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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1963
Page
2
Francis Slattery known as Slats declares candidacy for alderman in the Second Ward and asks voters for their backing in the upcoming election.
A batch of inbound and outbound notices shows patients admitted or discharged at Corry Memorial Hospital and affiliated clinics. Names include Mrs Bernard Riehart Akron Ohio and several local residents with addresses in Corry Sherman Cllymer and nearby townships. The list also notes emergency calls, ambulance, and a temporary beauty shop ad promotion.
Wanted items include Brownie and Girl Scout uniforms. Call Mrs. James Kelsey at 3-8785. Address 3428 eestrefesterte ate deeeter.
The article details lengthy planning for Corry and Columbus area schools with 3,538 architect man-hours and 4,490 travel miles. It notes $90,000 in costs for Columbus taxpayers amid state mandates, multiple planning phases from 1962 to 1968, and extensive forms, drawings, and specifications required before construction begins.
The report notes that workers traveled nearly five thousand miles to reach the site and commence the project, highlighting the extensive logistics required for the contract.
Corry resident and dairy worker, Omar Crowell aged 48, dies after a long life in Corry. He belonged to the First Methodist Church of Corry VFW Management Club Beagle Club Corry Rod and Gun Club and the 10GP. Survived by wife Zela Mortrey a daughter Barbara a son Dennis A his parents a sister and two brothers. Body at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours today and tomorrow from 2 to 7 p m.
The Senate plans extended floor action this week on foreign aid and civil rights with a dispute over about 700 million dollars cut by the House. a separate measure to fund the aid program remains to be acted on. The House Judiciary Committee is poised to decide on a broad civil rights bill, while the Baker case leads a closed session before the Senate Rules Committee to probe disclosures involving Robert G. Baker, a Johnson protege who resigned as Senate Democratic leader.
A brief sales blurb invites readers to subscribe to The Journal for easy access to news and updates, highlighting value and convenience. The message emphasizes enjoyment of the paper and staying informed through a regular subscription.
Obituaries report Mrs. Marty Lucinda Jacox of Johnsonburg died at Lake County General Hospital Ridgway after a short illness. Survivors include daughters Eldora Hurley Corry Dorothy Cyphert Johnsonburg and Bernee Muth Erie, sons Tugene and Bernard Erie, sisters and grandchildren, with services at Johnsonburg Presbyterian Church and burial in West Spring Creek Cemetery. Also noted are the death of Mrs. Charles Price Union City aged 87, survivors including husband two daughters four sons and numerous grandchildren. services at H. L. Musser Funeral Home Union City with burial Evergreen Cemetery.
G Arden Rockafellow aged 68 died at his son Dennis Rockafellow’s home at 854 East South Street Corry after a long illness. Born June 14 1906 in Cochranton he lived in Meadville and Corry areas for many years. He married Mariana Ganster in Meadville June 14 1985. He worked as a tool and die maker for Precision Tool Co and Aero Supply Corp. The family notes his health declined and he had not been working recently. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
Mrs Elda Bettes Anderson 73 formerly of 410 West 4th Street Erie died Tuesday morning at Gowanda She was a retired Erie General Electric employee and a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Jamestown She survived by two sons Gerald and Thomas five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at the Ed ger M Nelson Funeral Home Erie with Rev Franklin L Jensen officiating Burial will be in Union Cemetery Titusville
The Harrisburg Sunday Patriot News will rise from 15 to 20 cents next Sunday. The front page notice says the paper reluctantly joins many newspapers in price increases.
The deceased Rockafellow and Arthur R. Crowell have viewing hours at Bracken Funeral Home. Rockafellow’s funeral is Wednesday at 10 a.m. with burial in West Spring Creek Cemetery. Crowell’s service is Wednesday at 2 p.m. with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Monday and Tuesday with specified hours.
Oil City man Robert E. Graham, 23, died when his car left Route 8 and struck a gasoline pump at a local service station. He was pronounced dead at Oil City Hospital around 1:15 a.m. from a compound skull fracture. An occupant, Thadeus Dobrowolski, 27, of Duryea, suffered a broken leg.
An old classified-like notice lists Turban's Auto Service with Chevrolet Corvair repairs and a Columbus bakery offering "Split-Top" bread known by a local phone number 8 205. The fragment hints at small business ads for automotive service and bakery goods in a community market.
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