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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1968
Page
4
A rummage sale with bake sale is planned for September 5 and 6 by the Veterans World War I and Auxiliary Harvest within the Red and Gun Club. Funds support post activities and veterans.
The bulletin lists several admissions and locations including Mrs Katherine Komenda R D 1 Columbus Walter Stutzman R D 1 Spar tansburg Berle Rigby 8 D 2 Spar tansburg John R Meehan R D 2 Centerville Mrs Helen Burdick D 3 Corry Mrs Frances Whitney Hotel Corry Ralph Barrett Bear Lake Ramona Davis R D 2 Linda McEidowney 83 Sixth Avenue Paul Dingle 645 Union Street.
Mexico City art figure Jose Gutierrez died Monday of a heart attack at age in his seventies. He pioneered acrylic paints and shaped modern Mexican muralism describing his medium as the greatest thing in art in recent decades.
John Lindell Jr aged 17 died after his clothing became entangled in an automatic corn chopper on his father's Route 218 farm in Great Valley. His father and himself worked the chopper while his grandfather Alson Folts pulled a wagon of chopped corn to the silo. Mrs. Robert Stark alerted responders. coroner Dr. Harry C. Law pronounced him dead.
Harrisburg AP reports legislative leaders expect talks with Gov. Shafer on when to begin the final stretch of the 1968 session. They aim to finish work on the new judicial article, public employes law, and state aid for Hahnemann Medical College. GOP leaders cite campaigning and mid-October judiciary work as factors in timing. Public employes law draft remains unavailable. Senate Democrats stalled a $2.5 million Hahnemann appropriation in an admissions dispute.
The city will reimburse police witnesses seven cents per mile for using their own cars, with payments for court appearances starting the first of the year as the new salary ordinances take effect. A columnist, Bentley Stegner, aged 59, who wrote "My Night Out" in the Chicago Sun-Times since 1949, died of emphysema.
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