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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1967

Page

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Corry Hospital fund drive nears goal but falls short

Corry Memorial Hospital appeal nears a $550,000 goal with $99,000 still needed. Five divisions mobilize funds, but Industrial Employees Division lags, averaging $30 per employee for three years from an estimated 3,000 workers. Plant workers show better response though short of expectations, while outlying areas begin Phase II next week. Building bids may influence schedule and scope if funds remain tight.

Corry Corry Memorial Hospital E. W. Feldt Robert Bracken Thomas Bonner John Booth Divis- Nace

Baccalaureate Service Slated At Corry High School

The annual Baccalaureate Service will be held Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Corry Area High School auditorium. Rev. Walter W. Gilliland will give the invocation and Rev. Elmer A. Ortner the Scripture reading. The girls choir will sing Holy, Lord God, followed by prayers by Rev. Marlin Klingensmith. Rev. James Grove will preach on An Adventure in Faith. The service includes hymns, benediction by Rev. Ivan G. Hunsberger, and a recessional and postlude.

Corry Area High School Corry Marlin Klingensmith James ©. Grove Ivan G. Hunsberger

Find Body Of Woman Robbed Raped Strangled

In Johnstown Pennsylvania the partially clothed body of 44 year old tavern worker Mrs Rossler was found in a gondola car on a siding. Authorities say she was robbed raped and strangled after not returning home Tuesday night. Her daughter reported her missing.

Johnstown Rossler

Sinkhole Swallows Howard Ledford and Harold King Families

A sinkhole disaster buries portions of the Howard W. Ledford and Harold B. King families. Rescue crews search the wreckage as neighbors rally with aid and plans for temporary housing. Officials investigate the collapse site suspected of structural weakness and age of surrounding ground.

Surplus Food Stamp Plan Arrives in Lime County

The federal food stamp program starts in Lime County with about 100 eligible Corry families set to buy stamps at two local banks. Recipients visit the welfare office to determine stamps, then purchase at Citizens Carry Office of Marine National Bank and later at National Bank of Corry. The program replaces the long running surplus food program and begins in two weeks with July 1 for the second bank.

Lime County Corry Marine National Bank National Bank of Corry

City mulls vacating East Street hill to ease crash risk

City engineer recommends vacating the East Street hill and the intersecting section with East Pleasant Street to remove a hazardous blind corner at the hill foot. Easements retained for utilities, land to abutting owners George Downey Rodney Knowlton and Paul Taylor involved, with a turnaround planned if approved.

East Street David Johnson East Pleasant Street George Downey Rodney Knowlton Johnson Paul Taylor Taylor East Church Street East Church

Massing Troops in Egypt as Gulf of Aqaba Open Urged

Arab forces mass in Egypt with Iraq and Kuwait joining against Israel while Britain urges major powers to declare the Gulf of Aqaba an open international waterway. The U N Security Council faces pressure to push a ceasefire and free passage for all ships including Israel’s.

Cairo Iraq Kuwait Egypt Israel Britain Gulf of Aqaba United States U.N. Security Council Middle East Aqaba Gulf Elath Gamal Abdel Nasser George Brown House of Commons Brown Martime Harold Wilson Commons

Shafer seeks 267 million tax package with 5 cent cigarette hike

Gov Shafer submits a 267 million tax package to the General Assembly and proposes no immediate personal income tax. He urges a future 0.1 to 1 percent personal income tax once the state budget exceeds 1.9 billion, to close gaps while trimming 70 million from the budget. He warns Pennsylvania must quickly find another broad based tax source and signals the income tax would trigger only when needed.

Harrisburg Shafer General Assembly House Senate Pennsylvania Special Tax Study Commission Tax Commission

The Natives Were Restless at City Park Cannon

Police report a contraption holding a city cannon in City Park was pried loose overnight. A steel bar across its wheels is partially sawed, risking a repeat theft as Corry Area High School seniors celebrate class day nearby.

Corry Area Journal Johnston

Urge Parents Rush Summer School Data

Corry area joint Schools office asks parents who plan to send their children to this year's summer school to reply to the recent letter as soon as possible. Superintendent Ray Elsen says the six week program opens June 19 funded by ESEA. The office must have return cards quickly to arrange class and bus schedules, with contact options at the high school.

Ne Corry Area Ray Elsen Elsen J. Donald Watson Miss Ann Baressial Concord School

NY Lottery Tickets Go On Sale Across State

New York begins selling Lottery tickets at 12:01 a.m. with sales aimed at 30 million monthly to generate 360 million annual revenue for education. First sales at the Americana Hotel feature Patricia Nelson amid crowds, as outlets plan staggered openings and a monthly 240 prize pool plus a 250 thousand dollar annual superprize. Winners announced by telegraph, results tied to a horse track drawing in Albany starting July 20.

New York Robert Goldfarb St. Thomas V.S Albany New York State New Hampshire

Foam extinguisher saves nuns fire in a beer solution

Russell Dingfelder of Carry Jamestown Corporation helped nuns whose car was on fire after a rug fell on a hot muffler. He offered his beer as an improvised foam extinguisher and put out the blaze, praised by the nuns who promised to pay him.

Russell Dingfelder Russell Carry Jamestown Corporation Lindsey Hollow Road Dingfelder

Golf Course Building Bid Sets At $9 995

The municipal Authority opened bids for a new admissions building above the nine hole golf course. Frank and Sam Pate submitted the low bid of 995 dollars with a 58 day completion window. George Tinko Construction Co bid 11046 dollars and 60 days to complete.

Municipal Authority Ninehole Frank Sam Pate George Tinko Construction Co

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