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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
4
Spot Line O Ads list rates 25 cents per line with noon day of publication acceptance. Soege The Ritz Restaurant offers complimentary coffee Thursday June 22 for Bill and Mary. Turben's Auto Service Chevrolet dealer advertised. WOTM practice for installation officers at 9:30 p m Thursday. 2121 Selecge
Senator Dodd pronounces his honor at stake over six petty thefts totaling about 1700 dollars tied to double billing. He laments the charges and insists he does not deserve the accusation while awaiting a Senate ethics panel vote and closing arguments from Senator Long.
Funeral notices list several individuals with addresses and ages including Patricia Wynn 15 and Scott Merkle 4. Rodgers and others are named with locations such as Union City Corty Troy and Spartanburg. Barstow services set for Myrtle Barstow at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
Free pony rides mark the event for five years as shoppers visit Katherine's for new bathing suits sportswear dresses during a week long sale. Dodd Farms Dairy advertises farm products and City Cycle Shop at 626 East Main Street offers new and used bicycles and repairs.
Barry Goldwater visits a Young Republican National Federation convention in Omaha amid moderates’ bid to limit conservatives’ grip. The three‑way fight for the federation chairmanship tests loyalty to a notional 1968 nominee while Ray Bliss defends broad campaign preparation. The piece also covers internal reform proposals and an executive director pick amid factional tensions within the Young Republicans.
The Corry post and American Legion honored four members for long blood donation records at a regular meeting on South First Avenue. Anne Royek, six gallons since 1952, Carol Davies six gallons, George Lawson six gallons and seven pints, Clifford Lawson six gallons and seven pints. Certificates and pins were presented by auxiliary president Mrs. Harold Schaefer.
Four people were injured in a west Meadville crash when Gary F. Parker's compact car hit William E. Clifford's vehicle as it left a left turn into a custard stand. Parker suffered severe burns and was hospitalized. Clifford and his wife Blanche with grandson William DeHoff received non life threatening injuries. Local fire crews battled the blaze and both cars were heavily damaged.
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