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Readable ad notes a community meeting at 7 30 pm to discuss local plans. Mentions Tastee Freez banana split for 39 cents on Thursday only and reference to savings stamps and Mountain's Keystone.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1964
Page
2
Readable ad notes a community meeting at 7 30 pm to discuss local plans. Mentions Tastee Freez banana split for 39 cents on Thursday only and reference to savings stamps and Mountain's Keystone.
An ad style line o ad page announces an American Red Cross Corry Chapter annual meeting at the YMCA on May 26 at 7 30 p m. Attendance is open to those who donated $1.00 or more to the United Fund. Also listed are local commerce ads for Turben Auto Service and Sterling Milk with contact details and services.
The committee discussed advance establishment of a merged district covering Erie Crawford and Warren counties. Opinions split over tax handlings and potential state aid timing. A May meeting will consider a formal discussion, with concerns about Corry taxpayers and unequal assessments across counties.
A list of residents with births and discharges including families from Spartansburg Clymer Corry Bear Lake Findley Lake and West Pleasant Street. Names include Nancy Vidal Jacqueline Kay Kimberly Sue Cynthia Roxanna Ives Richard Hamrick and others with parentage details and addresses.
The will of Mrs. Jennis Rose Willis is listed. friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home from 7 to 9 P.M. Monday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Tuesday. A funeral service will be held Wednesday at 2 P.M. The notice also references a budget and election of a treasurer with business to be addressed at a second meeting.
North East will experience a waterless Wednesday as the water supply is shut down from noon to midnight tomorrow to permit refining the clear water reservoir. Residents are urged to store water, while Fire Chief Hutchinson notes two swimming pools will be filled for department use and officials will answer questions at the borough water office. Public offices and many businesses plan early closures at noon.
Florence Kinney reports on Spartansburg notices and local events. Polly dphieou, 24, gospel singer, linked to a California airliner tragedy, has been active with Youth For Christ in Spartansburg. Community gatherings include Cub Scout tea, Altar Guild meeting, Gayle Stockton sixth birthday, alumni meet, and clean-up day announced for May 16.
Teachers will give tests to preschoolers 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Students in grades attend no school tomorrow. Senior class pictures arranged for Thursday. Dawn Sherwood and Ronald Shilling announce festival at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. Student Council to elect governor Friday. Team-to-skate participants meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Youth Center for rides. Mr and Mrs Fink and Robbie of Sparta spent Sunday at Manorville with Mr and Mrs Wade of Corry.
Secretary Rusk warned that intervention could trigger a serious crisis akin to October 1962 and pressed NATO support for a U S embargo of Cuba. He called for eradicating Communist aggression to safeguard the non Communist world during NATO’s spring Council of Foreign Ministers session.
Public bid opening May 20 1964 at 12 30 P M for multiple projects at state hospitals and armory sites in Pennsylvania including Norristown Mayview Warren and Mansfield. Deposit 5 25 10 dollars per project with bids. plans available at 2221 Forster Street Harrisburg or P O Box 3361 Harrisburg.
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