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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1962
Page
3
A fragmented OCR fragment references local rules, neighbors, and a vow to stay. It mentions a pending design, a top placement by Charles, and monks from a monastery, with Olive Baptists and an open event amid surrounding figures. The text is unclear but centers on community matters and local figures.
The first civil defense fallout shelter sign was placed at Hotel Corry with Edward Ring of the Erie County CD present alongside Ray Weber Corry safety director and Clifford Holcomb local CD executive. The Army Corps of Engineers will verify structures for shelter use and owners are urged to submit license forms to finalize an agreement with the government. The piece also notes the death of Mrs. Mary E. Sventek at Corry Memorial Hospital aged 63, and funeral arrangements through Bracken Funeral Home with services to be held at St Elizabeth's Church. she leaves four daughters, three sons, and several grandchildren.
Grand Rapids Mich three items of controversy and an address by a World Council of Churches executive marked yesterday highlights of the 40th general conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Voting delegates expect to act next week on recommendations from a study on birth control divorce and capital punishment The study urges relaxing the church stance on divorce and remarriage and would require denominational records opposing further limits It also supports access to birth control information and supplies to all people including those in undeveloped nations The conference agenda included election of denomination publisher editors and general officers and an evening address by J Irwin Miller president of the National Council of Churches.
Louise Beavers, 60, film and TV actress with a career spanning radio, movies, and theatre, died yesterday. The Hollywood veteran gained fame in a popular television comedy series and was a notable figure in entertainment across three decades.
Francis J Wolbert 64 of R D J Pittsfield died early today at Warren General Hospital Born September 28 1898 in Lucinda Clarion County Pa he lived in the Pittsfield area 38 years employed as carpenter foreman at National Forge Irvine 87 years a member of St Luke s Roman Catholic Church Youngsville He is survived by his second wife Sarah two daughters Mrs Manfred Williams and Mrs Lawrence Eckman both of
Democratic candidate James B. Donovan spoke at the Dalton School annual election assembly. A 13 year old asked about main issues. Donovan claimed New York is not effectively represented by its two Republican senators. The student was Josh Javits, son of Donovan's opponent Senator Jacob Javits.
Mrs. Guy E. Bert hurriedly wed yesterday as her airman husband, stationed locally, was recalled to base. The ceremony at St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church in St Clair proceeded without the planned wedding day reception or the bride’s wedding dress.
Governor race coverage from Harrisburg and towns across Pennsylvania highlights Richard Dilworth pledging to dedicate his administration to equal opportunity in housing employment and education for all Pennsylvanians. He criticizes Republican blockages and cites past laws while rallying crowds in Donora Charleroi Belle Vernon and Bell Vernon area.
George Bluet a financier and renowned art collector died yesterday at his Brimfield home after a brief illness. Bluet, aged G1, founded the George Bluet gallery in New York in 1946 and became a noted scholar in the art world.
Warren County Court ordered Charles Langel and Edward Rogan turned over to Pittsburgh authorities after a six month suspended sentence for failing to stop at an accident. Police say the two youths, in a stolen car from Pittsburgh, fled the scene after a two car crash on Route 6 near Youngsville. The other driver required hospital care. Rogan also faced a suspension violation while operating the vehicle. They now face auto theft charges in Pittsburgh.
Compact sale listing noting available used angle iron channel iron pipe car batteries and wheels. Items suitable for various cars with 14 and 15 inch wheels. Describes broad inventory and availability for buyers seeking metal and automotive parts.
AP report from Pittsburgh details a Friday demonstration by about 20 University of Pittsburgh students calling for peace over Cuba. A clash with a 500-strong crowd led to one student being arrested for resisting arrest and disorderly conduct as police restored order within an hour.
Louisville report says candidate Snyder accuses the federal government of funding dubious projects abroad and domestic waste. He cites hearings and statements from officials, noting funds for unusual programs and ambassadors and a baboon colony study among 47 NIH projects. He urges opposition to Rep. Frank Burke.
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