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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1967
Page
4
There will be a new art class starting at 7 p.m. in Room 55 of the Senior High art room Corry Area High School. Oils and pottery making will be taught by an outstanding instructor with applications invited in Room 55.
City traffic engineer Anthony Miscimarra proposes to ask City Council for special parking privileges for homeowners who struggle to park in front of their residences. The plan would let homeowners park for free in designated spaces without time limits, in areas where others pay meters and face two hour limits, at a yearly cost of five dollars.
Harvard students last year stole large quantities of linen from the Student Agencies service including towels sheets and pillowcases valued at 5000. To curb theft the service will require residents to deposit dirty linen in depots instead of leaving items outside rooms.
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a.m. today lists admissions and discharges including William Bragg son of Frank and Mrs Bragg admitted Saturday. Wayne Holthouse and John Bulard also listed. Discharges include Scatt Thornton and Barbara Kenniston among others with several transfers to Hamet Hospital and numerous street and route addresses noted.
Miss Betsy Christensen of 231 Northwest Street Miss Jane Te Winkle of 12 Franklin Street and Mrs Edward Hollenbeck of 216 Wayne Street are noted in the community directory segment along with other listed residents.
Police report details a crash scene after a stolen car from Mr. and Mrs. Kane of Youngsville collided with a Gerzina vehicle. Damages totaled 200 to the Gerzina car and 150 to the Kane car as investigators pursue the car theft case. A separate incident on West Smith Street involved Kirk Sawyer driving a car into a parked vehicle owned by Leon Cole, with both vehicles incurring 100 in damage.
Two Corry area deaths announced with service details. Mrs Belle Brooks 90 of 341 South Center Street died Saturday at Union City Hospital after three weeks ill. born Jamestown 1884, widow of Lorenzo Brooks. Survived by daughter Allene Hester and grandchildren. funeral at Bracken Funeral Home with interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Mrs Rose Parker 90 of 213 West Pleasant Street died yesterday. born Eldred 1877, widow of Manley Parker. Funeral at Bracken with Rev. H Kenyon Leishman officiating. burial Pine Grove Cemetery. Survivors include sister Ella Phelps and several nephews.
Services for Roy W. Vogt were held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Milford Shreckengost officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Cecil Messinger Donald Simonsen Lloyd Thomas Herbert Rogers Harold Randall and Leon Ten Huisen. Out‑of‑town attendees came from Akron Union City and Cooperstown among others to pay respects.
Liverpool city fathers consider a special booze bus to reduce drunk driving as Britain's new drink and drive laws take effect next week. The plan would have pub crawlers leave cars at home and a bus collect them later to drop them off nearby.
Nearly 160000 UAW members entered day 26 of the Ford strike as Walter Reuther urged perseverance. He promised, We will never surrender, while criticizing Ford and Henry Ford II. The rally signaled potential movement toward settlement amid stalled contract talks since September. A reward story follows about a Portland beagle named Moe missing after camping trips with Dr. Charles Dotter.
California Attorney General Thomas Lynch told the Anti-Defamation League that most members of California terror groups are in their late teens or twenties. He cited the American Nazi Party Minutemen Ku Klux Klan and black nationalist groups as examples. In Fort Washington Pennsylvania Leo J. McDonald a 39 year old North Wales man was killed when his pickup ran off the Pennsylvania Turnpike and overturned trapping him beneath the wreckage. State Police reported the crash occurred about 7 am a half mile from the Fort Washington interchange.
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