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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1965
Page
2
A local party flyer promotes voting tricks and misleads readers about ballot operation. It lists steps to manipulate a vote by pulling levers and curtains, endorses John Lutz for Third Ward alderman, and includes car dealer Turben's Auto Service as a sponsor.
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a.m. lists ad mitted and discharged patients including Mrs. Sargent, 34 Snyder Circle. Barbara Parks, foster daughter of the Scamens family. and Timmy Newark, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Newark. The notice also includes several addresses and names such as Mrs. Beduze, Mrs. Gronostar, Mr. and Mrs. Saldi, and others. A Line O Act advertisement offers local rates and a political notice invites voters to hear Republican candidates on WOTR radio daily with set times. Window washing ads provide contact numbers and hours.
Andrew Hutton purchases the Kooman Furniture Store in Clymer and renames it Hutton Furniture. The sale includes all stock fixtures and equipment and aims to continue the predecessor’s policy of offering quality furniture at reasonable prices. Hutton has been with the Kooman outlet since 1947 and previously worked at Spitzer Furniture.
Roy Fruehauf, former president and chairman of Fruehauf Co., died Saturday in Detroit. He was one of three sons and a blacksmith who founded the trailer company.
A Boston obituary notes the death of a Harvard tenured professor late Saturday. The veteran scholar, linked to the Harvard faculty, is survived by his son Arthur S. Schlesinger Jr., a prominent writer and historian.
At Elkton Maryland the sci enced blast and a derailment left 41 cars off the track. Six cars with liquid petroleum burst into flames while two nearby cars carried carbon disulfide. Evacuation of more than 400 families followed and fire crews from Wilmington and surrounding areas fought the blaze. Investigators said the derailment cause was not immediately known.
In Miami 2 000 spectators watched Greta Frisk fall 40 feet from a trapeze but her husband Fritz Frisk caught her in midair. The couple received ovations as bands stopped and circus staff planned medical checkups. The fall occurred during Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros Circus leaving both unharmed.
A sixth member, Roscoe Gardner of Summerville, left during the dispute and alerted Sheriff Connell. Connell then called Sheriff Garrett and Gardner went to Alabama to help. The three men were found dead. Wood remained in custody without bond, Mulkey was jailed for questioning, Gardner was released.
Funeral services for Mrs Oscar Eva Mae Fralick will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p m Friends may call Sunday and Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Burial will be in West Spring Creek Cemetery.
The YMCA schedules a busy week with classes and clubs for all ages. Key events include Girls Knitting, Boy Beginners, Minnow Coed, Clymer Swim Club, 8th Grade Tri-Hi-Y, Synchronized Swimming, and Adult programs across multiple times. Highlights feature TOPS classes, Tuesday Duplicate, and Senior Tri-Hi-Y evening sessions.
Mrs. Lottie n. Jones, 49, of New Homestead, is in police custody charged with murder in the death of her husband Isaac, 58. Homicide detectives say she stabbed him with a kitchen knife during a Saturday night quarrel.
A compressed schedule lists events from 7 p.m. junior high coed to 4 p.m. high school coed. Activities include Jr High dances, adult coed events, Spartansburg Scouts, boys intramurals, ceramics, Minnow Coed, Boy Beginners, Girls Team, Gray Coed and Jr High Coed sessions.
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