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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1967
Page
7
Paris based British Petroleum plans a Lavera refinery plant near Marseilles to produce 16 000 tons yearly of protein feed by 1970 from oil. The 1959 Lavera discovery by Al fred Champagnat used petroleum fed yeast to yield protein foam and wax free oil.
A Pennsylvania Senate resolution lauds Art Weiser and Ed Wooford of West Middlesex for rescuing Lee F. Shortess of Tionesta during a windstorm at Shenango Reservoir Clark. Shortess, removing buoys, capsized. the two men to shore with him after failing to pull him aboard. He was treated at a local hospital.
Richard Thren of Reading guides four contestants at the Pennsylvania Junior Miss Pageant as they select sportswear for the state contest. Contestants include Sue E. Grobholz of Corry, Darline A. Dotter of the Pocono Mountains, Anne K. Fobelsanger of Centre County, and Jolene Wilson of Chester County, with event at Governor Mifflin High School auditorium in Reading tonight and tomorrow.
In San Francisco Chinatown Kun Lose owns Tsue Yuen pet shop. A Texas shipment brought six rattlers. The owner selected a rattler, it struck his arm thrice. He was treated with snake serum and transported to Chinese Hospital.
The funeral for Floyd A. Brown took place Wednesday at H. Richard Tays Funeral Home Spartansburg with Rev. Clyde May officiating. Bearers included Lyle Stranahan and Paul Scouten. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. A separate report notes a Fort Pitt Bridge crash killed driver Owen Hurney Ir, 62, of Pittsburgh.
A 11 foot king cobra missing since Nov 14 was located Thursday in a storage room at Forest Park Zoo. Zoo director Elzie Turner credited Steve Boyd for finding the reptile and Buzz Ross for recapturing it. Officials said the cobra appeared unharmed after its 10 day disappearance.
A Corry reader defends workers at McInnes Steel Co arguing a walkout followed contract violations is lawful. Another letter praises hospital staff amid renovations and notes high capacity limits affect care at the institution. Earl C. Roberts signs the second letter.
A window washer suspended on an 11th story platform outside a city council room was given coffee and cake on a gusty Seattle day. Council member Floyd Miller suggested the snack, and the worker paused to enjoy it despite rain and wind.
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