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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1964
Page
2
A local admissions list records Mrs. Claude A. Crosby and several children and mentions discharges for Orville Bennett of Wattsburg. A Corry Beverage Distributor advertises Saturday hours. A ship disaster comment recalls the captain and four officers missing after a sinking with Baker describing the scene and timing.
Miles M. Yoke McCray of Corry dies at 65 after a long illness in Ebe Veterans Hospital. He served in World War I, ran barber shops in Corry for 45 years, and was active in Masons VEW and Christian Missionary Alliance. Survived by wife Mabel, daughter Phyllis Sickler, son Randall, five grandchildren, and several siblings. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery after services at Bracken Funeral Home. Sherman Faulkner of Union City dies at 74 from a heart attack while working in a sugar bush on Lyons Road. Survived by wife Lanah, brother Jay, and nieces and nephews. services at H. L. Musser Funeral Home with burial in Wattsburg Cemetery.
Harrisburg The Forests and Waters Department rescinded its requirement that all motorboat operators obtain a launching permit to run their craft on state park waters. However owners of canoes sailboats row boats must still obtain launching permits at parks. The department said the motorboat ruling aimed to reduce overregulation with the new state Boating Board.
ANACORTES Wash AP At 4 a.m Friday the 50 foot tanker Bunker Hill exploded and sank in 300 feet near Whidbey Island. Five of 30 crew were lost, 25 rescued, three hospitalized. Coast Guard Navy probe to meet in Seattle. Aboard, Harold L. Baker clung to rail as the bridge sank.
A chaotic collection of AP briefs describes odd incidents. In Philadelphia James Eisele, a monkey house keeper, seeks non ticklish help as Bamboo 1 repeatedly tickles him through a cage gap. Baltimore reports a false fire alarm triggered by a man who pressed a button he thought would light a crosswalk signal. Winnipeg's liquor board considers stricter dress rules for waitresses to curb slappers and pinchers, with three venues already opting for outfits over expanded floor space.
Funeral services for Sherman Faulkner will be held at EH L Mus Funeral Home Union City Tuesday at 2 p m with interment in Wattsburg Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7 to 9 p m and Sunday and Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. Burial at Wattsburg Cemetery. Miles Zekey McCray body at Bracken Frnes. services times listed. burial at Time Grove Cemetery.
John Edward Connolly, 72, once a high riding star with the William F. Cody Wild West Show, died yesterday in Galveston. He suffered a lung disorder from gas exposure during World War II era and later turned to music. He managed a music store before his second career.
Firemen fought a chimney blaze at Jum Watosaya's home then spent hours pumping cellars in several residences. A Spring Creek Homemakers event titled Calor In Yue To Me was planned at the church. Social notes include visits, birthday wishes for Christina Beldon, and the Warren County Bookmobile schedule for next Tuesday with stops at Spring Creek School and local communities.
Philadelphia AP report notes Welfare Secretary Aplin Adams will not act until Roman Catholic position is defined by a state Catholic representative. He denied leaking statements, cites talking with four major faiths, and awaits Catholic guidance before public stance. The Catholic Standard and Times criticized perceived church interactions with birth control policy.
AP report notes that 1,300 United Presbyterian Men were urged to raise church giving amid inflation and urbanization. Dr. Harry Is Stearns, head of the Division of Education, warned the denomination cannot rely on the economy and cited 1962 gifts totaling 288 million dollars with under 29 million for missionary work.
Jurors heard testimony from Little Lynn Ralph Hemp fin William G Serr and William E Howard about Ruby’s temper and emotional volatility. Witnesses described Ruby as highly emotional quick to flare and hard to calm while some said he cried rarely if ever. Howard testified Ruby once took over the Carousel Clo and was labeled a fine fellow who later acted like a trickster.
A kidney transplant patient died at Hahnemann Hospital in Philadelphia early today. Ann Nanni, 22, of Butler, died from an infection. The kidney donor was her brother Richard, 21.
A Senate interior subcommittee plans to meet Monday to consider a $20 million bill compensating Seneca Indians for Allegheny River Dam construction and related losses at the Allegany Reservation in Pennsylvania. Sources say the panel may trim the request to about $8 million while noting a rehabilitation fund proposal of $16.9 million.
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