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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1967
Page
4
A noisy jumble of Line-O-Ad items lists offerings from dining specials to auto service and home goods. Includes cafe meals, dancing lessons, furniture, and contact details for Marjorie Tarbell and local businesses.
Charles A. O'Connor known as Irish, veteran sports writer and turf editor, died after long illness. He spent about 40 years with the Cincinnati Times-Star as reporter, special writer, historian, and turf editor.
Community notes invite residents to register for a 16 pound turkey at Bachester's Variety Store on November 18 at 9 pm. Spartansburg Methodist Church hosts a Thanksgiving dinner and bazaar November 16 at 5 pm with pricing for adults and children. A spaghetti supper at Columbus Community Building on November 16 from 5 to 9 pm offers takeouts and reduced prices for children and preschoolers. Nonprofit riding club also listed in events.
The body of Lewis Falcone lies at Bracken Funeral Home with visiting Tuesday and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Requiem Mass at St. Thomas Church Thursday at 9 0 a.m. Burial in church cemetery. The body of Emma Alton Wilson lies at Bracken Funeral Home with visiting Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Services Friday burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
Antrim aims to establish a nurses training program under Jointure oversight. Dr. John Mohr and two Joint Committee members on the hospital board pushed the move at a board meeting, with a letter to formalize requesting Jointure administration of the school and supervision by the school nurse as a 44 bed addition nears completion next year.
The report notes no major ground fighting elsewhere and the northeast monsoon again curbed U S air strikes on North Vietnam to the south, with 93 missions flown. Navy fliers from the carrier Intrepid claim damage to a boat yard near Vinh and a radar tower near Thanh Hoa, plus destruction or damage to 22 junks and barges along the coast.
Rep. Martin Mullen announces a plan to discharge House Bill 1136 from the Appropriations Committee to free nonpublic school aid. He cites 140 potential MPs in favor, facing GOP resistance and a 30 year precedent against discharge. The bill would divert 25 percent of cigarette tax revenue to private and parochial schools, aiding about 625,000 students in Pennsylvania.
A local notice lists admitted patients at Corry Memorial Hospital including Charles Mack Barbera Houghtling Mary Farrer Ruth Hoenes Kenneth Hunt Charlotte Kingsley Mary Apthorp Sam Groters and others. Discharges include John Bracken George Neckers Walter Groters Raymond Burr and more. Also referenced are political remarks by Specter and Mullen on aid to nonpublic schools and House Bill 1136 proposals.
I W Abel leads a proposed binding arbitration plan that could keep steel talks out of government intervention amid Vietnam war pressures. The plan aims to replace threats of strikes with an impartial panel decision, awaiting union approval and a member vote as contracts expire August 1.
Department of Highways at Franklin advises no more paving this year on state owned streets due to weather. City officials plan to forward the $18,502 funds and await further permission. past weather has dictated stopping dates and future work.
Raymond Bearce aged 23 from Albion pleaded guilty at the start of a murder trial in Erie County Court for the strangling death of 12 year old Connie Rae Carstatter. His 15 year old brother Jerry faces separate trial after psychiatric testing. The body was found last August in a wooded area.
Harrisburg provides guidance on liquid fuels tax application. The city may proceed with projects not funded by fuels tax, Johnson said.
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