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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1968

Page

4

VFW Dance and Turkey Shoot Advertisements

Spot Line O Ads note an October 19 event with VFW members and guests dancing to Bob English from 9:30 p m to 1 30 a m at Deer Head Shelter. A Spring Creek Sportsman Club turkey shoot is listed for Sunday at noon with trap and luck. Also mentions specials at Ficardi's Tastee Freez with a Mexican item and peanut butter fudge.

VFW Dence Bob English Deer Head Spring Creek Sportsman’s Club Grounds Buffalo N. Y

Little Woman Cra and local shop blurbs ad page

A cluttered local ad listing offers birthday cards from slides, hearing aid batteries at Flye Rexall Drugs, new patent leather purses and belts, umbrellas, and gift items from Karen's Gift Shop. Columbus Inn serves chicken dinners daily with wings and buckets for take-outs, phone orders welcome at 668 8553.

Flye Rexall Drugs Karen

Discharged names and addresses appear in a notice list

A mixed list of discharged individuals and addresses includes Mrs. James Leslie 921 South Center, Kathy eight daughter of Carl and Siner Pittsfield R D 1, Mrs Ronald Miles R D 2 Corry, Kenneth Hunt Sr 183 Ridge, Eugene Price 637 ast t, Mrs Edith Edder 1 Snyder Circle, Mrs Terence Haskins 410 South Second Avenue, Mrs Lester Helper 16 Summer Street, Miss Margaret Bartholme 40 West Smith, Mrs William Fortune Sherman NY, Mrs Bruce Smith and daughter Kelly Jean R D 3 Corry, Chris two son of Pat Caruso 423 Shady Avenue, Mrs Ronald Dills 327 East Ronald Penoyer R D 3, Mrs Carl Higby 220 Union Street, Roger Hall 259 West Smith Scott eight son of Charles Lord R D 2 Ashville NY, Mrs Gordon Carris Ripley NY.

James Leslie South Center Street Kathy Carl Siner R. D Pittsfield Ronald Miles Corry Kenneth Hunt Sr Ridge Street Eugene Price Edith Edder Snyder Circle Terence Haskins South Second Avenue Lester Helper Summer Street Margaret Bartholme West Smith Street William Fortune Sherman N.Y Bruce Smith Kelly Jean Chris Pat Caruso Shady Avenue Ronald Dills East Ronald Penoyer Carl Higby Union Treet

Seeley death sparks courtroom backlash and police fallout

Adolph Schwartz, 22, hid in a Washick home closet after tear gas failed to flush him. John J. McIntyre, 24, was later arrested. Dr. Washick treated and released. Philadelphia officials led by Mayor Tate criticized courts and bail policies as Seeley’s release contributed to the officer’s death. Judge Reimel had freed Seeley on parole. Seeley’s sister recalled a troubled youth and repeated arrests.

Adolph Schwartz Washick John J. McIntyre Nazaretti Hospital Lackman Philadelphia James H. J. Tate Dist Atty Arlen Spec Rizzo Reimel Seeley Catherine Quigley Magnolia N.J

Funeral services for Andrew Arden at Bracken Funeral Home

Funeral services are set for Andrew Arden at the Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Sunday with viewing times Friday 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will follow in St. Marys Greek Catholic Orthodox Church Cemetery in Columbus.

Defendant Tells Of Drinking In Delta Tau Delta Fire Trial

Richard Noble a former University of Pennsylvania student testified he drank 15 glasses of champagne and two or three bourbons the night of the Delta Tau Delta house fire on campus He recalled seeing people jump from windows and said he might have started the blaze Noble described his later attempt to leave the scene and waking to find it all like a television show Three students died in the blaze Kent Smith Joseph Grochowski and Susan Sagendorph and a separate truck crash on U S 30 near Lancaster killed passenger Willimer Rudd 46 of Waynesboro Va

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Richard Noble Orofino Idaho Noble Delta Tau Delta Penn Bodine Hall Bis William Fisher Hill Hall Bill Tau Delta Kent. Smith Wilmington Del Joseph J. Grochowski Franklinville N.J Susa Hayes Sagendorph Wyndmoor

76 year old Bear Lake resident dies in Spring Creek

Mr Sechriest of Bear Lake died yesterday at Quiet Acres Nursing Home in Spring Creek at 76. Born January 19, 1892 in Warren, he was a carpenter in Bear Lake for nearly 50 years. He married Iva Polley in Jamestown on August 12, 1913. Survived by wife, one daughter Irene Nutt of Dewittville, four sons Clarence Mayville Albert Ronald Clifford, all of Bear Lake, nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two sisters Nettie Peterson of Warren and Bertha Mathias of Wichita Kansas. Funeral 2 p m tomorrow Schoonover Funeral Home Sugar Grove. burial Niobe Cemetery. Calling hours today 2-4 and 7-9 p m.

Sechriest Bear Lake Quiet Acres Spring Creek Sechrit Warren Iva Polley Jamestown Raymond Irene) Nutt Dewittville N. Y

Vietnam Peace Talks and Labor Vote Dynamics

Newsmen pressed on Paris talks as Senator Muskie declined to reveal details, urging a ceasefire unless exposed to frank debate. Vice President Humphrey campaigned for labor votes, criticizing Wallace as a union buster and forecasting job gains. Separate obituary notes Arden, 80, of Bear Lake, with service details and survivors listed. A New York court action boosted Humphrey as McCarthy’s ballot access faltered. Editor & Publisher counts show Nixon leading newspaper endorsements, with Humphrey and Wallace far behind.

Muskie Chicago Vietnam Paris Humphrey Wallace Ford Motor Co River Rouge Detroit New York State State Supreme Court Eugene J. McCarthy McCarthy Nixon John F. Kennedy

Strike On Despite New State Ban

PITTSBURGH AP Re pair and production workers struck Duquesne Light Co early today despite a state law ban ning walkouts by utility em ployee Kenneth J. Raynes business manager of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers local at the utility said he authorized the strike by 2 700 workers He said the walkout began as a wildcat action about 11 p m Thursday The company calling the strike unlawful said It will attempt to maintain service through supervisory personnel It was not known at once how many installations were being picket but a police radio report said pickets were stopping supervisory personnel from entering a plant on the citys North Side Raynes said the meeting will stil be held adding We ll have to wait and see what the company does

Pittsburgh Duquesne Light Co Kenneth J. Raynes International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Raynes

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