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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1966

Page

4

Admitted and Discharged List Includes Local Residents

Discharges include Ross Jukes of Columbus and Robert Yoder, Bear Lake area, with other local patients named. Admitted entries cover Marvin Carlson of Erie area and several Corry, North East, and Center ville residents. A note urges doctors to call in prescriptions to Sea's Ditinn to save time.

Marvin Carlson Tamara Merton Bayle R. D Corry Roy Crosscut Clymer F. Eldred Roush Ivan Lookenhouse North East Ralph Perkins East Smith Street Donald Bensink Donald Meadon Ross Jukes Columbus Robert Yoder Doris Geer Bear Lake Fred Mina Sherman Gurnsey Sequine Hotel

Capital fund reclassified to cover mid-June bills

The article explains that the capital building fund of $46,000 plus interest was transferred to the general fund last night. The move frees money to pay mid-June bills, bringing total funds available to about $142,000, slightly more than the bills. The year-end balance is expected to be about half of $4,000, per Anderson, ensuring bill payments.

Capital Building Fund Capital Building General Fund Anderson

Teacher resigns coaching post prompting teaching departure

The article notes that a teacher resigning from the coaching job also resigns the teaching position. Webster suggests a plan to shield coaching roles for stability. Rennells resigns as head wrestling coach leaving the team with two coaches and an assistant.

Webster Corry Sointure Rennells

Seven Boys Drown In Heavy Rain Near Shreveport

Severe rainfall from the Great Lakes to Texas caused seven deaths in one day. Seven boys, including two pairs of brothers, drowned when their 12 foot boat capsized on Caddo Lake near Shreveport. Two others died in a drainage ditch. Rain totals near George West reached nearly 3 inches in an hour, while U.S. 385 flooded near Odessa. Other states reported heavy rain and funnel clouds with no major damage.

Associated Press Great Lakes Texas Shreveport Caddo Lake George West Tex Corpus Christi U.S. 385 Odessa Arkansas Tennessee Ohio Valley San Francisco California Alma New Jersey Gerald Pender Max Bennink

Hold Rites For Charles Bennett

The funeral service for Charles B Bennett was held last evening at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Elmer A Ortner officiating. A committal service followed in St Thomas Cemetery. Attending were numerous relatives from Titusville and nearby towns including Westfield New York Sherman Cassadaga Brocton Pittsburgh and Ellenton.

Charles B. Bennett Bracken Funeral Home Elmer A. Ortner St. Thomas’ Cemetery Glenn Bennett Lee Bennett Stanley Wilson Westfield N. Y Paul Bennett Sherman Lyle Bennett Fredonia Charles Hepner West Monterey

Budget Fight Holds Key To Recess For Penns Solons

Pennsylvanian lawmakers mull a three week summer recess tied to the budget dispute between the Democratic House and the Republican Senate. Senate leaders say timing depends on progress on the general appropriations bill and related stopgap measures totaling 135 million. The Senate favors a single 1.29 billion bill, while the House prefers a split 200 bills approach. The day also featured votes on constitutional amendments including lowering the voting age to 20 and a 50 million Viet Nam veteran bonus amid approval of a 34 million education bonus by the House. The Senate sent two amendments to the House for consideration and the chamber also passed other measures.

House Senate Stanley G. Stroup Representatives Scranton Senate Appropriations Committee Harrisburg Senate Education Committee Joint

Funeral Notices for Clara Landers and Wladyslaw Gronostar

Funeral services for Clara Landers at St George Funeral Home 2 p m Wednesday with visiting hours Monday 7 to 9 p m and Tuesday 12 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Burial in Pine Grove. Requiem for Wladyslaw Gronostar at St Thomas Church 0 30 a m Thursday with a prayer service at St George Funeral Home. Visitation Tuesday and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Rosary 7 30 p m Wednesday. Burial in St Elizabeth Cemetery.

Gronostaj Wladyslaw Walter) Gronostar St. Thomas’ Church St. George Funeral St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery

Rhodes Dies at Princeton Class Reunion in New Jersey

John B. Rhodes of Short Hills, 66, chair man of Elastic Stop Nut Corp., died at his 45th Princeton class reunion after a heart attack in a dormitory. Rhodes was a Pittsburgh native. A separate state budget item discusses school funding and pension buybacks for retirees, while the Senate presses a $1.29 billion general appropriations bill toward conference committee for compromise.

Reun Princeton N. J John B. Rhodes Short Hills The Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America Pittsburgh Princeton University Rhodes

Corry Man Sees Value in New 11 Cent Stamp

Corry resident Nor bert Bachofner praised the new 11 cent International stamp issued by the U S Post Department. He mailed a letter to Congressman James Weaver, who forwarded Bachofner’s views to the Postal Department. Bachofner believes the stamp promotes the United States as a travel destination and supports the department’s advertising effort.

Norbert Bachofner James Weaver Bachofner Postal Department Bachomer

Committee vows shift toward education at meeting

J Earle Bliley notes brevity of a minute session and long-standing education neglect by the Committee. The Journal criticized the lack of educational discussions, recounting a past two hour meeting with only about three minutes on education. Guidance and curriculum staffs later reviewed functions. the panel plans to increase educational coverage.

J. Earle Bliley Corry Journal

Teacher To Swim 500 Mile River Journey

SAYRE Pa AP A Sayre high school chemistry teacher plans to swim the Susquehanna River from Cooperstown toward Chesapeake Bay over two to three weeks. Russell Coffee will enter near the headwaters with four Sayre Boy Scouts in a canoe providing support. His prior swim was Cayuga Lake in New York covering 40 miles. His aim is to boost interest in the river as recreation.

Sayre Susquehanna River Chesapeake Bay Russell Coffee Cooperstown N.Y Baltimore Coffee Cayuga Lake New York

New Car Classifieds Promising Deals Reach Buyers

Classifieds list multiple car offers from dealers and private sellers. Posts highlight sedans SUVs and trucks with prices mileage and contact details. Buyers can compare makes models and financing options while scanning for warranties and delivery terms.

Corry School Board Names Auditors and Appoints Superintendents

The Corry School Board and the Corry Arena Joint School Committee met in the Harding Building. They named Erle Run of Reot Spitznas and Smidey as auditors for the coming term and appointed S. E. Anderson as superintendent through August 1. Raphael Elsen will replace Thomas R. Shupe. The Joint Committee added Mrs. Robert A. Ot Jr. to the Corry Public Library Board of Trustees and approved a library membership expense for Frank McKnight and the district solicitor. The Vacancy Committee was released from further activity after selecting a new superintendent.

Corry Corry Arena Harding Erle Reot, Spitznas Smidey S. E. Anderson Raphael Elsen Thomas R. Shupe Corry Public Library Board of Trustees Mra Robert A. Ot Jr School Solicitors Association Frank McKnight Jointure and Corry John Mohr Stman Joint School Board

Shafer Tours Rotterdam Port During Visit to Netherlands

Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer and Rotterdam Port Authority officials toured the port Monday as part of Shafer’s visit to the Netherlands.

Corry Pa Post Office Notice Listing Rates

Fragmentary OCR notes show a Post Office notice for Corry Pennsylvania with field references to second class mail, annual rates of 1500 per year and 13 dollars per year. Mentions Cartier Fin Center and per copy pricing sixty cents per week.

Corry Cartier

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