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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1962
Page
2
A collage of birth and discharge notices, emergency numbers, and community ads from Corry area records. Items include hospital admittances and discharges, residents with addresses, a line ad for Turben's Auto Service, and a club event promising all you can eat for two dollars. Also promotions for bowls leagues and No Trespassing signs.
Palden Thondup Namgyal arrived in New Delhi for emergency talks. India seeks military support from Bhutan while China claims control over parts of southeastern Bhutan and presses into Ladakh. Both sides accuse each other of aggression as U.S. expresses sympathy with India. Chinese reports claim seven Indian strongpoints and several Ladakh positions captured.
Clarence Jackson of Edinboro is admitted to Union City Memorial Hospital along with Miss Susan Kusiak and R. D. details.
Union City listings show residents and addresses: Charles W. Platt RD 3 Union City Mrs Lawrence N Comstock 68 Concord Street Union City Mrs Bruce McWilliams 50 West High Street Union City Mrs William E Gillett RD 3 Union City Miss Susan Rush RD 4 Union City Mrs Harrison Hayes RD 3 Corry Wilbur Rutledge Mill Village Elbert Obert RD 4 Center Cityville
Milton Spaulding 68 of 320 Sprig Street died suddenly at home yesterday afternoon from a heart attack. Born June 17, 1894 in Albion, Pa, he lived in Albion and Ashtabula, Orlo and married Mabel Forbes in 1918 in Westfield, NC. He worked in the Forbes and Spaulding Ford agency, later at Aero Supply and Waterhouse Garage, and for six years in the Erie County assessment office. Survived by wife and two daughters, five grandchildren, two brothers. services set at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Albion Cemetery.
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Votpolis of Clymer. A son was born Saturday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Kennel VanCise of Columbus. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Lawrence N Comstock of 6 Concord Street Union City at Union City Memorial Hospital. Henry Dawitt Smith, 74, a proven mining engineer of New York, died yesterday. He managed the Ookiep Copper Co in South Africa and the Tsuimab mine in South Africa.
Rey Van Impe and Mrs. Jack Van Impe will conduct Valigelistic services at First Baptist Church Pontiac starting amorrow through Sunday. Rey, an accordionist with over 100 video appearances and five years on television, is a Detroit Bible College graduate and Moody Evangelistic staff member. Mrs. Van Impe assists as pianist and vocalist. Evening services are 7:45 p.m. nightly with Sunday services at 9:45 and 11 a.m.
Beaver County doctor Dr. Vern Watson of Midland was chosen as state chiropractor of the year by the Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society at its Saturday meeting. The group also reelected Dr. S G Wenger of Lancaster to a second term as president.
Norman Porter and family received daylong help from about a dozen volunteers moving silage from a burned barn to Charles King’s silo on the adjacent farm. Conneaut Lake Fire Auxiliary supplied meals while Porters prepare to rebuild on his son Frank Porter’s property. The milk operation plans continued shipping, with many locals donating labor and supplies.
38 year old Diamond man William Bower is in good condition at Titusville Hospital after losing control of his car and striking a stationary boxcar on a railroad siding near East Titusville Mills. Oil Creek Township police say he fell asleep while traveling east, the vehicle veered off at Death Curve, then crashed 50 feet along the siding into the boxcar end. Bower suffered head and face injuries and was helped to the hospital by a nearby resident.
William J. Pritchard, 37, publisher of the Galesburg Register-Mail since 1954, passed away yesterday following a long illness. His death marks the end of a lengthy tenure at the paper and a notable career in local journalism.
A concise note urges families to send The Journal daily to children away from home. The message highlights the paper as a steady source of current events and local happenings, aiming to keep students informed while abroad or staying with relatives.
At Beaver Stadium Penn State beat Syracuse 20 to 19 before a record crowd of 36 920. Two men died during the game Robert B Bird 56 Shamokin News Dispatch circulation manager and Gerald V George 46 Erie Greenlead Corp field engineer died of heart attacks.
Kane William N. William son, 39, of Kane, was killed instantly when the car he rode in crashed on Route 6 west of the town at 5 a m yesterday. The driver, Mrs Beulah R. Baumeratz, 36, of Ludlow, sustained a fractured right arm scalp injuries and multiple lacerations and was admitted to Kane Community Hospital in fair condition.
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