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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
3
An Air Force defense exercise over Corry will deploy B58 Hustlers causing sonic booms. Experts explain sonic booms are shock waves from supersonic flight, not typically damaging to people though glass and windows may crack under certain conditions. The policy outlines damage claims handling and thresholds for building damage estimates.
Strategic Air Command B 58 Hustler bombers will fly supersonic training missions from Offutt AFB Nebraska starting Monday, routing Rockdale to Cleveland to Cincinnati to Farmington through June, with daily or near daily schedules. Flights up to Mach 2 at 35000 feet produce weak booms. no bombs carried.
A special dedication service at West Spring Creek Church during morning worship presented a set of flags by the Sunday School. Students Dennis Rieck Deborah Mulligan Richard Whaley and Sandra Pyn del, with Mary Jean Mitchell and Connie Johnson assisting, participated. Absenteeism ran high at Spring Creek Township School this week due to illness, with 24 percent on Monday and 25 percent on Tuesday. principal Bernard Porter was among absentees, replaced by Winifred Clancy of Garland. Unofficial cold mornings ranged from minus 30 to minus 44 degrees, and some school bus drivers used cars to transport children when buses failed to start. Local visits included Helen Bernard and sons Kenneth and Lawrence Porter, visiting Archie Porter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoster and Tim visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell in Corry. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey and sons visited Denzel Phillips and sons. The Pilgrim Fellowship met at Mary Jean Mitchell’s home on Wednesday evening. the Firemen's Auxiliary will meet at the school next Wednesday with an election planned.
A good turnout is requested. The Spring Creek Ladies Aid will meet at the church next Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Imhoff were in Jamestown on a business trip on Wednesday. Miss Gail Pondel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pondel, celebrated her first birthday last Saturday. Jon Jackson, son of Mrs. Thomas Felton, will be celebrating his fourth on Sunday.
The State Health Department said a 26 year old Lycoming County man is the state s first polio victim of 1963. The victim had not been immunized with any polio vaccine. Source notes the case is unidentified and mentions Corry in the report.
At the State Mental Health Representatives conference AMA trustee Dr Gerald Dorman praised Kennedy's mental health program. He said it aligns with AMA recommendations emphasizing community care, funding via matching federal grants, and financing through patient fees private insurance and local aid.
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