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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1968

Page

6

Paragraf Jve Quentin E Slocum Jr KIA in Vietnam

Paragraf Corpseman Jve Quentin E Slocum Jr 21 was killed in action in Vietnam last week. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Silvis of Warren. He died May 17 of leg and chest wounds while serving with a Marine detachment near Juang Nam during a search and destroy operation. Hubert L Marsh named superintendent of mails at the Corry Post Office. Marsh joined the postal department in 1949 and will take effect tomorrow. Police report a disturbance from boys driving an old car around a home back yard. they stopped after being approached. Items found, including a black loafer and Chrysler car keys, turned over to police. William E Rice elected to lead Warren County GOP for the first time in years. Unidentified boy reported to have taken a bike from a front yard. boy and bike were returned after a lecture at the police station. Weather forecast predicts cooler Western Pennsylvania with highs in the 60s north to 70s south and showers midweek. Marriage license filed for Lynn Austin and Ruth Hall in Erie County courthouse. Oil City police report missing Linda Sayers, 18, last seen wearing a yellow blouse and blue slacks. A short-haired white pointer found in Riceville may be claimed. A daughter born to Larry Jaggi and wife at Corry Memorial Hospital, corrections a prior incorrect report of a son. A car crash on Route 6 injures Carl Crocker. damage estimated at $600. A divorce suit filed by Carol McClelland against Robert McClelland. Final rites for Mrs Nora L Park set for Spitzer Funeral Home Sherman.

Jve Quentin E. Slocum Jr Vietnam Mra Edward Silvis Warren Juang Nam

Townville district approves 1968 69 budget 65 mill tax

The Townville Area Merged School District tentatively sets the 1968 69 budget and lowers the millage to 65 mills from 71. Harry A Mason secretary notes the budget remains higher than last year despite the tax cut. Erie County real estate transfers include Philip Zalznyck to Corry Second Ward as city uses paying lien to avoid sheriff sale.

Townville Area Harry A. Mason Mason Erie County Philip Zalzneck City of Corry Second Ward David Johnson

FBI weighs gang link in slaying of Ray Steetll victim

Dr Krogman describes the victim as 39 to 44, about six feet tall with a round face and high forehead. FBI seeks missing East Coast gangsters while Russell notes early impression of a gangland killing. The body was found by forest workers and unearthed by state police on May 9 after a grave was dug into by animals.

Krogman Ray Steet Ll Russell FBI East Coast Joe D. Jamieson Philadelphia State Department of Forests and Waters

Deaths Mrs Nora Park of Sherman

Mrs Nora Park of Clymer road Sherman died at her home at 8 15 a m today age 62 born May 20 1896 Mina Township lifelong resident member of Sherman Community Church Women s Benefit Association former Floral Rebekah Lodge employed in Sherman Central School cafeteria Survivors include two sons Charles and Lynn Sherman one daughter Mrs George Hapgood of Clymer eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren Preceded in death by husband Lee and son Earl Friends may call Spitzer Funeral Home Sherman tomorrow 7 to 9 p m Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m final rites Monday 2 p m Rev Harry Shirley officiating Burial Sherman Valley Cemetery

Nora the Fark Park Clymer Road Sherman Mina Township Sherman Community Church, Women's Benefit Association Floral Rebekah Lodge Sherman Central School Charles Lynn George Hapgood Clymer Lee Earl Spitzer Harry Shirley Sherman Community Church Sherman Valley Cemetery

Rites Held For Mrs. E. Bettes

Rites were held for Mrs. E. B. Bettes at Bracken Funeral Home with Lifty Fish officiating. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees included relatives from Bethel Park, Diegaon, Lakewood, Oradell, Cuyahoga Falls, and Erie, among others.

EB. F Bettes Bracken Funeral Home Liftoy Fish Pine Grove Cemetery Richard Martin Bethel Park H. F. Bartels Diege C. W. Bettes Lakewood Ohio W. C. Bettes Joyce Bettes Oradell N.J Richard Adams Cuyahoga Falls Mirs LeRoy Fish Erie

Jury Awards $120000 in Shot by Debt Collector Case

A Manhattan jury awarded Joseph R. Barbagallo 120000 after a five day trial in which a bill collector Norman Thairer fired a .22 rifle at Barbagallo over a $20 debt. The incident occurred at Thairer’s Queens home on October 1, 1963, injuring Barbagallo’s liver and pancreas.

New York Manhattan Supreme Court Wootmere Building Joseph R. Barbagallo Charles A. Loreto Norman Thairer Encyclopaedia Americana Thairer Queens Peter E. de Blasio Barbagallo Thaker de Blasio American Corp Encyclopaedia

Pine Grove Cemetery Association Holds Annual Meeting

The Pine Grove Cemetery Association held its annual meeting Tuesday evening in Attorney Frank McKnight’s offices. The audit was approved and four directors Frank Bielawski Robert Bracken William E Miller and Keppel Tiffany were reelected for three year terms. Raymond Cathers was elected as a new director. A special meeting is planned for June 18 at 7 30 p.m. to consider bylaws changes to allow electing a secretary treasurer and an assistant secretary treasurer.

The Pine Grove Cemetery Association Frank ‘McKnight Frank Bielawski Robert Bracken William E. Miller Keppel Tiffany Raymond Cathers Bracken Board of Directors

Marchers at Longworth Office Building Led by Wiley

The Washington protest featured leaders outside the SCLC hierarchy as George A. Wiley of the National Welfare Rights Association headlined the march toward standard civil rights pressure. Demonstrators cheered his call despite officials saying a shift to disobedience had not yet been timed.

Washington SCLC Longworth George A. Wiley National Welfare Rights Association Wiley

Demonstrators Clash With Police At Mills Office

The confrontation outside Rep. Wilbur Mills office ended with police arrests after marchers refused to disperse. The marchers aimed to meet Mills and pressed the campaign leaders demands from an earlier gathering.

Wilbur D. Mills D.ark House Ways and Means Committee Mills

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