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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1964

Page

3

Drownings Reported In Chautauqua County Two Deaths

Rulings of accidental deaths issued for a 23 year old Jamestown man and a 6 year old Laona boy after separate water mishaps in Chautauqua County Saturday. Charles Anzalone’s hydroplane overturned near Chadaquoin Creek on Chautauqua Lake. his body found by Jamestown firefighters. Ronald Elliott apparently drowned near his home while playing by a stream three miles south of Dunkirk. body recovered by his brother. Police and deputies continue to investigate both incidents and determine if others were present.

Jamestown Chautauqua County Charles Anzalone Chautauqua Lake Ronald Charles Elliott Laona Dunkirk Anzalone Chaldaquoin Elliott Boy Edgar Elliott James Elliott Anson Stewart

Area Milk Prices Continue Slump Across Dairies in March

March figures released by A. D. McNamara show declines in milk prices paid to area producers across Erie, Crawford, and Titusville dairies. Prices for 3.5 percent butterfat milk fell from February, with tanks and cans varying by cooperative and location.

Dairies A. D. McNamara Western Pennsylvania Milk Producers Association Erie Crawford Dairy Cooperative Dairymen’s Cooperative Sales Association Country Belle Dairymen’s League Titusville Dairy

Display shows Skiff and Robert Clark arranging accommodations

A photo frame features Skiff with Robert Clark, assistant cashier, arranging the display of accommodations. Their presence emphasizes staff involvement in preparing the setup.

Lest Robert Clark Spartansburg Bernard Skiff Sparta

Seek Cause Of Fish Kill At Presque Isle

Erie area fish kills prompt a door to door health department probe of streams and storm sewers feeding Presque Isle Bay. Officials seek water sample results to identify cyanide pollution or pesticides possibly washed in by rains and consider a landfill project at the Erie Yacht Club as a factor.

Presque Isle Erie Presque Isle Bay Pennsylvania Department of Health James R. Harvey Meadville of Fice Bay Harvey U. S. Department of Agriculture Norman Ely Waterford Erie County Erie Yacht Club

New Jaycee Leader Elected at York Convention

Morton Rosen of Harrisburg was elected president of the Pennsylvania Junior Chamber of Commerce at the annual convention held this past weekend in York. He succeeds Richard, as JC leaders welcomed a new era for the organization.

Jaycee York Morton Rosen Harrisburg Pennsylvania Junior Chamber of Commerce Richard

Church Racial Hassle Rages Continues at Conference

Bishop Carson addressed about 9 000 people at the Civic Arena during the World Methodist Night program. He urged expansion as the objective of the general conference and warned against merely holding the line against secular encroachments on the church.

World Methodist Night Carson

Bishop Mueller Opens Merger Talks Between Churches

Indianpolis bishop Reuben H Mueller president of the Evangelical United Brethren Board of Bishops opened merger talks with the Methodist Church He also heads the National Council of Churches and said he could not speak for EUB members but believed the majority supported the move.

Reuben H. Mueller Indianajpolis Evangelical United Brethren Board of Bishops Methodist Church Mueller National Council of Churches EUB

Fire Sweeps Oil City Building. Damage Estimated at 60 000

A two story Ivy Chit Building in Oil City burned Saturday, gutting the landmark and clogging traffic. Fire Chief Frank Riddle said damage may run 50 000 to 60 000 with smoke checks planned on neighboring stores Kresges and Lynns. Oil City firefighters, aided by Franklin and Tinsville crews, battled the flames for hours, containing most of the blaze and preventing roof explosions as corners collapsed onto the sidewalk.

Oil City Fort Plaza Stan Associates Frank Riddle Kresges Lynns Franklin Tinsvillé Fiest Ward Buildi Riddle

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