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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1966

Page

8

Half Million In ESEA Aid Given Area Schools

Erie County school districts received more than 500000 under the federal ESEA last year. Title I totaled 470623 for programs aiding the educationally deprived and Title II 57847 for teaching materials. Districts include Millcreek, Northwestern, Union City, Harborcreek, and Corry among others. Also noted, actor Clifton Webb, 76, was eulogized in Beverly Hills after a heart attack.

Erie County Erie Kenneth D. Frantz Fairview Union Fort LeBoeuf General McLane Joint Girard Union Harborcreek Township Iroquois Area Millcreek Township North East Joint Iroquois Millcreek North East Northwestern Union City Wattsburg Corry Webb Beverly Hills Calif Clifton Webb

Eight Weeks of MP Training for Pvt. Gerald R. Weber

Pvt. Gerald R. Weber, 19, son of Joseph E. Weber of Corry, has completed eight weeks at Fort Gordon Georgia. He studied civil and military law traffic control map reading prisoner of war control and self-defense in Army police training. Gov Scranton to sign mental health and retardation bill at noon Thursday at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia creating regional mental health centers.

Gerald R. Weber Joseph E. Weber R. D Corry Army Training Center Fort Gordon Weber Harrisburg Scranton Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia

Mourners Gather at All Saints Episcopal Church

About 150 mourners attended a service at All Saints Episcopal Church in a formal tribute to a local figure. The gathering reflected community respect and the church’s role in memorial rituals.

All Saints Episcopal Church

Birthday Girl Turns Thirteen A Family Night Out

Hal Boyle recounts a New York family celebrating a daughter's 13th birthday. Parents splurge on meals and gifts including a $100 bill for future France plans and a charm bracelet. The evening mixes pride, indulgence, and quiet reflection as the daughter thanks her father before sleep.

New York Benjamin Franklin United States France Mother Dad

Court awards $135000 for barge fall

A Beaver County man, Louis Devincentus, 47, of Monaca, was awarded $135,000 for injuries from a November 26, 1962 barge accident on the Ohio River near Monaca. He claimed improper mooring by the barge owned by Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad made it unsafe to work. a U.S. District Court jury awarded the sum after a trial before Judge John L. Miller.

Pittsburgh Beaver County Louis Devincentus Monaco Ohio River Monaca Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad U.S. District Court John L. Miller

Wonderful Birthday Moment Between Parents and Daughter

A father recalls a wonderful birthday and the shared gladness of a family, noting only a parent can feel such joy. His wife plans a talk with a young lady, but the father urges restraint, joking about expectations and celebrating the moment.

New ABC Technician Joins Atlantic Breeders Cooperative

Homer S. Barber of R. D. 3 Union City joined Atlantic Breeders Cooperative as a sales technician. He will work through the Townville and Youngsville branches. Barber was born on a Crawford County dairy farm and attended Bloomfield Elementary, Union City Area High School, and two years at Edinboro State College.

Homer S. Barber Union City Atlantic Breeders Cooperative Townville Youngsville Barber Crawford County Bloomfield Union City Area Edinboro State College

Teener Killed Two Injured In Car Crash

A 17 year old Portland resident Thomas Titus was killed when the 1959 Rambler left Webster Road and crashed into a tree south of Portland. Two Brocton youths, David L. Carlson and Thomas Rhodes, were injured with facial lacerations, possible rib fractures, leg and thigh fractures, and head abrasions. Coroner and sheriff reports note the vehicle damage and driver suspected to be Carlson.

Portland Here Thomas Titus Brooks Memorial Hospital Dunkirk David L. Carlson Brocton Thomas Rhodes Webster Road Ronald Hess Hess Carlson Titus Anson Steward

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ESEA Fogle Lumber truValue Building Supply Center Macko’s Market East Main Street Harold Mitchell Bear Lake Hal Boyle ABC Teener Frankfort Kentucky Harlan County Men of Action Anderson
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