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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1963

Page

6

Train Timetables and Local Church Meetings Update

Changes to major railroad schedules affect Erle-Lackawanna and Pennsylva nia lines with new westbound and eastbound times. The Buck Ells Corners church plans a Sunday series led by Bud Harmes starting 11 a.m., plus 8 p.m. meetings. Weather outlook calls for warm temperatures 8 to 12 degrees above normal, with light precipitation possible Monday or Tuesday. Corry Assembly of God holds Sunday School Rally at 9:95 a.m. and evangelistic services with a missionary program at 7:30 p.m. Union City man contests a property condemnation review price. Vehicle damage reported on East Park Place. Firefighters quell a brush fire on Columbus Avenue. Erie youths released to guardians after a camp break-in and other minor incidents. Spartansburg boy sustains a left-arm fracture from a fall.

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School Authority Financially AOK

The School Authority reports strong finances with a million in the bank earning net daily interest of 18 dollars while a million-plus bond issue generates about 100 dollars daily in interest costs. Bills from two new elementary schools loom and a new high school bond of around 5 million may be issued. Dallas Smiley expects rapid approval to start construction when weather permits, noting January is favorable for financing and contractor readiness. The year-end report shows financial strength and little reason to fear tax hikes.

Thority Authority Dallas Smiley

Pregnant Police Woman Stops Two Car Looters

Police say Marie Civile, six months pregnant, helped capture two car looters in Grenwich Village area after a chase. She fired two shots and used her gun butt to subdue a suspect amid a struggle with detectives. Civile, mother of a five year old, to begin maternity leave next week.

poLceswoman Marie Civile Grenwich Village Cirile Gible

Pablo Casals Day at United Nations

Pablo Casals Day observed at the United Nations as the world renowned cellist conducted his own oratorio El Pesie bre The Manger before a packed Assembly Hall and received a standing ovation from the audience.

Pablo Casals United. Nations N.Y United Nations

Kids and Women Step Through Fresh Concrete Scene

On a street in Italy workers poured new water mains with concrete over bricks. A schoolboy ran through the wet concrete leaving footprints while a nearby workman smoothed the surface. A woman later walked across the fresh concrete, prompting comments on behavior.

Usvime Trevich Nowntime Homherom School

Funeral held for Edmund Ber at Bracken Home

Funeral services for Edmund Ber were conducted yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Gilli land officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included W. W. Hammonder Philip Sample Gerald Staples Walter Casler Paul Meerdink and Lyle Watrous. Numerous relatives friends and neighbors from Jamestown Ridgway Philadelphia Buffalo and surrounding areas attended.

Fuvera Bracken Walter Gilliland Pine Grove Cemetery W. W. Hammonder Philip Sample Gerald Staples Walter Casler Paul Meerdink Lyle Watrous Nalus Barr Brockway Stacey Barr Mark Barr Cleayfield Maud Miller William Barr Gene Miller Ridgway Joseph Arnold David Arpald Jack Brookville Ragnar—Carlson Gene Coan Fred Smedley Jamestown William McKay Ashta- Sula Kenneth Ballantine Bradford Byron Russell Kane Elizabeth Barr Elizabeth Barr, Erle, Mr. and Mrs. Balestrem Troy Mes Donald Zurfluh Lock Haven Mary Giambri Roberta Polity Philadelphia Roger McCray Patricia Thomas McCray Royce Day Buffalo Norman Whittle Jennifer Marsha Whittle James Pay Leona

Spartansburg Community Notes Highlight PTA and Local Meetings

The Sparta area reports a busy schedule with the United Farmers of Bastiven Crawford County set for their annual meeting at Charles Kolaja’s home Saturday. Sparta Merged PTA held its first meeting at the school gym with awards, a panel on Parents and Teachers, and Project 70 ballot discussion. Local wage tax adjustments for the borough and township are debated, affecting school and township funding.

Spartansburg Spartansburg Amd Listrie Sparta Township Sparta PTA de Ist Phils Rthrop Herbert — Most Frank Firth Vincent Montoro Lynford Jackson Roland Putnam Arthur Burlingame Donald Allen Harold Tubbs Motteray Mi Donald Merkle Todd Firth Glenn Cook Melvin Rogers Kenneth Eastman Garry Coates James Reed Putnam William Boythe Harlan Weidner H. Richard Hays George Long Francis Kinney Ilwood Ronald Shilling William Scouten Edward Staskiewicz James McQueer

Israeli violinist Gillis plays eight encores in Moscow

Ivrn Gillis, an Israeli violinist, drew loud applause at the Moscow Conservatory during a cultural exchange program. He was compelled to perform eight encores to quiet the audience, marking him as the first Israeli to perform in Russia.

Moscow Ivrn Gillis Moscow Conservatory Gillis Russia

Warning On Carbon Monoxide Dangers In Winter

Erie health director Dr Felix Shubert urged special alert to carbon monoxide risks during winter. He noted CO is invisible and tasteless, with danger rising from fuel use and poor ventilation. Precautions include using approved appliances, venting heaters, not running cars in closed garages, cleaning coal and oil heaters, and checking auto exhaust with oil changes.

Erie Felix $. Shubert Erie County Shubert Kalator

Carbon monoxide poisoning first aid recommended by Dr Shue bertル

Dr Shue bert advocates immediate carbon monoxide safety measures. Open doors and windows, move the victim to fresh air, and call a doctor. If breathing stops, perform artificial respiration. Ensure all gas appliances are periodically checked for proper adjustment.

Benson Church Leader Appointed European Missions Head

Ira Taft Benson, secretary of agriculture in the Eisenhower era, is named president of the European missions of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. His headquarters will be in Frankfurt, Germany, and he serves as a member of the Mormon Church's Council of Twelve Apostles.

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