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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1964
Page
2
Help wanted notice for sopranos altos tenors and basses for The Festival Singers. Phone listed and hours noted. Also bargain table pricing at Zalzneck's Family Shoe Store and Jim Rose's daily steak special. Color or black and white film processing at Cathers on the Avenue.
A small fire at the Ford Pavilion on Sunday prompted evacuation of about 2,500 to 3,000 fairgoers while sprinklers drenched the area. One ride remained closed for the day over water damage concerns as workers mopped up. The incident forced a three hour pavilion closure and quick orderly exits.
Richard H. Gillespie Jr. drove to the north tower of the Golden Gate Bridge and jumped 200 feet to rocks below, dying before police could reach him. He left a note for his mother saying he must do away with himself. Mrs. Gillespie found the note after he left and alerted police.
Report notes fish losses in French Creek after pesticide spill. Crista says cooperative efforts pumped lagoon water onto his land to prevent downstream contamination. Officials await Harrisburg lab results before clearing swimming and stock watering restrictions.
Final rites for Mrs. Leonard Ruth Hogenboom will be held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer with interment in Holland Cemetery. Friends may call at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Monday from 7 to 9 p m.
Harrisburg AP Frank c p McGlin Pennsylvania Republican chairman says many potential contributors want to help the party but not Goldwater. William Scranton questions Goldwaters conservative stand as Cra ig Truax says Scranton will back Goldwater and urges unified campaign in Pennsylvania amid a flood of letters urging early 1968 bid.
President Johnson invited a large group of educators to a White House meeting after separate talks with business and labor leaders. The White House said the president will discuss any topics they raise and is expected to urge cooperation in civil rights act compliance.
Activity lists show Connie Dahl and Kathe Tunnell supervising hikes at all playgrounds. Cathy Downey led finger painting while Bruce Burr Lenny Loveland and Mike Lamendola built the playground flag, with Cindy Eastman delivering a twenty one ball salute.
Meadville experienced a citywide power failure at 11 25 yesterday lasting about ninety minutes as the main feeder line failed. City and Spencer Hospitals relied on their generators until service resumed around 12 30 pm. A second outage at 2 25 pm localized areas for repairs, with hospitals again connected to auxiliary feeders by Penelec and power restored by 3 30 pm.
Oral J Brown 52 of 8211 West Ridge Road died unexpectedly yesterday at his Cambridge Springs summer residence after a heart attack. He was at a family reunion when stricken. Born in Cambridge Springs August 40 1911 he was president of the Erie Trucking Company. Surviving: wife Eva daughter Jeannie Moffat Erie son James R Brown mother Mrs Della Brown Erie brother Arthur J Brown Erie sister Mrs Charles Chapin Union City. Funeral home visitation announced.
Carry Bakery offers ofeat bread with phone 3805. Hair fashions by John at 8 South Center Street. Appointments dial 2-1625. Corry Evening Journal also lists all kinds of business forms and printing with phone 28281.
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