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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1962
Page
2
Admitted lists multiple individuals by name and address including Mrs. William Rooney and Mrs. Dante Lewis with side notes. discharged names follow. A separate block promotes a Line O Ad service with local rates and publication deadline, then food ads for Brokenstraw Inn plus a parish picnic notice at Royer's Grove with meal pricing and time details.
Cape Canaveral report states an $8 million Australian Agena EB rocket carrying a $4 million Mariner 1 spacecraft to Venus was destroyed due to a human mathematical mistake. NASA said the error was in the guidance equation used by Space Technology Laboratories, Los Angeles, leading to an off course trajectory beyond ground correction. A new formula is being prepared for a second Venus mission planned in about three weeks.
A daughter Barbara Ann McMullan was born last evening at Woman's Hospital of Maryland Baltimore to Mr and Mrs Ray McMullan with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Justin Butters of RD 1. A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harvey Conk of Clymer. A son was born last night to Mr and Mrs Salvatore Barbayace at Corry Memorial Hospital. Barry Matlayae, 19, died when his car struck a stone culvert near his rural Westchester home while he was a senior at Dartmouth College. his father Dr Edward J Mallavaze is a dentist at Wayne.
Union City Memorial Hospital presents a list of patients including Mrs Ernest Rachel of Airport Road Corry Miss Janice Clute Wattsburg Mrs Ronald Reich Erie Mrs George Schall Brown Street Mrs Alton Chaffef 54 Waterford Street Mrs Carl Gawl Meadville Mrs Earnest Di ze R D 4 Union City
St George's Catholic Parish in Erie completed funding for an $8,000 school bus by converting trading stamps. Parish leaders led by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Lawrence Franklin mobilized a campaign that left the parish with a final down payment after public contributions. The delivery yesterday capped a long drive that required 4,000 books of stamps, with 3,330 books already counted toward the total.
Final rites for Noah Turber will be at St George Funeral Home Monday at 2 p.m. Interment is Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. Burial for Mrs. Cora Daily at Lundy Lane Cemetery with service Monday at 2 p.m. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Noah L. Turben former Corry resident now of Cleveland Ohio died Wednesday after a long illness. He was 56 born in Bolton Ohio December 6 188s. Survived by wife Ethe Schooley Turben one daughter Mrs Randolph Kattlich of Corry ten sons Donald of Iry Conrad of Caxton Ohio two sisters Mrs Jesse Christy Pittsburgh and Mrs Lena Ayers Corry plus six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services Monday at 2 pm at Eva gelical United Brethren Church with Dr Ray Harris. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
In Albany Georgia the pro integration Albany Movement stalls as Martin Luther King Jr and other leaders are jailed during prayer demonstrations before the state hall. Andrew Young warns the fate rests with the Negro community while Wyatt Tee Walker notes uncertainty about next steps. Police report 11 charged with disorderly conduct and congregating on the sidewalk among about 60 demonstrators including 6 juveniles.
The report notes the Peru military regime nearing a handover as terms of office expire and exile rumors circulate. It suggests a declaration of national governance may be sought, while regional fear grows over contagion of upheaval and a possible foreign ministers conference Friday to address Peru’s crisis.
Patrons flock to local pinball parlors to buy or trade coins as collectors hunt for rare nickel and penny pieces. Dealers report steady demand for both brand new nickels and long circulated centuries old coins, with money changing hands amid eager hobbyists.
Chicago postoffice narcotics probe expands as 20 000 main office workers and 5 000 substation staff are reviewed after a federal grand jury indicted 30 workers for drug sale inside the post office. Dope use among employees and roving clerk probes fuel expected new arrests and continuances as narcotics agents push broader cases.
Erie officials urged immediate county reward for information leading to the arrest of the attacker who kidnapped and slashed Mrs Helen Kiost in Pairview on July 20. Commissioners and district attorney will discuss the award while police pressure widens the probe. A suspect linked to the Laura Mutch murder case remains in consideration as investigators describe the suspect as a probable psychopath. Mrs Kiost, slashed in the throat and wrists after being choked and abducted from West Erie Plaza during a rainstorm, described the assailant as a blond man about 20, driving a light Volkswagon.
In New York a proposed national fitness push targets the tired office worker. The piece argues this demographic is pale, slack, and deskbound, needing fresh air and exercise but questions rehab efforts. It suggests reviving the traditional office siesta to restore energy and productivity.
Hal Boyle argues that the average office worker needs better rest and comfort during the workday. He envisions workplaces providing couches and soft music to allow a solid hour of nap time after lunch. A restored employee could then double afternoon productivity, making rest a patriotic duty for the white collar class.
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