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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
7
Fragmented text mentions individuals and locations in garbled form. Key names appear as Rob Ot and Jef, with references to a train, crossing signal, and route numbers. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR and cannot establish a complete event or outcome.
London AP reports a 24 member committee of Boy Scout leaders proposes scrapping short pants and the word boy from the name, adopting green berets and trousers, trimming activities, and creating Venture Scouts ages 16 to 20 who would meet with girls. A joint committee of Venture Scouts and Girl Guide units would coordinate activities.
Donald Mc Killop 31 a West Penn Power Co lineman was electrocuted Thursday while inspecting a transformer in Arnold Westmoreland County. He lived in nearby Lower Burrell.
Four Meadville youths Cheryl Johnson Rick Gray Jim Berkey and Ed Laibach represented Meadville at the Erie City Mission Bible quiz last Saturday. They reached the semi finals amid rival teams from Cleveland Niagara Falls Rochester and Erie. A Niagara Falls team won the event. The Meadville group will travel to Ocean City on June 16 for a week of quizzing recreation a formal banquet and fellowship.
Carry Beverage Distributor announces free delivery for beer ale soft drinks with contact at 665 1002. Local outlet offers beverages and delivery service to nearby customers.
The Sparta Merged PTA Executive Board met in the Home Economics building with Mrs. Harry Graves presiding. Tentative committee appointments for 1966-67 were made and officers and delegates were urged to attend the June school of instruction. An August meeting date will be announced. A dedication service at New Valley View Mennonite Church is set for Sunday at 2 p.m. per Rev. Daniel Johns.
Cyclops Corp announces a $16.5 million expansion at Titusville plan to raise the workforce by about one third. Fred A. Kaufman, president of the Universal Cyclops Specialty Steel Division, said the project includes a melting shop and blooming mill and was unveiled yesterday.
An Erie mother, Dorothy Baird, spent about two hours in Erie County Jail after refusing to pay a $2 fine and $16 court costs for failing to send her fifth grader, David Baird, to McKinley School on June 1 amid a dispute over a Maltese Cross medal he wore. Principal Paykos said the boy could not wear the cross in class and the mother chose to remove him from school rather than comply.
Elias Alvarez del Castillo Medibore a Mexican diplomat lawyer and writer died Thursday during an operation He was 70 Alvarez del Castillo served in more than 20 countries during his 17 years in the diplomatic service He wrote several books on the history of Mexico
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