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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1965

Page

6

First Aid Classes Start at Corry YMCA RCHS

Open to anyone aged 15 and over classes run Wednesdays 7 30 to 9 30 p m for five weeks with textbooks the only cost. Information from the Red Cross office. Funeral service Monday 1 p m Henderson Lincoln for Leona Mae Jackson 58. Burial in Pine Cemetery. Russell Warren Jamestown area survivor list. Ottaway nominated for First Ward alderman by Gov Scranton term to January. Real estate transfers Erie County Corry Instrument Co to Paul R Wiggers. Bike stolen from Corry Area High School reported. Lost blue windbreaker near Main Street and high school. Lost black billfold downtown. Keys found at Center and Frederick Streets. Unemployment in Warren County low. 400 state. Kinzua dam project near completion by Hunkin Conkey Construction Co of Cleveland. workforce reduced to about 200.

Corry Henderson-Lincoln Jamestown Leona Mae Jackson Russell Wits Warret Warren Jamestown Venrieta Ploss Gerald Ploss, Eart Mette Oltaway William Scranton George Gordon State Senate Ottaway Erie County Paul R. Wiggers Corry Instrument Co East South Street Kinzua Allegheny River Hunkin - Conkey Construction Co Cleveland Ohio

You Read It In The Journal You Know It’s True

A brief feature notes the paper’s nickname WW and asserts credibility of the Journal’s reporting. It emphasizes reader familiarity with the publication as a trusted source. No specific events or people are detailed in this fragment.

Cuban Fighters Free Escambray Gaining Anti Castro Support

Miami reports from AP say a militia called fighters against limits aided by radio freed the Escambray Mountains from counter revolutionary gangs. Other brief items include New York selling 72 million in bonds for highways and defense prime contracts hitting 5.305 billion in fiscal 1965.

Miami Flu Fidel Castro Socialist Revolution Escambray Albany N.Y New York State OM Washington Defense White House Memphis Tenn Eldridge Moss City Mall Moss John Gaston Municipal Hospital Comptroller's City Commission Cuttyhunk Mass David Jenkins Billy Massachusetts ST. Paul Minn Minnesota Highway Department Washington Chile Agency For International Development Pepe Co. Hine Pittsburgh Providence Rus Rhode Island Long Island William Floyd National Park System Secretary of the Interior Floyd Fire Island Nat Seashore United States Fla House Foreign Affairs Committee Plymouth Calvin Coolidge

Wind Rips Farm as Tornado Strikes Near City

Benjamin Wilson reports his farm torn apart by a tornado two weeks ago with belongings scattered. A letter from Oscar Schubert of Kent reveals a $25 savings bond found on the property bearing Wilson's name and Geers, suggesting possible loss or misplacement of assets.

Benjamin Wilson Oscar Schubert Kent Schubert Wilson Ad- Geers

Betsy Floods New Orleans Area Leaving Thousands Displaced

President continued coverage shows 5 000 evacuees at high schools and auditoriums as police cars buses and even a police horse transport flood refugees. Sheriff Jack Rowley says 35 000 people cannot return home for an indefinite period with 75 percent of parish homes under four to six feet of water. Betsy drifted inland yet its impact endures.

Page One Red Cross Betsy

Plymouth Notch mystery in Coolidge oath records

National Geographic Society researchers found records for Plymouth Township Plymouth Village and Plymouth Union but no Plymouth Notch in the legend. The Bible lay on a nearby table and was not used when Coolidge took the oath, sworn by his father.

United States Plymouth Notch National Geographic Society Plymouth Plymoth Plymouth Union Society Coolidge

Dominican general Wessin y Wessin flees to Miami

MIAMI FL A Dominican Republic army general Wessin y Wessin, ousted in the April rebellion, arrived at Miami International Airport with family reports and a plan to serve as general consul in Miami while asserting the fight against Communists continues. He avoided questions about Dominican politics and was welcomed by Alberto Arbelo.

