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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1968
Page
4
President elect Richard M. Nixon flew Friday night on a four engine jet used by President Johnson not Air Force One. The aircraft, silver and blue, normally carries the president, though Nixon was not aboard as president.
The Requiem Mass for Mrs Mary Miscik was celebrated at St Elizabeths Church at 9 a m today with Rev Cyril Kronz officiating. The church services were preceded by a family prayer at St George Funeral Home at 8:30 a m. Burial was made in St Elizabeths Cemetery. Bearers were grandsons Ronald Dennis Robert Richard Jaquith Terry Miscik and Jack McIntyre. Attending the rites were friends and relatives from the surrounding area.
At 7 am today admitted list includes Mrs. John Woodworth 64 Snyder Circle Miss Ruby Matson Spring Creek Mrs Newton Spinks North Clymer Mrs Robert Hammond R D 3 Corry Russell Shearer Elgin Discharged include David son of Mrs Natalie Newton Clymer Mrs Harold Anderegg R D Corry Mrs Harold Hammond Centerville Mrs George Wright Findley Lake Mrs Russell Reed and infant Russell Eugene Spartansburg Francis Briggs Garland Ralph Thompson Clymer Ernest Scott R D 3 Corry Jimmie Lamec North Clymer A son Timothy Dean born yesterday morning to Rev and Mrs W Woodrow Gilliland of Camden N J Mrs Gilliland formerly Melissa Hill of Jefferson Pa Rev and Mrs Walter Gilliland of 304 Concord Street are paternal grandparents of the new baby Boost Corry It s Good For You
The National Council of Catholic Bishops affirmed Pope Paul VI's ban on artificial contraception in a 16 000 word pastoral letter while offering limited aid to married couples and signaling possible circumstances could lessen moral obligation. The vote followed a week of debate and prompted fresh disputes over Vietnam war policy and clerical dissent.
Mrs Florence Arnink was honored on her birthday at the Dutch Village Restaurant on Wednesday. Attending were Mrs Winifred Christensen Mrs Carol Compton Mrs Amy Newhouse Mrs Nellie Querre veld Mrs Ethel Wallace Mrs Minnie Legters and Mrs Grace Spitzer. The group later gathered for card games at the home of Mrs Minnie Legters with Mrs Gertrude Grayvnk and Mrs
Edward Kinley of the Corry Red Cross announced interviews in Erie on November 19 for overseas American National Red Cross positions. Openings include assistant field director, case aide, and recreation aide with Viet Nam service, 12 to 15 month tours, salary with family allowances for dependents. Applicants must meet draft eligibility rules. contact Harry A. Rinder at 452-6411 for appointments.
Local events include the Twentieth Century Club meeting at Mrs. Ruth Beekerink's home with Bertha Wassink in charge and Helen Holthouse reviewing a Bing Crosby book. Veterans Day observance at Dutch Village Restaurant featured 50 veterans, a ceremony led by Milton Duevik, and a World War I film.
Harrisburg reports a 1969 law change standardizes local housing authority appointments in Corry and similar cities. Beginning January 1 five members will be named by the mayor with council approval and residents must live within the city. Removal procedures now require court action after charges and a full hearing.
Senate leaders discuss closing loopholes and trimming expenditures before considering an income tax. Kline says he will not back an income tax until the governor reduces other consumer taxes. Wueller notes examining 1989-70 expenditures hints at possible tax program funding needs.
Bernice Marsh Ward reports the marriage of Lyon Bennink son of Ed and Mrs Bennink of Anaheim California. The ceremony occurred in Bremerton Washington on September 20. Bennink is serving in the United States forces. The community notes various visits father and mother. Mrs Amos VanEarden accompanied her daughter to Warren for business. Hospital guest Mrs Jack Stull remains in Hamot Erie. Several family events mark birthdays dinners and bridal showers with many relatives visiting from Clymer Sherman and North East.
Chance-Continued from Page One notes the president-elect backs tax credits for industries to replace direct antipoverty spending. Mills calls it back door spending costing billions more for the same goals. The plan would push the current $2 billion budget above $100 million, not counting teacher raises of $160–$180 million or a $25 million state employee pay hike and other Shafer proposals anticipated next year.
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