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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
6
The U S Navy invites qualified civilian construction workers to join the Seabees under the Direct Procurement Petty Officer program for a 30 month tour. Rates start at petty officer third class with 24 months experience. longer service yields higher grades. Contact any Navy recruiting office for details.
Police responded to a dogfight report at Kundracik Trailer Court on East Columbus Avenue. A brown long haired male dog about three years old was taken to the city pound. Delores Adams reports three rabbits killed. one remains in cage showing signs of blunt force. Officers deem attack not by dogs. CAN'T DRIVE TO CAPITAL JUNEAU Alaska has no road access. travel by air or water only. Juneau population about 19 000.
Mrs Schermerhorn 80 of Clymer died at Corry Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since May 3. Born August 9, 1888 in Jamestown NY she lived most of her life in Clymer and held many community church and club memberships. Survived by husband Arthur two sons Gordon Euclid Ohio and Harry Ripley NY one grandson and two great grandchildren. Visitation at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Wednesday and Thursday 7 to 9 p m.
REA co op discusses expanding to cover rural sewage, waste, and possibly transportation. A National Rural Utilities Co op Finance Corporation would start with about 300 million dollars to provide low interest loans, potentially subsidized by the government to ease co op costs.
Sunday service at 2 p m at Clymer United Methodist Church officiated by Rev Harold Blish followed by burial in Clymer Cemetery. Classifieds suggest new car options.
Washington AP reports the Army plans 27 000 tons of nerve and mustard gas dumped in the Atlantic, much closer to shore than claimed 195 miles from Atlantic City in a 10 mile square area, despite Navy and Interior lab cautions. Gas transport permits were rescinded pending NAS review.
The Nixon administration moves against North American conglomerates as the Justice Department sues Northwest, seeking to block a 2.3 billion merger with B F Goodrich. A presidential task force warns of entrenched industry concentration and calls for legal divestiture measures to reduce four firm dominance.
The reading to it must be replaced. The monthly patients report showed 61 persons remaining at the end of March, and 286 admit was down to 1,771 from the previous month's total of 1,874. Adult occupancy for April was 102 per cent. Only in December was the occupancy below the 100 per cent mark.
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