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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
4
Hotel Corry serves Friday 5 30 to 10 p m with all you can eat Lobster Dain for four dollars fifty cents reservations call 668 5227. Admitted and discharged lists from local towns appear, along with notices of events and services in Corry and nearby areas.
Wladyslaw Gronostaj was honored with a Requiem Mass at St. Thomas Church at 9 30 a m celebrated by Rev Leon Doleski. Burial followed at St Elizabeth Cemetery with a family service at St George Funeral Home. Pallbearers included Jerry Hoyt Robert Wotus Emil Toplogich James Dombrowski and John Potocki. Attendees travelled from Union City Eric Cleveland Butler and nearby areas.
A Senate measure would allocate funds totaling 34 million dollars for state projects. It includes 1.78 million for Forests and Waters Department capital improvements and 898 thousand for Pennsylvania State University capital improvements. An additional 7.575 million is earmarked for St Francis Hospital and Rehabilitation Center in Pittsburgh for renovation work.
Democrats in Harrisburg push bills to fund a 5 percent pay hike for state workers. Senate sponsor Sen. Leonard C. Staisey proposes a $10 million appropriation, while House Democratic leaders Joshua Eilberg and Henry J. Cianfiani back companion measures. Indicted in Pittsburgh murder case Julius Lakus, 36, faces charges for the death and dismemberment of his wife Anna Mae, 26, with remains buried in a North Side rooming house basement May 2.
Funeral services for Roy W. Croscut will be Saturday at 1 p.m. at Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church with interment in Holland Cemetery. Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer will host calling hours Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 2 to 7 p.m.
The U S liquor allowance in Vietnam was reduced from six fifths to three fifths per person per month, aimed at cutting black market sales and easing logistics. Pentagon figures show rising consumption with 267,000 military personnel in Vietnam and PX outlets distributing most sales.
Columbus Community Church will run a two week vacation Bible school starting Monday. Sessions run from to 11 30 a m except Saturdays and Sundays. Directors say programs include kindergarten ages 4 to 5 primary grades 1 2 3 junior grades 4 5 6 and junior high grades 7 8 9. All children in these groups are invited.
In Mill Valley California attendants recount a 150 pound paraguaian jaguar named Kitty trained for protection. On command Kitty can chase and subdue an attacker and off duty is a safe family pet for four children. Rich Brammer notes Kitty behaves like a police dog.
Mr. Croseut a 57 year old French Creek resident died yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital. He was born July 19 1908 and spent his life in the area. He farmed dairy cattle and served on Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church French Creek Town Board and the Chautauqua County Extension Committee. Survivors include his wife Irene King Croscut at home a son Kenneth Sroseut of Clymer two daughters Mrs Jean Samuel and Miss Marlene Croscut both of Clymer four grandchildren. Friends may call at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer today from to 9 pm and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm with funeral Saturday at 1 pm at Edwards Chapel Rev Roger Winn officiating burial in Holland Cemetery.
Robert G. Fowler, a pioneer aviator who flew from California to Florida in 1911 and crossed the Isthmus of Panama in 1912, died Wednesday at age 81 in San Jose California. His air photos sparked a government probe before he proved he was not a spy. the plane from that flight now rests in the Smithsonian Institution.
Dr Henry K Beecher of Harvard Medical School accuses ongoing unethical human experiments without consent. He cites two validated examples from the New England Journal of Medicine and notes many cases risk patient health or life across university and private hospitals military branches and industry. Only two of 50 cases had documented patient consent.
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