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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
3
A fragment indicates dispute over removing a church bell at St. Episcopal, with mention of an organized effort and local tension surrounding the plan.
Evans Pers Wesenta Ary Sun is listed with a form and recten notation. The brief item notes the presence of identifiers and a dated record, reflecting a small clerical entry in the public notices.
The Citizens League Opposed to Fluoridation seeks an Erie County Court injunction within a week to block fluoridation and pursues an initiative petition to force a city council ballot. It cites constitutional, religious, and health objections and notes 10 000 signature threshold for a referendum.
Federal judge weighs relocation of Cornplanter Indian cemetery flooded by Kinzua Dam in Warren County. Indians oppose moving to a hillside site near Corydon or to a 65 acre plot west of the Allegheny River, both part of dam recreation plans. Hearing held with attorneys for Cornplanters and the government, about 50 Indians present.
New York AP reports Easter shopping may set a record aided by the income tax cut. Merchants cite psychological savings and early spring timing as key factors. national surveys show about a five percent gain over last year despite snow. executives note confidence rising, with apparel for parades driving demand.
East Germany reports a Soviet defense delegation headed by Marshal Rodion Malinnysky will visit Germany soon. The visit is by invitation of the East German Communist Party, but the exact date was not disclosed.
Mrs. Price and family stayed in Jasper New York over the weekend. Baptism services were held at the Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church for adults and for the infant of Walter Newhouse and family and for the son of Larry Case. Geraldine Hankin and James Black were married at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in North Clymer last Saturday evening. Regty Bauer officiated. Mr and Mrs Enoch Corbish, vacationing in Florida, returned home. Alec Perkins of Youngstown Ohio visits his children. Charles Peterson of Jamestown visited Mr and Mrs A G Manwaring. The article notes various church services and local visits.
Moscow and Yemen announce a long term loan, delayed repayment on prior debts, and free aid. The joint communique follows talks between Yemen President Abdulla al Sul and Soviet officials, with support for expelling Britain from the Aden area near the Saudi border.
The article describes early education aims for kindergarten with emphasis on literature art and music health and physical activity. It notes helping children get along with others build security and independence and hopes for a happy and profitable year for each child. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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