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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1961
Page
2
Turben Auto Service advertises as a local tierce dealer with quick service and nearby location. The brief notice highlights automotive offerings and nearby convenience for customers seeking repair and maintenance.
A hospital report lists admissions and discharges with names and addresses including Gerald Wilkins of Spring Creek and Mrs Grace Durham at 216 West Witstiinein street. The notice also contains a lengthy line of local addresses and a Line-O-Ad advertising local rates 23c a line and an afternoon deadline at The Ritz with ice cream sodas and music.
The community gathers for funeral rites for Mrs. E Armitage with services at Cherette Cemetery and related observances. Attendees include family members and local residents as the schedule unfolds across multiple locations and dates.
Ryland E Cobb is honored inhold rites at Bunvrdl attended by mourners and local figures including Pieri Hume and Conic Whee. The ceremony featured tributes from family and community members, reflecting on Cobb’s life and impact.
A club owner and operator were involved in a holdup. The incident occurred at a venue described as the Lyric Club, where the owner was shot during the robbery. Police and witnesses provide details, with ongoing investigation into suspects and motives.
Warren County reports a fatal car crash on Route 6 near a concrete bridge abutment 21 miles south of Tdtoale Dend. Sharon Boy, 16, of Sharon died at the scene. two other youths from the town and a woman from New York state were injured. Police said speeding and loss of control led to the collision.
Fragmented Kane street report describes a dump truck rolling unattended from Laiinda into a street and embankment near a crane. Two motorists pursued, a collision occurred, bumper damaged, no injuries reported. Police and troopers documented disturbances and an unmanned vehicle incident with uncertain driver location.
John Klopfenstein 16 of Corry died Saturday after an illness. Native of Carry, he moved to Wattsburg. He studied at Conelwig School and was a Beaverdam Mennonite Church member. Surviving parents Mr and Mrs Dein Klopfenstein, brother Robert, sister Cardy, paternal grandparents. Funeral at Beaverdam Mennonite Church with arrangements at Beaverdam Cemetery.
A light rain limited a Wade In on Chicago’s South Side where about 80 participants including Black and White bathers gathered under a 200-man police presence. The crowd dispersed as rain filled the area, ending the demonstration about 45 miles from the beach. past events have featured shouting and jeering.
Crowds fled Bizerte toward Tunis fearing renewed fighting despite a U N ceasefire. Dag Hammarskjold rushed from New York to Tunis at President Bourguiba’s invitation to meet for a personal conference. French forces tighten control around Bizerte while Tunisian and French positions hold. casualties reported in Tunisian press as fighting cools but tensions remain high.
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