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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
2
Spot Line-O-Ads promotes a Friday evening ceremony honoring Old Glory at the Corry Elks Lodge with CHS alumni tickets available for 2.50 dollars including dinner and dance.
Hillsdale Michigan ends 102 day strike at Essex Wire Corp as Local 10 of the IUE ratifies a four year contract 83 34. Italo Bragalone says about 100 workers recalled immediately with others to follow as production rises The IUB reports a 364 percent cent an hour raise over the contract with a 10 cent first year boost.
Hospital bulletin notes inability to summon a physician at Tam hospital and lists admissions and discharges including Mrs Agnes Votpolis Sherman and Darlene Lamb. Local ad lines include line ad rates, senior high cap and gown photos, and Turben's Auto Service contact.
The three day third annual convention of the Western Pennsylvania West Virginia Synod of the Lutheran Church in America opened at Thiel College. Proposals include expanding Pittsburgh headquarters facilities and creating a home for the aged in Kane. The Social Ministry Committee will present a race relations statement.
The Johnsons are worth over 9 million dollars, but the wealthiest White House occupant remains debated. Washington’s estate at Mount Vernon, loans and land valued far beyond cash highlight early presidents. Hoover, Kennedy, Roosevelt and Jefferson appear among the richer or indebted leaders.
Alice Bailey won the 18 hole fair while Betty Bertram placed second. Ann Chillock was low gross and Bailey also had low net. Nine hole results saw Lou Masler and Dorie Hillstrom finish first and second in the non handicap event. Gen Sonoski named Fruitee-Cutee of the week. The article notes broader political finance details unrelated to golf.
U S Ambassador Leonard Unger said continued American reconnaissance flights over Laos and fighter escort remain a decision for him and Premier Souvanna Phouma. He planned to confer with Souvanna on Thursday after the premier's return from Luang Prabang.
Titusville residents and officials report dead minnows bass suckers and walleye in Oil Creek from Titusville to Oil City. State fish warden C W Shearer collected water samples for health department analysis while city tests near the sewage plant showed normal readings. City manager Jack Line defended Titusville and emphasized acid tests indicated no pollution danger.
Funeral services for Mrs Stanley (Jennie) Krolak will be held at the Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer at 10 a m Friday. Friends may call there Wednesday 7 to 9 p m and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Burial will be in Spartansburg Cemetery.
Report notes the attack as a display of U.S. determination to remain firm in Laos and viewed in Washington as an attempt to recover prestige after the jet downings. The Times comment highlights the booster message about Corry- It’s Good For You.
Seneca Indians near the Kinzua Dam site refuse relocation until next year despite dam gates nearing closure. Seneca Nation president says no housing starts until funding disputes between House and Senate are resolved over a 1 million difference. Legislation for rehabilitation funds passed House Feb 7 but was reduced to 9.1 million in Senate-approved bill March 23.
Mrs. Stanley Jennie Krolak aged 70 formerly of East Spring Creek and Erie died at 3 p m yesterday in Hamptte. She was born February 20, 1894. Surviving: two sons Robert Portland Oregon and William Cupertino California. four sisters Mrs Mary Gordon, Mrs Gertrude Robison, Miss Myrtle Krolak of Cupertino, Mrs Rita Long of Saratoga. a brother John Foster of Westfield. two grandchildren. Services Friday 11 a m at Spitzer Funeral Home. Burial Spartansburg Cemetery. Friends may call today 7–9 p m and tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 p m. Rev Reggie Baker officiates.
Erie state police from Lawrence Park will visit East Lansing for ballistics comparison with a Kalamazoo youth suspected in the August 22 killing and robbery of Harbor Creek gas station attendant Donald Perkins. Detachment officers will test two .22 caliber pistols at the state crime lab and share bullets with local police for ballistics verification. Local detectives say the youth cannot be interviewed, hindering the Kalamazoo probe as inquiries spread nationwide.
North west Division of the Pennsylvania Game Commission reports deer as the main wildlife problem. At a division meeting 18 of 20 officers say districts have too many deer, reducing food for other species and endangering motorists. Officers warn rabbit litters may be drowned out this spring. The meeting drew 53 attendees.
Erie County registrar reports potential errors in antifluoridation petitions with signatures from non residents and duplicates. About 13 361 names were filed toward a 10 172 valid city resident signatures goal. Officials will purge invalid names and verify remaining signatures as staff hiring allows.
The article lists officials including H. L. Buchanan of Franklin as President, Russell M. Lucas of Philipsburg as Commissioner, and M. J. Golden of Harrisburg as Executive Director, detailing their roles within the agency.
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