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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1964
Page
2
An itemized local page lists a sale at Carroll’s Gift Shop for Ultrason dress sheets and stockings with marked down prices, plus a fish fry event at Moose Friday night. Also includes paper drives by Explorer Post 85 and Boy Scout Troop 70, and a roster of admissions and discharges from local residents with street addresses.
London AP reports the Beatles are generating wealth at a record pace with a new release and a first film. A million advance copies in Britain set a record, and the band plans a summer US coast-to-coast tour after a May rest. A world tour follows in June and July with more concerts, films, and a boost to Britain's image cited by Prime Minister Douglas-Home.
Mrs Hutton of Westgate Colony Vero Beach Florida died there last evening at seven o clock She was eighty years old a longtime Findley Lake area resident who moved to Florida about five years ago She was a member of the Episcopal Church at North East and Acacia Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star in Sherman She was preceded in death by her husband Alexander in 1957 and is survived by daughter Elizabeth Hogg of Vero Beach son Andrew of Clymer two grandchildren one brother Frank Ruhl of Schenectady N Y and one sister Mrs Helen Machulski of Miami Funeral arrangements are being made by the Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer additional information will be announced tomorrow.
Louis D Madison died at his Tillamook home after a sudden heart attack. A Corry, Pennsylvania native, he worked at the J W and A P Howard Tannery and lived in Oregon 35 years. Surviving: daughter Vera Rogers of Tillamook. sisters Anna Ross Findley Lake and Minnie Finch Portland. brothers Martin Meadville John Tillamook Clarence Corry. Final rites and interment in Tillamook on Monday.
The obituary notes the wake hours at Bracken Funeral Home on Thursday from seven to nine and Friday from two to nine. The funeral will be held Saturday at two o clock with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery, marking the family’s farewell to Mrs. Raymond Reed.
A Warren County petition asks the orphan's court to halt a public sale of a dairy herd. The filing alleges improper accounting and registry lapses by the home operation and trustees, seeks temporary restraining orders, and notes an ongoing audit.
In Chardon Ohio four Geauga County youths aged 14 and 15 received six months probation after a pay phone bomb hoax at Chardon High School. They must sweep floors at Cord shore High and Middle schools and perform park cleanup, plus publicly apologize to the student body. about 800 pupils had a half day as firefighters searched in vain for the bomb.
About 50 Moroccan students occupied Morocco's embassy in Moscow for roughly 24 hours to protest death sentences for 11 people in Rabat. Police removed them to dormitories after eight hours. no violence occurred as officers urged departure and the ambassador was away.
Education called for demonstrators to disperse but they refused. Soviets warned of further steps. A student leader said Mo roccan officials asked the Soviet ambassador to intervene. Three buses of police arrived near 1:30 a.m. and cordoned streets while Moroccans were carried away. An embassy spokesman said they went voluntarily. A student claimed some resistance occurred.
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Polyclinic Hospital to Mr and Mrs Albert C Good Jr Helene Harris mother in law is daughter of Dr H Ray Harris former Corryite now in Jamestown New York where Dr Harris pastors Kidder Memorial Church In Jamestown Ohio collision kills John H Dishong 59 of Columbiana in crash with a tractor trailer near Columbiana Ohio
NEW YORK AP reports European economies are expected to expand four to five percent annually through the 1960s with rising production costs boosting American sales abroad. Chase Manhattan economists predict higher after tax incomes will raise ownership of home appliances in Europe. Morgan Guaranty Trust notes European prices and wages climb, reducing American price competition in many markets.
Jamestown Airport shows low passenger use on the Allegheny Airlines Pittsburgh to Buffalo run. Civil Aeronautics Board reports every six months. Jamestown’s quota averages five passengers daily, with Buffalo failing to meet its quota. Mohawk Airlines was recommended for continued operation after a prior low-use inquiry.
In Little Rock Arkansas Circuit Judge William J. Kirby posted a sign on his court house parking space declaring unauthorized use a contempt of court offense. He said he will not enforce the warning, and the statement is more of a quip than a formal rule.
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