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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1963
Page
2
Ad like this page lists admissions and discharges with partial addresses and names including Mrs Emma L McCray Mrs Charles Earls Miss Jean W MacInnes and others. It also promotes line ads and local sales on household items and a Saturday dance event at the Italian American Club with Brigham Hardwain and the Nicholses.
President Kennedy addressed a large Protestant gathering in New York and received the Protestant Council of New York’s Family of Man Award along with a gold medal. CORE reports six of its picketers outside the Hilton were injured by police during Kennedy’s appearance at a dinner honoring him, with six treated and released from a hospital. The council praised Kennedy for promoting unity and ending prejudice.
The article notes Senate action curbing executive flexibility on foreign aid. A Yugoslavia and United Arab Republic ban was approved, with a move to restrict aid to Indonesia and a unanimous vote to remove presidential discretion to waive bans on military and economic aid to Communist countries. Poland was added to the ban list.
Mrs Katherine Klis died yesterday at her daughter's home in Union City at age 73. Survived by five daughters and three sons with 14 grandchildren. Funeral details listed at HL Mosser Funeral Home and St Theresa's Church with burial in St Theresa's Cemetery. Also notes Salvation Army meeting in Harrisburg with 850 leaders attending and greetings from Miss Genevieve Blatt and Mrs Mary Scranton.
Final rites were held for Richard P. Trisket at 2 p.m. yesterday in Bracken General Home with Rev. Walter Thams officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Basil Pokosh and others. Local and out of town mourners came from San Francisco, Panama New York, Columbus Georgia, Sugar Grove, Pittsfield, Lakewood, Post Stine Michigan, Lansing Michigan, Tarpon Springs Florida, Weaver Pennsylvania, Wrightsville and Erie.
Washington Ont. AP report on a Brethren of Early Christianity commune on a 120 acre turn near the Ontario village. The group, tracing to Hutterites roots, operates a nearly self sufficient farm with central treasury. Members share property and income, education up to eighth grade, and open doors to leave or join after a year of prep.
In Sabinsville Pennsylvania an elderly group mailed a care package of underwear socks and shirts to House Ways and Means Committee opposing a proposed 10000 yearly salary hike for Congress and delaying votes on President Kennedys aged care rate. Victor Swenson 74 led the effort stating more packages will follow hoping to influence the vote and criticizing Kerr Mills Act.
In Midtown Manhattan a gang hijacked a car carrying jewels and gold worth about $1 million. Four or five bandits, some in police uniforms, attempted two prior setups but were frightened off. One pulled a pistol and said this is a stick-up. The loot included eight 15 pound gold bars and jewels left behind as police recovered the abandoned car and linked it to the crime.
Final rites for Mrs. Elton Florence Bates will be held at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg on Monday at ? p m with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call there Saturday and Sunday from ? to 4 am to 10 pm.
Mrs Vern Johnson Jr was honored at a Spring Creek baby shower with games visiting prizes won by Mrs John Reed and Mrs Donald Exshelman. Mrs Frank Macko won the door prize. Hostesses served chips mints nuts and coffee as gifts flowed for the expected blessed event.
Miss Nancy Mong of Hicks Beauty Shoppe will headline the YMCA Charm School on Monday at 7 pm. The program covers styling for sports and social occasions, hair care basics, and hands on practice for each participant. A Q and A follows demonstrations, addressing individual hair concerns. Director is B. G. Bennett.
Union City Livestock reports Thursday sale results across classes with top bids for good and choice grade cattle including sows 11 to 13 percent, beef cows 11 to 19 percent, canners 9 to 10 percent, beef heifers 15 to 1644 percent, bulls 18 to 20 percent, veal calves 30 to 36 percent, heavy calves 21 to 28 percent, and lambs 17 to 19 percent.
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