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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1962

Page

2

Rain and Ice Cause Multiple Collisions in City Streets

Weather conditions led to four crashes on West Smith Street and North Center Street. Rexford Apps and Paul Falls were involved in a collision after Falls could not stop on ice. Apps sustained a lip wound and both cars suffered damage. A second incident saw Edward Vaughn of Warren stopped for leaving the scene after hitting a state highway sign.

Page One West Smith Street Rexford Falls Apps Corry Platea John Bensink North Center Street Vaughn

Hospital reports unable to summon physician amid emergency

The Corry Memorial Hospital cannot summon a physician in case of emergency. Admitted: Lawrence E. Eckman, Adolph Hamm, Mrs. Robert Fink, Mrs. Emma Arnink, George Hurlbut, Mrs. Florente Amy, Charles Snapp. Discharged: Mrs. Charles Dunlap and Kimberly Rene Findley Lake, Paul Blakeslee. Local residents listed with addresses and relatives. A note offers maple syrup label and tag supplies from Corry Journal Printing Department.

Corry Memorial Hospital Lawrence E. Eckman Shady Avenue Adolph Hamm Bear Lake Robert Fink R. D Spartansburg Emma Arnink Mott Street George Hurlbut West Smith Street Florente Amy East Main Street Charles Snapp Charles Dunlap Kimberly Rene Findley Lake Paul Blakeslee Patricia Frank Hillman Jr Melvin Cobbett North Center_street Robert Beckerinik Clymei Corry Journal Printing Department

Corry Lodge to Hold Masonic Funeral for George Madsen

The Corry Lodge No. 365 F and A M will meet on Sunday March 11 1962 at 7 pm at Bracken Funeral Home to conduct a Masonic funeral for Brother George Madsen. W Reade Langhurst, secretary.

Corry Bracken Funeral Home George Madsen W. Reade Langhurst

Public Swiss Steak Dinner at St Edward's Mar 18

A public Swiss steak dinner is set for March 18 at St Edward's. Adults pay 1.50 while children under 12 can attend for 750. Tickets available at Corry Wall paper and Jansen's.

St. Edward's Corry Wallpaper Jansen

Fattori Held on Murder Charge in Indiana Slaying

Gildo Fattori, 65, held without bail on a murder charge in the shotgun slaying of Paul Ondo, 33, at a tree farm six miles north of Indiana. Police said Fattori admitted firing after Ondo threatened him during a quarrel and is being sent to a grand jury.

Indiana Gildo Fattori Paul Ondo Homer City Fattori Ondo

Liz and Eddy Deny Trouble On Miss Taylor Birthday

Liz and Eddie appeared publicly with Miss Taylor on her 30th birthday as close friends joined the couple. Miss Taylor, once married to Nicky Hilton Michael Wilding and Michael Todd, later allied with Fisher who died in an air crash in 1938.

Seoneereeeeneeee UE Miss Taylor Burton Liz Eddie Nicky Hilton Michael Wilding Michael Todd Fisher

Be. Oe Diol 2-2422 for a message of comfort

Fragmentary note offers a terse message of comfort and a phone contact. Content is garbled with repeated letters making precise meaning unclear but suggests seeking reassurance or support.

Bates Fred S funeral rites set at Spar tansburg

Funeral services for Fred S Bates are scheduled Sunday at 2 p m at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spar tansburg with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. Visitation at the funeral home Friday 2–4 and 7–9 pm and Saturday 9–5 and 7–9 pm. Spartan Lodge No 872 F and AM to meet at 8 pm Saturday for special service.

Manslaughter Charge Filed In Grove City Car Fatal

Victor McBride McBride 20 of Grove City indicted for involuntary manslaughter and driving while intoxicated after January 20 crash that killed Rebecca Perrine 20. Passenger John Gilmore 16 injured. crash involving Lawrence Strader 16 and Robert Royer 2. Other details indicate hospital injuries and head on collision reports.

Franklin Victor Gfugeny McBrite Grove City Merce’ County Rebecca Perrine McBride Grove City Hospital John G. Gilmore Harrisburg Lawerence D. Strader Slippery Rock Robert E. Royer

North East Tax Collector Reports Wages in 1961

The North East borough tax collector Theodore Maasz earned 8738.21 in 1961 with expenses 5652. Other county collectors listed include Mabel Carter Conneaut 2788.7 earnings 26.72 expenses Lorna Sheets Edinboro 34 Gertrude McCray Girard 281 3.08 Gerald My Borough 6695 1746.1H expenses Mung Girard LeBoeuf 0271 Henry Or enango Township 148.50 Annie Waterford Borough 74.52 104.86

North East Theodore Maasz Mareh Maasz Mabel Carter Conneaut Lorna Sheets Edinboro Gertrude McCray Jough Gerald My Mung Annie Waterford

Spartansburg News Briefs From Local Revelries To Obits

Spartansburg fans praised as they backed the team at Meadville where they bowed 6 24 9 to Conneaut Lake in district playoffs. Donations for warmup jackets were led by Mrs Toody Skiff and Bernard Skiff with March 1 deadline. Community members donate to the March of Dimes drive totaling 123.95. Funeral services were held for John Matz and Maude Still with local clergy assisting. A new Explorer Post commences for 14 plus boys, with meetings at James Reed’s home. PTA and Brownie Cub Scout activities noted, plus UAWL tournament set for March 13 with ticket info. Local residents visiting convalescent Norman Lansphere and multiple family updates and marriages highlighted.

Spartansburg Spartans Meadville Conneaut Lake Toody” Skiff Bernard Skiff Jteam Laura Scouten Beatrice Skiff Sparta Slup John Matz H. Richard Hays Spartanburg Lawrence Meneely Methodist Church Rose Hill Matz Rex Still Pauline Cox Maude Still Still Pauline Thomas Lindsey Christian Missionary Church Val Shreve Amy Kinney Ripley Norman Lansphere Burns Welch Company James Reed Chapman Clark Sparta Merged PTA Brownie Youngsville Larry Greer Terry Maynard Everettler Union City Hospital Dale Morton Waterloo Neb William Morton Phyllis Augustine John Augustine Glen Holtzhouse Daniel Johns Britton Run Mennonite Clymer Phyllis James= town Glenn

Local Youth Eligible for National Essay Contest

The National Metal Trades Association invites high school children of Association members to enter an essay contest. Topic: What Is A Club and What Is A Wage. Entries must be submitted prior part in basketball and shuffle board. Area women are invited to Thursday sessions at the school gym, 7:30 to 9:80.

Lotal Raymond Divisit Asso[sine Spring Corporation National Metal Trades Association Association

Contest Promotes Free Enterprise Understanding

Winners will be announced on or before June 15 1962. Five grand prizes include a savings bond worth $800 followed by $260 and $100 and $5 prizes. The contest aims to help high school students and parents better understand the American free enterprise system and its role in the nation’s living standards.

United States of America

The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There

A reflective piece contrasts spoken word with the fixed record of print, noting how voices fade yet written text endures across time and memory. It emphasizes the enduring presence of printed records beside oral expression.

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