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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1964
Page
2
The Elks Club dining room will observe a schedule during November with hours Monday to Friday from 12 noon to 8 a.m. Saturday hours run 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 12 noon to 4 p.m. For private party catering contact the club or Virginia Diemer.
A list of individuals and addresses discharged from a facility or service includes Mrs Elizabeth Howard of 166 West Columbus Avenue Ms Melvin Crawford and daughter Kathryn Margaret R D 3 Corry Ronald Messenger Spring Treek Mrs R Lee Wright R D 1 Sherman Mrs James Hyde Clymer Gerald Proctor R D 3 Cosy Thomas Darby Tulsa Oklahoma Gerald Whaley 308 West Smith Street.
Nikita Khrushchev, ousted Soviet premier, is living near Moscow and has been described by Sergei Mikoyan as ending a lot of time hunting. Mikoyan, 36, said Khrushchev is in fine shape and spent Thanksgiving Day at Cyrus Eaton's farm home near Akron Ohio.
Washington and Brussels held to a rescue plan amid Belgian anger at Leopoldville dispatches. Observers note harmony earlier, but current reports of atrocities alleged against paratroopers may have influenced the decision to withdraw. Hostages remain largely unaccounted for as rebels hold positions.
A protest at the U S Embassy in Brussels drew no injuries among staff as demonstrators ripped a cordon of 100 police, hung anti U S signs, and attempted to scale the fence. University students gathered to protest the Congo rescue mission with security tightened after prior incidents.
On Thanksgiving Day Mae and Solomon Rebald of Brooklyn visited their elder brother Jacob Rebald. They entered his home with a patrolman present and found a skeleton believed to be Jacob. Investigators think he died in summer 1963 amid a pile of 500 unopened letters.
Funeral services for Mrs. Allen E. Foote were conducted yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph Kanzlemar officiating. Burial followed at Westfield Cemetery. Bearers included Ralph Davis Louis Hebers Harry Lamb Jr Daniel Reynolds Jr Robert Roden Sr and Lawrence Van derhoof. Out of town attendees came from Guys Mills Findley Lake Buffalo Rochester Erie and more. The couple sang Need No Mansions Here Below during the service.
Peter Hammond a 34 year old construction worker died when an eight foot trench collapsed and buried him to the neck in Philadelphia. Rescue efforts were unsuccessful as crews worked to free him from the trench collapse on the job site.
Aero-Flow Dynamics awards 10 employees cash gifts for cost-saving ideas under a new program. Leo Flaherty seated right and Merle Triscuit standing received 51 and 127 dollars from Eugene Bloom, the system chair. The plan pays 25 percent of annual net savings for adopted suggestions, aimed at cutting costs and boosting job security.
Three teachers from Fredonia High School died in a Thanksgiving Day automobile collision near here. Nelson Zinsmeister, 25, and his wife Mary, 23, both Fredonia teachers, and Barbara Miller, 22, Mary’s sister, were killed. Zinsmeister led the mathematics department. his wife taught science. Miller was a demonstration teacher in Ithaca. The Zinsmeisters, Indiana natives and Manchester College graduates, also held Purdue master’s degrees.
State police said a small plane struck three 40,000-volt power lines while flying over Crooked Run Valley. Pilot John M. Gartner, 26, of Emporium, was treated and released for injuries. Lines spanned the valley between towers, cutting electricity to Emporium briefly before restoration.
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