receipts ahead in most categories but miscellaneous income short of estimates.
The Mette Creek Reservoir relocation moves began yesterday led by John Cicéra of Steelman and Cloyro, contractor for the work. Four percent of graves will be moved. Erie County Sheriff John Coates was named president of the Pennsylvania Sheriff’s Association at Altoona. Dominick E. Insenga, a Millcreek auto dealer, faced a new detention for defacing serial numbers on cars after being jailed for impersonating an Air Force major. He claimed the acts happened while enlarging air scoops on motors.
Infant Glatz four month old son of Mr and Mrs James J Glatz of 210 Wayne Street died last night at Corry Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Services will be held at St Thomas Cemetery this afternoon at 2. Survived by parents two sisters Katherine and Teresa one brother Theo paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Theodore Glatz of FR D4 Corry and maternal grandmother Mrs Pearl Willis of RD Corry. Bracken Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Senator John F Kennedy received a top secret briefing on foreign policy from CIA head Allen W Dulles in Hyannisport Massachusetts. President Eisenhower said it is in the national interest for both the Democratic ticket and their running mates to receive such reports periodically through the campaign.
James L. Muzzy died at Carry Memorial Hospital last night after a long illness. Born February 2, 1887 in East Branch, he lived there most of his life except ten years in North East. He was a well known East Branch farmer. Survived by one daughter Mrs Arthur Van Dresar, one son Eugene, two sisters Mrs Mertha Beller and Mrs Inex Wells, three brothers Willard Damon and Guy, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Brackeh Funeral Home with services Monday at 2 p.m. Reverend George A. Myers to officiate. Interment East Branch Cemetery.
United States diplomat Henry Cabot Lodge urged the U N Disarmament Commission chair to convene an early meeting in August. Diplomats cited a desire for a session around August 5 to address the Geneva breakdown on June 27 when the Communist side walked out of talks.
Funeral notices state James Laur Muzzy will have services Monday at 2 pm at Bracken Funeral Home. Friends may visit Saturday 7 to 9 pm and Sunday 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Burial is planned at East Branch Cemetery.
A flurry of weekend visits and travels spans Clymer and surrounding towns. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cutting Clymer depart for Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Morris. Frances Dinnewold visits the Belmans at Chau Yequa Lake. the Gravink family holds the 84th Sherman class reunion with officers elected, plus a Gravink-Conservation Club gathering.
Rockefeller returns to convention seeking a say on the party platform while New Yorks 45 electoral votes loom large in the campaign. He met with the platform committee and prepares to gauge acceptance of a Nixon favored platform amid private GOP doubts and a Sunday delegation meeting.
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