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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1967
Page
9
The YMCA calendar lists weekly activities from Monday to Sunday with schedules for swimming, intramurals, sewing, and senior programs plus a late item noting Sgt. Adrian Earl of Denison receiving the Purple Heart for WWII injuries after a bombing mission and capture. Earl later served in Korea and Vietnam.
Rev G J Bersche, veteran national evangelist of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, will conduct an evangelistic crusade at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Wednesday through Sunday November 12. Services are nightly at 7 30 except Saturday, 11 am and 7 30 pm on Sunday. He previously pastored in Fairmont West Virginia Warren and Akron Ohio and Pontiac Michigan, with over 38 years in ministry and extensive district and national roles.
Harrisburg Governor Shafer argues a lottery cannot finance public and private schools. He favors state aid to nonpublic students within government framework and calls the private school aid bill a political football. He asked Dr Kurtzman to draft solutions and noted textbooks and other aid ideas. He also invited Governor Reagan to Pennsylvania, but Reagan has not appeared.
The pink tinted mausoleum at Westchester Hills Cemetery in Hastings on Hudson was dedicated after a two year dispute over cost. Showman Billy Rose, who died February 10, 1966, is interred in a copper coffin and sarcophagus, with about 60 onlookers and remarks by Rabbi Edward Klein.
Erie police search for a masked man who tried to jump into a woman's car as she stopped at a traffic light. The driver locked the door and sped off through a red light to escape. It was the second similar incident in recent weeks, both occurring in the early hours.
William Bean walked into a crowded Hartford clinic with a shotgun cradled in his arm and declared he would be first. He had just brought the old weapon to a doctor who is a gun collector.
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