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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1966
Page
4
Zalzneck’s Family Shoe Store offers a layaway plan for winter boots for the whole family. Orton’s Market at the Y Route 6 Columbus Pa promotes open house winners Dana Batley Bob Bachem er Agnes Benninger. Special this week includes medium eggs two dozen 89c and apples 3 for 25c with many other money savers. We will be open all winter.
Corry Memorial Hospital urges calling 665-8201 for emergencies if a physician is unavailable. Corry ambulance service number is 658-3433. Admitted are Mrs. John Rudolph of 43 West Smith Street, Gilbert Ton, Clymer, Daniel Cornish of Bear Lake, Mrs. Charles Hershey of R D 4 Corry. Discharged are Mrs. Joseph Wenzel of Clymer, Mrs. Angelo Frisina of 27 West Frederick Street, and Mrs. Kenneth Gates of R D 1 Corry.
Last rites for Cal vin A Pier will be held at 2 30 p m Thursday at St George Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday 7 9 p m and Wednesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m An IOOF memorial service will be held there Wednesday at 7 p m Clayton L McCray body at Bracken Funeral Home with calls Tuesday 7 9 p m and Wednesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m services Thursday 2 p m burial in McCray Cemetery
Reports outline the final days of the campaign with President Johnson preparing a Alaska speech to back Democratic candidates while possible stops span Oregon northern California Salt Lake City southern California and Arizona. Nixon warns of tax rises and a recession if Republicans win. Adenauer returns to memoir work after a mild illness in Bonn.
London AP Scotland Yard seized a real estate agent and charged him under the Official Secrets Act in a probe of a transatlantic spy ring. William Cecil Mulvena, 47, was arrested at Westcliff on Sea. FBI agents in Los Angeles had earlier detained German-born sergeant Herbert Boeckenhaupt, 23, charged with conspiracy to pass defense secrets to the Russians. A suspected link to a foreign diplomat was reported. The diplomat, unnamed, was said to work at an Iron Curtain embassy and faced expulsion. Boeckenhaupt allegedly wrote to an England address and received a reply later cited as an overt act. The FBI linked Boeckenhaupt to Aleksey Malinin of the Soviet Embassy in Washington. Boeckenhaupt, who left high school in Superior, Wisconsin, joined the Air Force in 1964 and served at the Pentagon, meeting Malinin in 1965 and 1966. The State Department urged the Soviet diplomat to depart the U.S.
Corry Water Supply Co seeks higher meter rates to raise revenue toward a 6 percent allowed return, while the City Council questions service expansion to undeveloped areas and contemplates city purchase. Proposals include stepped meter charges and a 5 percent late-payment penalty, with an engineering study potential.
Public sale notices list auctions in Corry Pennsylvania and Union City Pennsylvania on Saturday November 5 at 10 am and 12:30 pm. Items include a General Electric range a Supreme RCA refrigerator a Philco washer and dryer and assorted furniture. Auctioneers Calvin Walker Laurence Scouten Delmas Chesley and partners. Cash terms. Norvel Reed listed as contact in Sherman New York.
Don Ahern of Scottsdale testified he and his wife spent July 3 with Marilyn Sheppard’s neighbors the Sheppards. He said Sam Sheppard slept on a couch when they left around midnight. Ahern noted the Sheppards appeared congenial and no arguments occurred. In Saigon a terrorist on a motorbike threw a grenade at a police checkpoint in the Chinese section, killing two Vietnamese men and wounding four others.
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