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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1968
Page
3
Weber reports no further job cuts for Ajax and states workloads remain high with potential overtime. Marketing remains optimistic that inflation efforts will not derail demand. He cites evidence of strong 1969 purchases of Ajax equipment and hopes for record sales as pent‑up demand from 1968 rebounds.
Friday night Moose lodge hosts an all you can eat fish fry with adults 1.25 and children 0.75, takeout 1.25. Public invited for fast service and entertainment while promoting local shops Cathers Photo Supply Karen's Gift Shop and Peterson Homes Furniture showcase items.
Loyal Order of Moose members learn Supreme Governor Cecil Webster will visit Corry lodge on Friday November 15. This first-time honor for the Corry lodge prompts enrollment of all members. Meeting begins 7 30 with dancing by the Trolls from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m at 618 9 12 13 14 15 eA.
Police described a multi incident morning in Corry with six injured across two crashes. Robert E. Moore, 18, and George McDaniel, 50, sustained injuries from a head on collision on a curve between Franklin and Clinton streets. McDaniel and his son, 17, were listed in satisfactory condition after hospital treatment. Stephen F. Thompson, 26, reported a one car crash on East Main Street with no injuries. A skimobile traffic citation was issued to Roger Wenzel, 16, for an unregistered vehicle. Earlier, Helen F. Montoro, 42, skidded into guard posts on the Corry Spartanburg highway causing minor damage. Harold Anderegg, 67, and Ronald Gates, 50, collided at an intersection on Route 6 with Weitere details pending.
An elderly cow whale named Nataidalia died of a heart attack at Pender Harbor British Columbia last week. Autopsy found blood clots in a heart weighing about 40 pounds. Police reported a traffic crash occurred on Route 89 at Warners Corners near the death site.
A brief deaths and admissions list from Corry Memorial Hospital includes Albert M. Wood and George McDaniel Sr and Jr among those admitted or discharged. Editor Roy J. Cook of the Sarasota Herald-Tribune and Journal died at 84, after more than four decades in journalism. Car for sale appears in classifieds.
Coastal New Jersey Long Island and Connecticut residents evacuated as fierce storm battered the region. In Tennessee two year old boys died after 30 hours lost during a hunting trip near Great Smoky Mountain National Park. a third youth reached safety. Weather brought up to a foot of snow in the Smokies and significant accumulations elsewhere. High winds and waves endangered vessels, with one drowning near Morehead City and oil spill fears at Rehoboth Beach. Coast Guard airliftings aided survivors as tides breached a Monmouth County wall forcing evacuations.
Medina Ohio AP Pic William G Batchelder II is being discharged from the Army after being elected to the Ohio House of Representatives. Draft law exempts legislators from service. Batchelder, drafted last April at Ft McPherson Ga, was elected to the Ohio General Assembly last week. His father said the discharge application is being processed. He led petitions for the primary, won the Republican nomination in May, and defeated his Democratic opponent in absentia in the November general election.
In Salonika a military court convicted six prominent locals of belonging to an antiregime organization, Democratic Defense, and handed down prison terms. Silios Nestor 37 a lawyer and university professor received 16 1 2 years. Pavlos Zannas 39 former director of Salonika International Fair 10 years. George Lipitanos 31 commercial agent 7 1 2 years. Areyriog Martsidis 35 engineer. Constantine Pirzas 30 English language professor. Sotirios Dedes 36 lawyer 5 1 2 years.
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