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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1964

Page

6

Erie judge elected president and honors at Dickinson

Judge Burton R. Laub of Erie is elected president of the Pennsylvania Conference of State Trial Judges and will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws from Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle. He also released a third law book in a two volume work on procedural law.

Burton R. Laub Erie Pennsylvania Conference of State Trial Judges Dickinson School of Law Carlisle Pennsylvania _Keystone Lawyer's Desk Library

Glenwood Zoo Feeds Baby Boom as Newborns Rise

Glenwood Zoo reports a flurry of births with two white tail fawns born yesterday and several other anticipated arrivals. Six English sallow does, a mama in the shelter house, and baby elephants named Bubbles highlight the newborns, while two recently purchased Shetland colts join the nursery population.

Erie Irie Zoological Society Glenwood Zoo Dan Brennan Zoo

Arch Bristow Dies at 82 in Corry Tribute

Arch Bristow longtime publisher, Garlands Presbyterian Church member, died at 82. Survived by wife Grizelle Andrews from 1909 marriage, three daughters Betty Yates Sally Vollmer and Joan Tulipan, eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Visitation today and tomorrow at Bracken Funeral Home Corry. Service Friday 2:30 pm at Garland Presbyterian Church with interment in the church cemetery.

Garland Presbyterian Church Grizelle Andrews Tom Betty) Yates William Sally) Vollmer Eric Joan) Tulipan Ardsley Bracken Funeral Home Corry Garland Presbyterian Cemetery

Arrangements For Edward Shumsky Took Place In Erie

Edward Shumsky 50, died after an apartment attack in Erie. A 9:30 a.m. Friday Mass at St. Thomas Church follows a Bracken Funeral Home prayer service. Shumsky owned Victory Market, born in Tyre Pa, moved as a child to a Corry area farm, worked for Corry Jamestown Corp, married Dorothy Spitman in 1941. Funeral details include services at Bracken Funeral Home and St. Thomas Cemetery. The incident relates to a May 24 traffic fatality involving former McKean sheriff George D. Calhoun, with rerouting of commercial traffic approved after the Brand jury recommendation.

Nequiem Asoe Emeru Shumsky St. Thomas’ Church Bracken Funeral Home Shumsky Erie St. Vincent's Hospital Victory Market Mr Shumsky Tyre Corry Corry Jamestown Corp Dorothy Spitman Brathen St. Thomas’ Cemetery George D. Calhoun McKean Bradford Brand Jury

Advisors Return With Asia Report

Washington reports say secretaries Rusk and McNamara returned from Honolulu with recommendations for President Johnson to strengthen Southeast Asia against Communist pressures. They indicated plans to deter North Viet Nam and Red China without committing large troop forces, while urging support for South Viet Nam and Premier Khanh’s government. Johnson will decide on actions, and Ball will meet De Gaulle in Paris to seek broader support.

Washington Dean Rusk Robert S. McNamara Honolulu Johnson Southeast Asia Andrews Air Force Base Rusk McNamara New England North Viet Nam South Viet Nam Nguyen Khanh Viet Nam Red China Soviet Union U.S NeNamara Hawaii India Nehru Tueday Laos Thailand Southeast George W.ball Charles de Gaulle Paris de Gaulle Ball Melvin R. Laird R-Wis United States Laird House

Ladies Day Golf Features Tournament at Corry Country Club

Corry Country Club hosted the first Ladies Day of the season with a 28 player scramble won by Sarah Davidson, Mary Jane Wurm, Phoebe Ott and Ann Chillock. Second place went to Marie Keppel Bonnie Peebles Punky Schiemer, third to Lou Ruffner Alberta Pain Lou Masler. An evening event saw Amy Brown take low gross and Mary Brady low net.

Corry Country Club Sarah Davidson Mary Jane Wurm Phoebe Ott Ann Chillock Marie Keppel Bonnie Peebles Punky Schiemer Lou Ruffner Alberta Pain Lou Masler Elsie Roof Hilltop Course Amy Brown Lowgross Mary Brady Low Net

Youth Accused Of Stabbing Father To Death

A 16 year old boy named James Warner is jailed awaiting a coroner's inquest after allegedly stabbing his father to death at the dinner table during a quarrel over truancy from school. Det. Capt Eugene Coon says Warner admitted stabbing with a table knife Tuesday night.

Firrapunun Eugene Coon James Warner Coon Young Warner Secretary of Itate Administration North Viet Nam

Lawmakers Debate Project 70 Delays and Tax Offsets

The bill and related Project 70 debate continued as the House plans to reconvene next Monday. The Senate approved only one major Republican amendment suspending in lieu of taxes to local governments until July 1, 1965 to fund state acquisitions. Maurice K. Goddard urged a 1965 effective date to avoid delaying land acquisitions. Democratic efforts to add a 20 cent subsidy were rejected. Minority Leader Charles Weiner criticized protections for special interests.

House Senate Maurice K. Goddard State Secretary of Forests and Waters Goddard Charles’ R. Weiner

Warren County 4-H Tractor Club promotes slow moving vehicle emblem

Members of the Warren County 4-H Tractor Club study safe tractor operation and advocate the new SMV emblem for slow vehicles under 25 mph. The emblem features reflective materials and a 14 inch triangle mounted on rear of tractors or wagons to alert approaching cars. Local farm families are urged to contact the Extension Office to obtain emblems.

Warren County +H Tractor Club 4H Tractor Club Automobile Safety Foundation Ohio Experiment Station Cooperative Extension Service Adas Warren County Warren County Agricultural Extension Office SMV David Curtis Mike Kuzma Robert Cmiel Paul Kubich David Fargo Tumbus David Sekeraky

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Melissa A. Gulick Mervin Charles Craker Marion Street East Smith Street Wright Street Maple Avenue West Columbus Avenue East South Street State Bureau of Traffic Safety William J. Lutz R. D Clarence Herring Jr West Church Street Youth For Christ First Presbyterian Church Guidance Commission of the Organation Minnie K. Lundquist Jamestown Lund Funeral Sunset Hill Herbert Lindstrom Corry Water Supply Co R. W. Brown Water Company Northwest Street Torrow American Legion YMCA Pittsburgh McKean County van Belman Smith Tampa Fla Arch Bristow Edward Shumsky Asia Kodak Lawmakers Philadelphia COMET C. Christensen Motors West Washington Street Corry, Pennsylvania
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