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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1965
Page
2
In Our Opinion Education Week proves parent interest thriving as hundreds tour Jointure schools. Wright Building renovation, fresh staff additions, and balanced veteran teachers mark a strong program. Parents meet teachers, see daily junior routines, and praise the overall educational effort. Well done.
Editor notes this third education series from Corry Area School officials argues investment in learning boosts earning power. It cites U S Chamber of Commerce studies showing higher incomes for schooling levels and warns that dropping out is the most expensive choice, urging continued education as sound policy.
A motorcycle collision on Neville Island left James Oswald of Stowe Township fatally injured. The 20 year old bike rider Joseph McLaughlin of McKees Rocks was hospitalized in fair condition. The car driver escaped injury.
A shift to packshed mixes and frozen entr es fuels growth as labor shortages and space limits press restaurants, hospitals, schools, airlines, and ships to rely on convenience foods. Institutional market drives frozen food sales toward a five billion dollar annual industry.
New York report recreates Hal Boyle’s Americana humor about hospital life. The piece parodies patients, visitors, doctors, and staff with quips about hospital customs, money loans, wills, and odd bedside conversations, highlighting the bittersweet mix of pain and comic relief that clouds hospital rooms.
A batch of items from the Meadville Reporter mixed community notes. It covers a Jakarta International reference, a Beaverdam kitchen accident, Elks lodge attendance plans, a school board resignation, a high school play poster, a North Center street crash, and a long essay on growing girls detailing moods, crushes, and identity from Virginia Lee, Gayle, Karen, and Kathy, with a closing personal reflection.
MeAdville annexed portions of West Mead Township into the city after a council meeting. City solicitor John Pepicelli said the move was approved with township concurrence. A final legal matter and next week’s meeting to negotiate debt adjustments remain, tied to the annexed area’s share of township indebtedness.
The trial of Harborcreek Township clerk Darlene DiNicola, charged with forgery and defacing public records in a $1,980 shortfall from 1961 to 1963, was delayed as she expects a child and the hearing was continued at her attorney Edward Petrillo Sr.'s request.
The Defense Department reports 56 Pennsylvania servicemen killed in Vietnam from Jan 1, 1961, to Nov 1, 1961. About 4.5 percent of U.S. deaths in that span, with 41 killed by hostile action and 15 from other causes. A total of 1,275 Americans died in that period, including 902 in hostile action.
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