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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
2
Decorated Rainbow Roller Rink in Wattsburg prepares for a grand opening tonight as residents await the official date and event details to be announced in the newspaper.
At a meeting of the Brokenstraw Valley School Board the 1961 budget was unanimously adopted. It reflects a total of about 70000 more for flood provisions and payroll, with increased enrollment and a revised tax levy from 17 to 21 mills plus a reassessment of the head tax eliminated this year.
J Carl Carlisch of Clymer dies yesterday at age 59. He was a Buffalo native born August 4, 1895 and a World War I veteran. Survived by wife Louetta, daughters Ellen Puls and Julie Tee, three sons, and 12 grandchildren. Funeral from Spigger Funeral Home Clymer with services by Rev Elmet Armes. interment at Wilde I Hound Cemetery. Memorials suggested to Tremorials Fund in the Hort.
Funeral notices announce funeral services for J Carl Carlison at 2 40 Sunday at Spilver Figen Home by Clymer. Friends may call Friday from 7 to 9 pm and Saturday from to 4 and 7 to 9 am. Interment will be in Hodlind Cemetery in Clymer.
Traffic bulletins list parade day bus service from multiple parking lots in Copry Jamestown and surrounding streets. It specifies no parking on identified streets, designated parade assembly areas, and rerouted routes for Route 277 southbound and westbound traffic, beginning at noon with limited exceptions on First Avenue.
The report notes a push to add 3M more counties in Montana Wyoming and South Dakota to disaster category. If approved in Washington, the expanded list would include Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana and Wyoming for emergency aid. Ottawa maps dairy and breeding stock emergency measures across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta where up to 73 percent of grain land is at risk.
Harrisburg lawmakers debate exempting commercial and private lake and pond fishing from state license fees in a Senate originated bill. The House passed the measure 164 to 24, risking a 100000 dollar loss to the Fish Commission. Proponents argue long term benefit from increased fishing interest despite short term revenue drop.
Funeral services for Mrs. Car Ruby Gustafson of 1 Eng. Frederick Street Corry will be held tomorrow at 11 AM at St George Funeral Home. Rev Sheldon Schweikert will officiate. Body then to Bristol Conn. for additional viewing. Interment in West Cemetery Bristol. Mrs Gustafson, born July 1 1899 in Potestville Conn, lived in Corry since 193? and was active in local charity groups. She is survived by her husband Carl and brother Carl F L Anderson of Bristol. Donations requested to Heart Fund. Also reported: Roy killed on bike Conshohocken Pa Innis [Shechi Jr] of West Conshohocken was killed riding bicycle when struck by vehicle.
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