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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1965
Page
2
Advertisements and notices include insurance service calls, auto service, line ads at 23c per line, public notice deadlines, a doctor reopening, Moose Home dancing event May 1, wedding invitations from The Corry Journal, and Corry Beverage Distributor hours and contact. Includes shoe store ad and miscellaneous garbled strings.
Admitted Mrs Kay Thompson 20 Sny der Circle James Thomas 315 King street Larry 9 son of Me and Mrs Charles Perrin R D 1 Pitts field Mrs Mahlon Schweitzer R D 1 Corry Discharged Mrs Philip Wade R D 2 Corry Mrs Clyde Keith 133 Random road Mrs Norberta Kane 525 East Main street Mrs Cloye Braswell and daughter Brenda Lee R D 1 Columbus Paula Chiricuzio 410 Spring street Mrs Rose Parker 213 West Pleasant street Sam Peterson 14% Warren
Maro L Wright 71 of R D 1 Grand Valley died yesterday at his daughter’s home after years of ill health. Born July 23 1893 in Marietta Ohio he lived in Spring Creek Township Warren County and ran a farm. Survived by three daughters Norma Beers Jennie Patterson Wright and seven others plus five sons Glenn Roy Allan Archie and Warren Wright. Burial in East Branch Cemetery with services at Bracken Funeral Home officiated by Rev Jerry McCauley.
Final rites for Mrs. Maude L. Nichols are at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. The body of Harold T. Duell lies at Bracken Funeral Home with calls Saturday and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Service Monday at 2 p.m. Burial in Elgin.
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Radio Hanoi reports North Vietnam urging victory to reunify Viet Nam with Ho Chi Minh present at a mass rally. Giancarlo Pajetta led an eight member delegation. Tokyo hosts large May Day events with 235000 to 500000 attendees denouncing the United States and calling for withdrawal from Viet Nam and Asia.
The South Vietnamese government protested a Soviet description of the Viet Cong National Liberation Front as the sole legal representative of the South Vietnamese people. It urged the three nation International Control Commission to verify claims that North Vietnamese or Communist Chinese planes were dropping supplies to Pathet Lao forces in Laos.
James H. Baker, 57, of Pittsburgh's Heron Hill section, convicted of second degree murder and facing a prison term.
Los Angeles AP report states band leader Spike Jones died in his sleep at his Bel Air residence after a recent illness. He was 58 though earlier copy notes 53, survived by widow Helen Grayco and three children. born Lindley Armstrong Jones in Long Beach, he rose to fame with his noisy score approach and hits like Der Fuehrer’s Face and Liebestraum.
Spring Creek PTA participates in the National PTA Books for Appalachian Children drive inviting donations and distributing lists through Mrs. Allen Eastman and Mrs. Bernard Porter. May 17 PTA meeting will collect books for distribution by college volunteers. Community disaster prep classes begin with Warren County civil defense. next class will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. Local groups meet for church funds and social events, with anniversaries and hospital notes also mentioned.
Washington and Jefferson College announced new plans for a $1.5 million gym to seat about 3 500 and include a swimming pool standball courts and a wrestling room. Construction aims to start soon.
About 60 demonstrators from the NAACP protested at Girard College in Philadelphia against 165 years of segregation at the private all white institution for fatherless boys. Police ringed the wall as pickets carried signs calling Jim Crow must go.
Lady Churchill widow of Sir Winston Churchill was appointed to the House of Lords today by Prime Minister Harold Wilson. The decision was announced from No 10 Downing Street.
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