MIAML Fla Dominican Republic Reds Conguar Bri Gey Elias Wessing Wessin Air ‘Orce Pixwma Miami Mamiya Hector Garcia-Godoy Panama Canal Zone Wessin Y Wessin Miami International Airport Wessing Wesgin Alberto Arbelo Arbelo

Claude Rains Sidelined by Illness in Pa Hospital

Actor Claude Rains, 75, is reported in fair condition at Coatesville Hospital after Friday admission for tests. The West Chester resident withdrew from a Bucks County Playhouse role in New Hope due to illness described as a peptic ulcer and secondary anemia.

Claude Rains Coatesville Coatesville Hospital Rains West Chester Bucks County Playhouse New Hope

Thant Ends Talks in Rawalpindi After Brief Mission

U Thant left Rawalpindi after two days of talks with Pakistan's leaders amid zero progress. He refused to comment before meeting Indian officials. Pakistan insists on Kashmir autonomy as the war drags on. Turkey and Iran propose a UN peace force. China backs Pakistan in a Peking commentary.

Subcontinent Thant Rawalpindi Mohammed Ayub Khan Z.A. Bhutto Pakistan Ums India Turkey Iran Central Treaty Organization United Nations U.N China Peking People’s Daily New Delhi

Can Pupil Flunk Lunch Periods

Junewy un Lacy whit mer High School uses data processing to set student schedules. Harvey Davis the assistant superintendent admits bugs exist. A student found Thursday he was assigned to seven straight lunch periods in one day. Davis said the issue has been corrected.

Junewy UN Lacy Whitmer High School Harvey Davis

Clymer Social Notes Mention Weddings and Visits

Local society highlights include the wedding of Judy Hoffman and James Cordin at First Reformed Church Hudson and numerous visits and trips. Attendees include Mrs Minnie Legters Mrs Amy Newhouse Mr Gordon Newhouse and many others visiting families in Sherman and surrounding towns.

Gilbert Ton Amy Newhouse Minnie Legters Florence Arnink Minnie Ton Nellie Querreveld Margaret Warnshis Sherman Tunis Miersma Kathy Tom Judy Mark Marlea Gordon Newhouse Buffalo M. J. Cordia Lewis Duink Quentin Bensink Judy Hoffman James Cordin First Reformed Church Hudson Kev Tunis Miersma New York City Cornell University School of Nursing James Belman New Brunswick N. J Chautauqua Lake Harold TenHaken Bruce Hoffman Sharon Schenectady Hoffman Gertrude Gravink Clara Holthouse Canada Gilbertson Holland Mich Hope College Snd Ton Flint Marcia Ruff Europe Raymond Walters Oi City Reggie Baker Methodist Church Republic of Panama Lyle Fardink Jane Fardink Plorence Maze Kane Gary Evans Cleveland Ohio Henry Habink Doris Ruslink Edward Ruslink Denny Hogenboom Hartwick College Wayde Querreveld Phil McCray Minnie Querreveld Ralph Damecott Syracuse Damcott- Jones Auxiliary

Legion Hall Nominating Officers Installed for 1965 66

The Legion Hall session saw President Mrs Minnie Ton preside as the nominating committee led by Ellen Bennink installed the 1965 66 officers. Installed officers included President Mrs Eleanor Pair and others with Past President Mrs June Williams officiating. A separate tea for Clymer Central School faculty followed in the school cafeteria with 45 members present.

Legion Hall Minnie Ton Ellen Bennink June Williams Eleanor Pair June Hinsdale Beverly White Minnie Legters Edna Newhouse May Roberta Renskers Ruth Rheberger Danis Thom Avalon Duink Parent Teachers Association of Clymer Central Thelma Heil Ardith Holthouse Shirley Brater Velma Bailey Martha Brown Mary Low Henry

Sesler Heads Probe Group to Scrutinize Erie Thruway

State Sen William Sesler was named to head a legislative investigation into the Erie County Thruway construction. The probe will begin immediately with a status report from the highways secretary on records related to the construction of 1 90. He pledged an expeditious nonpolitical inquiry.

Sesler Harrisburg — State William Sesler Erie County Secretary of Highways

Author Michener hospitalized after heart attack in Doylestown

James A. Michener, the Pulitzer Prize winning author, was rushed to a local hospital in Doylestown Pennsylvania after suffering a heart attack. He is in his late forties and has a farm home nearby.

Doylestown James A. Michener Michener

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