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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1966
Page
4
The Elgin Beaver Dam Hose Company Auxiliary hosts a Beeline style show on October 12 at 8 p m in McCray Community House public invited. Line O Ad rates and deadlines noted with local business mentions appear throughout the page.
A son was born Saturday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jukes Jr. of Columbus. A son was born Saturday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Slye of Corry. A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Baker of Corry. Mrs. Eugene Adams of Clymer also gave birth this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. Pittsburgh lawmakers agree on consumer credit bill limiting annual interest to 15 percent for Pennsylvania residents and out-of-state firms.
At The Hospital Report as of today lists admissions including John Ohra Columbus Mrs Estella Carroll and infant Alicia Louise with multiple residents from Corry Clymer Spar t a n s burg and Wattsburg. Discharges include Frank Lay and several local residents with new births noted for Alicia Louise in R D 2 Clymer and other names listed.
Mrs. Peter E. Baker R D 1 Mrs. James Wagner Spar Mrs. Herbert T. Rohde R D 3 Corry Mrs. Michael Firestone and daughter Tina Marie 42 Snyder Circle.
Zillah Washington AP Chief Elmer Schultz spoke at Zillah elementary during Fire Prevention Week and returned to battle a Thursday blaze that destroyed 10 classrooms a library and an office at the same school. Damage was estimated at two hundred thousand dollars.
McNamara said U S forces have nearly doubled since his last visit and will not seek to destroy the North Viet Nam regime. The objective is to let the South Vietnamese government act without North pressure, with no intent to occupy the demilitarized zone though North troops use it for infiltration.
Moscow dealer V. Osiko faulted the city’s car and parts distribution for long waits and scarce spare parts. He noted crowded showrooms, postponed deliveries, and prices he called high, with shortages blamed on a central combine and retail bottlenecks.
Lt. (j.g.) William T. Patton of Links Grove West Virginia and Lt. (j.g.) James W. Wiley of Augusta Arkansas each claimed hits on enemy MIGs in the Gulf of Tonkin. Both pilots reported hits may have struck MIG 21s. Communist ground fire downed a Navy Skyraider and a Phantom, with both pilots missing.
President Johnson signals openness to a negotiated path with the Soviet Union despite Viet Nam disputes and suggests smaller steps toward detente in Europe. Meanwhile Brooks Shoe Co. wins a $1,004,999 contract to supply 84,000 combat boots in Washington.
Turben's Auto Service operates Chevrolet Corvair listings with contact 668 5298 at Columbus. W W Waterhouse advertises Pontiac Buick Tempest at 37 West South Street with phone 663 2021. Safe Buy Used Cars and C Christensen Motors, Comet Mercury Dealer also shown in the ad.
James Burkhart of the Corry Knights of Columbus announced that John W. McDivitt supreme knight of the Catholic fraternal society will broadcast live on the local radio station at 7 30 PM Wednesday Columbus Day. The address titled Christopher Columbus The Crisis in Authority addresses the crisis in authority.
Mrs. Goldie Goodman of Tetusville was killed October 2 when a car she rode in was struck by a PRR train at 4 20 p m at the old Youngsville Pittsfield crossing. The crossing lacked a flashing red light. Dwight Critchfield, 49, of Erie, involved in the nearby mishap.
NCNA quoted Hsiao Hui praising Lin Piao for building a war effort on political awareness and courage. Lin reportedly took charge of the party central committee military commission years ago, a body Maohead that controls the armed forces. Chiang Kai-shek warned that Mao fears a mainland anti-M Mao forces and a Formosa counteroffensive could topple his regime.
In memory of our dear son Terry Lee Webb who died October 10 1961. A mother recalls the anguish at his casket and a divine reply about preparing for heaven and a garden that needs a sturdy youth to do errands with ready hands and a gentle smile.
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