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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1965
Page
2
Spot Line-O-Ads announces a rummage sale by the Corry Red and Gum Club October 14 and 15. Pickup of donated items available. Call 668-7343 or 665-1875 for details.
Complex hospital report at 7 am lists admissions discharges and transfers including Mrs Edward Corry Troy Eshelman Richard Nichols Bertha Nichols and others with addresses in Beaver Ashville Spartansburg Corry and nearby towns. Also four local death notices and community ads for line ad rates VFW meetings pool plans and a candidate appearance.
A joint task force investigates fishkill events in Findley Lake area amid decaying organic matter from pools on Findley Outlet Creek. Elevated algae and duckweed growth linked to runoff fertility and weather favorability prompt actions by health and environmental agencies including NY Health Department Cornell and Pennsylvania Fish Commission.
A distorted remark from Page One alleges an unfinished autobiography intended to aid mentally retarded children. Dorothy is cited as having a mentally challenged daughter Lynn at Camarillo State Hospital, per Mills, highlighting alleged family and publisher involvement.
Cuban exiles begin moving relatives to Florida by boat amid U S warnings to wait for negotiations with Cuba. Boats from Camarioca include the MMM Rainbow Liz and a craft by Ramon Donestevez. Coast Guard towing due to engine trouble. Cuban officials say more boats are en route as talks continue via the Swiss Embassy.
Mrs. Pauline Weston of Mian Street died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 59 after farming. Born February 18, 1906 in Rimersburg she lived in Corry recently. Survived by husband Charles E Weston and extended family. Funeral Wednesday in Rimersburg with burial in Elmersburg. George H Weidner, 59, of 712 West Arn Street died at Corry Memorial Hospital. Born May 1, 1906 in Spartansburg, he lived in Corry 43 years and worked at Ret Supply since 1937. Survived by two sisters, a niece and nephew. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery.
Chrysler faces roughly 10 to 35 dollar higher average 1966 prices due to tax relief and Safety package. Ford GM and AMC claim price cuts but calculations vary. AMC reports small boosts on 10 models amid production changes and notes Castro government will weigh in on negotiations for free departure.
Mrs. Emil Jude of Finn road Findley Lake died at 8 p m Saturday at Westfield Memorial Hospital age 67 born August 3 1898 in French Creek She was a member of Findley Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church Survived by husband Emil celebrating 50th wedding anniversary Friday three sons Norman of Findley Lake ell of Erie and Joseph of North East two daughters Mrs Olive Johnson Sherman and Mrs Eleanor Kennard Tulsa Okla 15 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Friends may call Spitzer Funeral Home Sherman today 2 4 and 7 9 p m final rites tomorrow 2 p m Rev David Dirk Findley Lake EUB Church will officiate burial Mina Cemetery
Dr. H. K. Andrews, 61, a Oxford University lecturer in music, died last night while playing a new organ at Trinity College chapel during its dedication service. A doctor in the congregation climbed to the organ to assist as the music stopped, but Andrews was dead.
The funeral for Mrs. Bernice B. Dameott was conducted Saturday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Thoms of Columbus Congregational Church officiating. Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus. Bearers included Walter Hill Ralph Hill Lawrence Miller Howard Miller Lyle Chelton and George Schramiling. Attendees from Erie Frewsburg Falconer Jamestown and Sherman joined friends from Corry Clyde and Columbus.
Johnson says no must bills and won’t insist on any single measure. Dirksen notes a bipartisan filibuster bloc ready to speak as debate on the repealer bill resumes. The House nears adjournment with few actions left while Senate calendars show minor bills and several conference items awaiting compromise.
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