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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
2
Freshly pressed grape juice and fruit produce advertised. Meckintosh and Cortland apples listed at $2.25 per bushel for large sizes, $1.49 with containers for No 2 apples, Red Delicious at $2.75 per bushel. Tomatoes 75 cents, economy-size potatoes offered.
A mixed set of hospital admissions names and addresses appears alongside local notices. Entries include Kenneth A Eld and others admitted or discharged, plus business promos for a turkey dinner, Elks events, bowling, and local ads. Public health figures cite 402 California meningitis cases and 2,055 U S cases for the year, with cycles of outbreaks noted.
The Army rejected California congressmen demand to close Fort Ord over a meningitis outbreak. Governor Brown urged quarantine after two civilians in the San Francisco area were infected following visits from soldiers. Since the year’s total reached 24 cases with 18 deaths at Ord, officials noted concentrated outbreaks at four training centers.
Fedorenko calls the memorandum provocative and says his government will not pay for Congo and Middle East operations. A U.S. source says the United States has enough votes to uphold Article 19, with a simple majority possible and two thirds if needed. A U.S. delegation spokesman cites ample time before November 10 for agreement, opposing delays in opening the assembly. A U.N. spokesman says Secretary-General U Thant is not aware of any delay proposal and has not been approached.
Report outlines investigators believing Dr. Miller died in a car fire after a domestic dispute. Mrs. Miller, already a divorce plaintiff for extreme cruelty, is held as a suspect with authorities aiming to press charges. Evidence includes a ruptured gas tank and a can found in the vehicle.
The October meeting in Clymer Hall drew 12 members led by President Mrs Ellen Bennink. Officers were installed by Mrs Betty Querreveld, with Minnie Ton as president and Velma Bailey as first vice president among others. Vets Day planning and a lunch followed, plus Legion projects and a Hoy Scouts sponsorship discussed.
Residents report visitors and celebrations across Hartt town. Mr and Mrs Marl Beckerink and others hosted gatherings while Charles Jansma and Gilbert Ton families visited relatives in Lansing and Munster. A birthday lunch honored Robert at the Ton home, with gifts for the guest of honor. Multiple families attended workshops and extended visits in Mohawk New York and Allegany Park over the weekend.
The Corry Pennsylvania city council enacts Ordinance 1019 regulating street excavations including permit requirements, bonds of 5000 dollars, and a one dollar permit fee. It details conditions for restoration, coordination with utilities, monument protection, and possible blanket utility bonds. It also outlines excavation methods, traffic control, and paving removal standards in accordance with state specifications.
The ordinance outlines excavation backfill options using gunite sand or native soil, with specific rules for trench depth and soil type. It details pipe protection during backfill, base replacement requirements for paving, and concrete or bituminous patching procedures. Winter and wet excavation rules, responsibilities, enforcement, and penalties are included to ensure safe, durable restoration.
The funeral service for Eva Sexton will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with interment in Beaver Dam Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 7:46 to 9 p.m. and Saturday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in the journal.
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