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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
6
The page blends an extended forecast with scattered notices. It notes near normal temperatures through Saturday, warmer Sunday then cooling next week, and light rainfall. It also covers a dog description, a misspelled obituary, real estate transfers, a Corry divorce docket, a Warren County grand jury, a jury trial, a traffic mishap, and an aviation regulatory decision affecting Mohawk Airlines.
Richard Nappi, a 15 year old Ashtabula boy, died at General Hospital Monday night after a head injury in a sandlot football game. He complained of a headache after returning home and died following emergency surgery. Coroner Dr John Higerd ruled the death accidental due to a brain hemorrhage.
Funeral services are set for Norman T. Boose, a former judge, with details indicating a burial following. Community and family members are expected to attend as the obituary notes his public service and local ties.
Vatican observers believe Pope Paul plans a foreign trip to the Communist world after his UN visit. The pontiff’s exchange with Soviet foreign minister Gromyko at the United Nations reinforces the view, with Poland seen as a likely first stop. The pope vowed to continue traveling to spread peace.
Beaverdam Mennonite and Wayne Valley EUB churches announce Sunday evening services at 8 pm in October with guest speakers Rev Leonard Adams and Rev Hostetler. The lineup includes Take Off Your Shoes Thou Art the Mant and Lovest Thou Me with special singing by a ladies trio and guest church members in attendance. Herman Myers of Meadville Mennonite will deliver the October 31 message, inviting the public to attend.
A powerful blast ripped through a two story house 13 miles west of New York City killing a family of four. Heidi Biddulph age seven and Daniel age four were found dead upstairs while Daniel and Ellen Biddulph in their late twenties died in the living room. Police said the family likely perished in the blast as investigators review the rubble to determine the cause.
Edward J Heideger Lindeger of 12 West Smith Street died at 7 this morning at his home. Born August 11 1876 in Letimia C10 he lived in Rochester Pa as a boy. He married Josephine Spiesman in 1907 and lived in Rochester and Corry. Survived by daughter Ruth Dempsey and another daughter Josephine Solberg Belleville N son Paul Heideger Rochester five grandchildren great grandchildren and brother Anthony Rochester. Body at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours tomorrow and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm prayer service 9 am Saturday. Funeral Mass 9:30 at St Thomas Church Burial in St Elizabeth Cemetery Rosary 7:30 pm Friday at the funeral home.
Vinson Babcock of R D 3 Corry died at Union City Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. He was 63 and retired three years ago from the Erie Lackawanna Railroad after nearly 25 years. Survivors include wife Mary, a brother Vernon Babcock and one nephew. Friends may call Glenn Funeral Home Union City. final rites Friday at 2 p.m. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Union City.
Antrim was elected treasurer of CHEER replacing Charles Morgan who resigned. Samuel E. Antrim, administrator of Corry Memorial Hospital, accepted audited books showing a cash balance of 171 dollars after 30 to 40 dollars in bills. CHEER president Mrs Norman Tarbell noted funds are from voluntary donations and plans to mail thank you notes and issue checks for outstanding bills. The CHEER winter season begins with bi monthly sessions at Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
Hanlin, a recent arrival in Erie from Anaheim California, told police his rare coin collection valued at 1009 vanished from a crate marked coins and files. He said the crate was moved from Anaheim to Fullerton and then to Erie by a moving company that refused liability. The collection included old coins proof sets Civil War tokens and foreign money.
In the operation Mrs Louis Morrow assumed the role of handcraft session supervisor coordinating with handcraft teachers. Mrs Edward Burkhart RN now oversees securing nurses for each meeting of The Overcomers the CHEER handicapped group. Shop Your Corry Stores.
State House committee in Harrisburg will hold hearings on a bill to raise salaries of elected county officials by 40 percent. If approved, increases would apply to commissioners treasurers court officials and law officers open for election in November 1967 with remaining raises effective after the 1967 elections. Erie County salaries are listed for commissioners, controller, treasurer, prothonotary, recorder of deeds, sheriff, district attorney, clerk of courts and register of wills. A separate note reports a $1 million expansion at Chillicothe Aluminum Co of America adding over 100 jobs.
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