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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1963

Page

6

Local incidents report and community notices in Corry area

Police checked the Fogle Lumber yard for trespassers with no one found. A bike stolen on Country Club road was recovered by state highway foreman Lawrence Nichols near Spencer Hill. Jerry Swan son reported the theft. A large Erie-Lackawanna train car caught fire near Meadville. cause undetermined. The Dairymen's League meeting is postponed to Friday to join a sub district meeting at McCray Community House. Community hymn sing planned at Columbus Community Church directed by Max Benminik. Merle Coulter treated for a puncture wound at Corry Memorial Hospital. Thomas Pierotti, 16, fractured left ankle playing softball. treated and discharged. Edgar Welch, 82, former Welch Grape Juice Co. president, died after three months illness. family sold controlling interest in 1830.

Country Club Road Spencer Hill Jerry Swanson Simmer Street Lawrence C. Nichols Corry State Highway Department Edgar T. Welch Westfield Welch Grape Juice Co Westfield Memorial Hospital

Meadows Tracks Opens Second Pennsylvania Harness Tier

Washington Pennsylvania opens Meadows harness track as the states second synthetic surface venue. top drivers Stanley Dancer and Billy Haughton set to race in the Arden Downs Stake for three year old pacing colts with near 15000 purse. Majestic Hanover and Max Hanover drive in early stake, while Miller, president of the Washington Trotting Association, champions the surface.

Washington, Pa Pennsylvania Stanley Dancer Billy Haughton Arden Downs Dancer Su Mac Lad Haughton Dancer Theast Majestic Han Iover Max Hanover del Miller Miller Washington Trotting Association

Yank Captain Killed In Asia Crashed On Strafe Run

An Air Force captain was killed when his single engine T28 crashed on a strafing mission 70 miles west of Saigon. A Vietnamese observer pilot also died. The American’s identity was withheld pending next of kin notification. He was the 43rd American killed in combat in South Vietnam since 1961.

Saacon South Vietnam Saigon South Viet Nam

Whisky for Winston Arrives as Kentucky Gift

A five gallon keg of bourbon from Kentucky arrives in Southampton England along with Sir Winston Churchill’s Kentucky colonel certificate. The gift from the state of Kentucky honors Church ill.

Winston London Winston Churchil Kentucky Southampton England

Erie County Retail Sales Jump in 1962 Report

The Standard Rate and Data Service study shows Erie County residents spent heavily in 1962 with food purchases totaling $14,139,000 and home to automotive equipment at $60,522,000. Department stores and variety shops, apparel, and home furnishings also posted notable sales, reflecting a strong local economy.

Standard Rate and Data Service Erie County United States Middle Atlantic

Kennedy Visits in Ireland During Path Through Dublin

President Kennedy received a warm welcome in Dublin with a crowd of about a quarter million that cheered as banners and Irish signs declared Welcome Home John Kennedy. The visit featured a musical program and a brief address despite a momentary public address system breakdown.

Topianuen Frosti Minihan Kennedy Uy & Medley Asters Eunice Shriver Jean Smith Me € Os Key George John Kennedy

Barge Collision Kills Two Boys During River Outing

Two Pennsylvania boys, David Stahl aged 6 and Bradford Hunt aged 9 from Mount Lebanon, drowned when a barge struck their boat on the Allegheny River near Pittsburgh. A separate incident at Thompson's Lake left 16 year old Larry Ries with a forehead laceration after falling from a boat. authorities say a barge caused the sinking and the towboat operator Frank Howard faces involuntary manslaughter charges with a $1,000 bond.

Rittsburgh Allegheny River David Stahl Bradford Hunt Mount Lebanon Uniontown Thompson's Lake Larry Ries Morris Stahl Phyllis Molly South Heights Beaver County

Jayne Mansfield to marshal Berkeley Martinsburg parade

Actress Jayne Mansfield will be marshal in the Berkeley Martinsburg centennial parade this weekend. The event is expected to draw about 80 000 spectators.

Jayne Martinsburg W.va Jayne Mansfield Berkeley-Martinsburg

Cigarette Truck Fire Destroys 60000 Fags in Franklin

Firefighters respond to a 2:25 PM blaze in Franklin gutting a Spaulding Wholesale Co panel truck. About 300 cartons of cigarettes were burned or water damaged, with matches and interior heat damage noted. Burglar alarm suspected as the blaze origin.

Franklin Franklin City Spaulding Wholesale Co Meadville

Rice elected to United Commercial Travelers board

J Rex Rice of Sharon was elected yesterday to the board of governors of the United Commercial Travelers of America at the 76th annual Travelers meeting.

Travelers Pittsburgh J. Rex Rice of Sharon United Commercial Travelers of America

Special Assembly Session Plans Tax, Betting Levy in Philadelphia

A Philadelphia session proposes a 2 percent levy on harness racing betting and a $3.5 million real estate tax increase starting next January. The House advanced an actions bill to set teachers contracts start in August this year. No debate occurred as leaders seek a resolution to the $30 million subsidy and salaries package.

Page One Philadelphia House Albert W. Johnson

Hills draft in school districts prompts $14 million rise

The Hills proposal would force some local school districts to raise an extra $14 million through local efforts to fund salary increases. Other actions include a plan to wage war on cancers and a fishing license fee hike to $2, raising $1.2 million, plus a bill to permit Bible reading before classes with 10 verses for participating students.

Chamber Public Health and Welfare Committee House Fisheries Committee Fish Commission

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Fogle Lumber Co Robert Roden S28 ‘Mead Pravner Fogle Dairymen’s League McCray Erie-Lackawanna Here E-L Corry Area Merle Coulter Spring Street Corry Memorial Hospital Thomas Thomas Pierotti Hillcrest Drive Penn’a Asia Sunkist Lemons Florida Sunkist Oranges Seneca Ireland Dodd Farms Dairy Firestone Flight WodeTentes Barney Ennett’s. Say Bennett Wonderon Corry Savings & Loan N. Center St Corry, Pa
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