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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1963
Page
6
The proposed merger between Peninsylvania Bank & Trust Co in Titusville and Yountsville National Bank received stockholder approval yesterday. State banking agencies must approve before the merger becomes effective.
The St Clair golf tournament at Corry County Club extends its match deadline to Wednesday the 18th due to bad weather. Lead contenders include Ann Chillock with a net of Tl and Dottie Dolui in second place with VG Allee Bailey third at 79. Reservations for the Inch eon are to be made with Mary Rudolph. A mixed partner tournament is set for Corry County Club tomorrow.
Fires across Parana state have left more than 140000 homeless as blazes threaten Sao Paulo and devastate 40 percent of Parana's coffee and lumber regions amid an eight month drought. Forest rangers report several fires in the southern tip of Sao Paulo.
A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alton Bromley Jr of West Main Street Union City reports another birth at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Lasher of Brown Street A son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Richard T Walda Cambridge Springs and a son to Mr and Mrs Joseph Palmer Union City of Grant Street Also a daughter born Wednesday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roy Glosser of West Hickory Tinlon City.
Atlantic City reports show funeral directors defend pricing as reasonable. They note average funeral costs around 55 dollars for essential services while honoring vaults, cemetery plots, flowers, and clergy fees. The association argues cost transparency and long standing practices keep prices fair.
Reporter notes a black bear near Titusville declined a baited trap as it fed on scattered honey and beehives on Norman Front property. Game warden Lee reports the bear ignored the trap and spent the night nearby, damaging Garfield hives and frames.
Rev Walter Gilliland announces a special Rally Day at First Methodist Church to boost church school attendance to 450 and reengage students after summer break. The evening service will feature Rev Albert Runge, Hebrew Christian leader for Western Pennsylvania Evangelism, and is open to the public.
In Seattle a dark haired Dutch beauty wed a dentist Saturday. Susan Linda Black, daughter of Shirley Temple, was adopted in Redwood City by Charles Black. adoption approved by Superior Court. In San Francisco Mohammed Zahi and Queen Ho make arrived from Wyoming with a cowboy hat gift and honorary degree. In Tokyo Masayoshi Ohira heads to New York for UN Assembly. Foy Kohler plans Moscow trip after consultations. Edward Teller warns ports face nuclear attack risk and urges underground storage for rapid reconstruction.
President Kennedy says integration is continuing under law and cites progress in South Carolina Florida and Georgia. He warns against a strong housing order, defends the treaty and outlines Vietnam Cuba and Pakistan positions while joking about Rockefeller and Goldwater.
Government officials opened an investigation into Thursday’s brief revolt in Brasilia by non commissioned officers demanding the right to run for office. Some 550 to 600 insurgents from the air force, marines and navy were reported in custody. no army personnel were involved.
The Los Angeles Times quotes GOP official Martin warning of a blood bath if Nelson Rockefeller campaigns in California. Carl Greenberg reports Martin spoke by phone from San Francisco about Rockefeller’s presidential bid and party strategy. A Marine rebel died in a skirmish with loyalist troops amid broader unrest.
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