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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
2
Rev. Walter Thoms of Columbus and Wilbur Gregory of 512 East Main Street are discharged.
Funeral service for William A Damkot will be held at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Clymer Central Cemetery Friends may call Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Requiem Mass for John Mulderick Monday 9 am at St Thomas Church followed by interment in church cemetery Friends may call Saturday 7 to 9 pm and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm The Rosary Sunday 2 pm Donations to Heat Association.
Funeral services for Mrs. Viola M. Porter were held yesterday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Zenas Bean of West Spring Creek Congregational Church officiating. Burial followed in West Spring Creek Cemetery. Bearers included Wallace Palmer Wave Rieck Oscar Neilson Bernard Porter Ralph Swart and Robert Sperry. Attendees from away listed Mr and Mrs H William Graybill Mr and Mrs William C Graybill Mr and Mrs Ronald Graybill all of Toledo Ohio Paul Porter Auburn N Y Mr and Mrs Charles Porter Tucson Ariz Mr and Mrs Anthony Birocco and family Aliquippa Mrs Wesley Slitter Charles McGill and Mrs Marian Rockafellow Meadville plus many local friends.
John O Mulderick 1898 1960 died at his home after major surgery two weeks earlier He lived at 421 Broadhead Road Monaca Pa Born in Corry he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad 1917 1929 in Driftwood and Oil City A World War I veteran he served in Europe with the Corps of Engineers He resided in Beaver County 25 years and worked as a customs inspector for the Treasury Department at St Josephs Lead Co Surviving wife Ess M Mulderick two daughters Joan Nichols Beaver Pa and Jeanne Knap Charleston W Va a twin brother Leo Mulderick Corry two sisters Maryoe and Margaret Veager Eric Pa 13 grandchildren Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home Saturday 7 9 p m Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p m Rosary Sunday at 2 p m Requiem Mass St Thomas Church Monday 9 a m Interment church cemetery Donations to Heart Association preferred.
Tass reports the Soviet Union launched the fourth satellite in its Cosmos series. The unmanned spacecraft is equipped for space exploration. The initial Cosmos missions demonstrated orbital capability and research value.
Harrisburg AP report on second Senate Education Committee hearing. Catholic spokesman William Ball defends keeping parochial schools out of bus funding while Jesse Reeber of the Pennsylvania Council of Churches argues public funds should not support parochial education. Bills would require districts to bus private school students at state cost. Initial impact estimated at 135,000 students and 3.71 million dollars.
New York AP reports the first quarter of 1965 shows a sharp economy upswing despite blizzards dock strikes and a wary stock market. Auto production and sales surge while steel use climbs beyond hedging needs, aided by inventory building and construction spending, with hope of a steel strike deadline looming May 1.
A Brooklyn street contest between two boys erupted into an interracial melee among about a dozen teens. Three youths were arrested, including Perry Peterson a 16 year old Black participant. A knife was brandished leading to serious injuries and charges. St. Vincent College in Latrobe Pa raises $425000 toward a $2 million science center with a fund drive to begin soon.
Philadelphia reporters describe a daily silent vigil by ten members from the Friends Peace Committee and the Students Peace Union in front of a downtown Army Recruiting Station. They protest the Vietnam War, stating children are being killed and calling for U.S. troop withdrawal.
An auto struck a bridge abutment in Sharpsburg early today, killing William Profozich, 22, of Pittsburgh North Side. He was alone in the vehicle.
Titusville police arrested a local boy carrying 31 dollars stolen from a woman. The wallet had been dropped on an enclosed porch and the money missing was reported Tuesday night. The boy said he left the wallet near the scene. police recovered both wallet and money and turned the youth over to his parents. He may be placed before the juvenile commission.
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