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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1964
Page
2
Ads for Beery WOTM meeting on Thursday September 17 at 7 30 p m. Sale on mohair and Norma Williams Yarn at 711 Mead Avenue open 10 a m to 5 p m daily Monday to 9 p m closed Tuesday afternoon. Local Chevrolet dealer Turben Auto Service listed.
The notice lists admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital including Kenneth 18 son of Mrs. Maxine Cone and Kenneth 13 of Corry, along with other named patients from Corry and nearby towns. It also notes Landon K Thorne's death in New York and provides various local advertising blurbs and services.
Yesterday's field day at the Curry Rod and Gun Club grounds in Columbus drew a large crowd with rifle pistol skeet and trap shooting rides for children and exhibits by the Pennsylvania Game and Fish Commission. More than $100 in indoor prizes were donated by local merchants. Main prizes include a Model 70 Winchester rifle to Fred Carter a tent to Lucy Piccirillo a revolver and holster to James Burton a bicycle choice to W J Armstrong a redwood picnic table to F Hinds a Coleman camp stove to Howard V Johnson and a pair of winter lives to George Pass.
Turkish Cypriot leaders challenged the UN airlift to Kokkina as insufficient and renewed calls for the Greek Cypriot government to lift the economic blockade. U N helicopters delivered about two tons of rations, while Ankara warned a navy convoy might be sent under arms to the area. Makarios cautioned that a convoy would be viewed as aggression, allowing supplies only to ports not enforcing the blockade.
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey campaigned through the Midwest urging Democrats not to repeat Truman’s 1948 mistake. He challenged Barry Goldwater’s tactics in New Mexico and Albuquerque, warning against inflaming race issues and urging a measured response to international crises.
Mary Kennedy died at 73 after a long Erie life living at 3241 West Lake Road Millcreek She was born October 18 18 in Corry and married Sidney R Kennedy on December 15 1907 He preceded her in death October 24 15960 Survivors include daughter Mrs Margaret Dennis of Phoenix Ariz three sons George Everett and Gerald five grandchildren and six great grandchildren The service is at Bracks Funeral Home with Rev Wayne Mivicher at 2 p m Beaverdam Cemetery interment after calling hours tonight
Harold G. Stoyer, born September 3, 1902 in Cochranton, dies after long illness at Erie Veterans Hospital. Rites at Bracken Funeral Home tomorrow at 10 a.m. with Rev. Walter Gililand officiating. interment in Cochranton Cemetery. Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9. Survivors include a sister and a niece.
The Pennsylvania State Education Association hosts its annual public relations workshop in Harrisburg this week. The two day event at the Penn Harris Hotel will include more than 200 school administrators and PSEA local relations chairs and school directors are expected to attend.
The letter from a nine year old Indianapolis girl asks President Johnson if he gave tough tests like her teacher Miss McNulty. The fragment references burial plots and a family named Bowdishes and Mrs De Alley about their possessions.
Reported scene describes a fatal stairway blaze where ten children died after being trapped. Survivors recall a girl leaping from a window and a boy fleeing on a bicycle. The article notes Mrs Bowdish’s large family and mentions relatives and wartime death.
Vonda Kay Van Dyke, 21, crowned Miss America after the pageant's Saturday victory. She will pose in New York for photos, tour nationally, and defer her Arizona State University studies. The win includes a 10000 scholarship and about 80000 in personal appearance contracts. She also earned Miss Congeniality with a separate $1000 scholarship.
Charles E Daniel aged 68 died yesterday in Greenville Washington district after serving as an interim senator. He had filled a temporary term in the Senate and was noted for his public service in the capital region.
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