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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
2
Local ads list event details for the VFW Business Men's Bowling League meeting this evening at 7 30 p m at Vets hall plus various obituaries and discharged residents. The tiny classified snippet includes product prices from South Side Beverage and notes on ad submission deadlines.
Westfield area will host Eagle Ridge Corp a new ski resort owned by Kissing Bridge Ski Corp. Developments led by Dr Robert F Horsch include 1240 acres on Route 17 four miles from Westfield exit with five slopes a 2000 foot chairlift lights for night skiing and a $2000000 construction budget. Local bonds and bank mortgage planned with initial grading to begin soon and operations projected this winter with a chalet at the top of the slopes.
Chicago restaurant owners urged federal help after a wave of arson and bombing attacks causing 2.75 million in damage. Laurence Buckmaster of the Illinois Restaurant Association appealed to Sen. McClellan to reopen Senate Rackets Committee hearings. Frank Wilkos, owner of a Wilkos restaurant bombed Tuesday, said FBI involvement could uncover the truth as a special grand jury was convened.
Gov Scranton joined a staged torch run to promote the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce Olympic Fund drive. About 100 spectators watched as the 46 year old leader passed the torch along the Capitol driveway en route to a nationwide relay. Pennsylvania Jaycees aimed to raise 100000 toward the million dollar national goal.
Mrs. Fred Olive Krankine of R D 1 Corry died yesterday at St Vincent Hospital Erie after a long illness. She was born November 20 1915 in Erie and lived there most of her life. Survived by husband stepson Douglas Krankine Erie father Henry Frits Erie two grandchildren three sisters Florence Stromfors Walter Swanson of Erie and James Hart of Houston Texas. Friends may call at Chester Schoal Funeral Home Brie. Funeral services Sunday at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church officiated by John Berton with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery Brie.
Indonesian paratroopers land near Malaysia as Rahman warns of further landings. Sukarno prepares a major campaign statement while Malaysia deploys forces into jungle regions. Racial violence flares in Singapore with 23 killed and 460 wounded over four days. Malaysian military says attackers killed and captured in two hour battle.
MEADVILLE William P Beemer of Meadville is appointed sanitary engineer in charge of Region III replacing James R Harvey who served 37 years. Harvey remains Meadville consultant on sewer wage while covering statewide duties as department moves to address industry concerns. Harvey slated for retirement next year Deemer previously assistant sanitary engineer in charge of facilities He is a Penn State graduate with a master of sanitary engineering from Michigan and has worked for the department since January 27 1960.
A South Side Chicago incident describes a stranger who offered help unloading crackers then drew a revolver and robbed truck driver Clarence Olson of 150 in receipts and 150 in cash before fleeing. The trucker compared the assailant to Jekyll and Hyde.
Indonesia's president Sukarno says activities threaten national safety and vows to crush Malaysia, a British backed federation of Malaya Singapore and Borneo states, accusing it of being a front for colonialism in Southeast Asia.
A New York AP collection mocks double-talk in politics and society, citing evasive phrases from campaigns and daily exchanges. The piece highlights how people say one thing while thinking another, reflecting on manners, mudslinging, and candid exchanges in an election year.
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