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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
2
An ad style public notice lists multiple admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital and area residents, highlighting staffing failures and a hospital ad line rate. It notes DAR luncheon reservations due June 7 and lists contact names in Union City and surrounding towns.
Enjoy leisurely dining in the Ellis Antler Room Thursday through Saturday from 5 to 8 p m and Sunday 12 30 to 8 p m Private parties require 48 hours advance notice Call 3 6635 or 3 5754 for reservations and details 217-10-
Judge Alexander Flick Jr. ruled May 1958 that Farmington Township School District Wage Tax resolution was valid and that Walter Yeskey of R D 8 Sugar Grove must pay the district income tax. Yeskey was fined $50 plus prosecution costs for failing to file an income tax return. The decision held income may be taxed by the state where earned and by domicile, noting Yeskey earned much of his income in New York.
Former President Harry S. Truman, walking with two antisegregationists, urged them to "sweep your own yard first" and criticized their sit in at an Austin Texas venue. He said eager beavers cause trouble and noted hypocrisy in northern cities. The participants, Joel Goler and Thalia Syracopulos, claimed ties to a group desegregating movie theaters, while Truman questioned their interference with business for publicity.
Nashville authorities fined Joel Clark Hil, 22, fifty dollars for petit larceny after he was observed in workhorse overalls during a recent escape. He was recaptured yesterday, but the overalls were not recovered.
Antler Room in the Elks' clubhouse offers summer dining for members and guests. Catering available for parties and lunches or dinners. Call 3-6635 or 3-5754 at least 48 hours in advance. 216-9.
Alumni reservations taken until Friday noon by Frank Grice or Lena Cohen. 6
Seventy two year old Mrs Clara Carrig, victim of a Friday stabbing in Erie, regained enough yesterday to describe her assailant. Detectives questioned a Millcreek Township man and checked hospital files for a positive ID while doctors warned the weapon may have been a short blade or a hard abdominal blow. Carrig, removed from critical list, is expected to recover.
Senate Foreign Relations chair J William Fulbright sees the Vienna meeting as serving the purpose of acquainting the two leaders and offering a chance to gauge world events. Senator Everett Dirksen calls the session a spar.
In Florida, NASA and Army engineers completed the Saturn launch complex readying for the first experimental firing next fall. Kurt Debus called Saturn a workhorse booster for space experiments in the coming decade. Senators and officials questioned if the meetings would alter the world situation.
Robert Van Earden and his son Mark were honored at a farewell party in the Clymer Reformed Church parlors attended by about 250 members friends and relatives. The event featured a short program with group singing a vocal duet and a ladies quartet. A money purse was presented to the Van Eardens, remarks were given, and a lunch was served by the Mary Martha Circle. Numerous relatives and guests from surrounding towns attended and shared in the farewell and socializing festivities.
Multiple families and individuals visited relatives over the weekend across North Hosick Fultonville Albany Ohio and Erie. Notable travels include Rev Tunis Miersma attending a General Synod meeting Buck Hill Pass and Mrs Jennie Kuyper visiting in Holland Michigan with the Miersmas.
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