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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1960
Page
2
Briefs cover vehicle violations, a dozen arrests, and hearings set for September term. Police report a smashed window and a 16 year old Erie youth in custody. Community notices include Elks meeting, charity events, and a District dinner at the Corry Country Club. Local ads promote car service, fall prints, and a 3115 address listing.
A major volcanic eruption near Tokyo sends ash and debris into the air. The Miharu summit, cited as one of Japan’s most active, erupts violently, creating a towering plume and drawing visitors to the crater. Local authorities caution residents and observers to stay clear of the area as scientists monitor seismic activity.
Funeral services for Mrs Grilie B Merry are set for Thursday at 1 PM at Bucken Funeral Home with Rev E F Armilice officiating. The service includes a rosary on Wednesday at 7 30 PM and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Also listed are services for Claude Stufflebeam at Bricken Funeral Home Friday at 2 PM with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery and further notices for residents of Russell and nearby areas.
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The Pennsylvania Senate approved a second term for Superintendent Boehm in a unanimous vote. Gov. Tawney’s administration supported the extension, noting continued leadership and public instruction goals.
In Ripley West Virginia a car carrying six high school students home from a farm community meeting crashed, killing all aboard. The victims include James Sexoe, 16, the lone male, and five girls Shar on Utt 16 Phyllis Miller 15 Linda Smith 14 Lynda Thompson 18 Judy Morris 16. The accident occurred Monday night as the vehicle struck a trader. Authorities investigate cause.
Harrisburg agency and New York firm The Sports & Hutchison Co study unredeemed trading stamps in Pennsylvania. State Justice Department weighs escheat action as officials review Stamps records for potential claims. City attorneys discuss company protests and possible value estimates, with notes on overdue sheets and antici pated actions.
Hollywood AP reports actor producer Ronald Reagan decries sorry attempts at offending groups while defending freedom of speech. He asserts that expression does not excuse disrespectful content and urges responsible creative choices.
Mrs G B Merry dies in Hillmyt Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by four daughters and one son, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
A fragmented TV review discusses a GE Theater segment with remarks about entertaining value and concerns over directors duties and sponsor roles. The critic notes uneven pacing and questions audience engagement while highlighting notable performances and potential missteps.
An 11 year old boy suffered injuries from a 67 foot fall into a pit. The incident report references local responders and ongoing recovery efforts, with details unclear due to fragmented text. Authorities investigation pending and community safety concerns noted.
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