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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1962
Page
2
SpotLine ads Promotion invites attendance at a Polish Club event with music by the Hoderny Brothers, listing phone numbers and local hospital contacts for emergencies and a mix of admitted and discharged individuals along with several addresses in Union City and surrounding areas.
Mrs Meyerink of Clymer died at Oppewall Nursing Home last evening at age 76. Born in Mina New York she was married to Charles who preceded her in 1958. She belonged to Abbe Reformed Church of Clymer. Survivors include sisters Nellie Groters and Mary Gabriel, brother Clifford Warnshouse, stepson Clifford Meyerink, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Visitation at Spitzer Funeral Home tonight 7 9 and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 p m with funeral Monday at 2 p m and interment at Holland Cemetery Clymer.
Dr Sabin and Dr Terry discuss polio vaccine safety in radio talks with AP and KC programs. Sabin cites 200 million safe doses and says infections prior to vaccination may explain breakthrough cases. They urge continued immunization while noting delays risk larger outbreaks and epidemics.
A four day license trial opens at the Oil Creek Beagle Club in Titusville with beaglers from the region competing. The event runs through Tuesday led by a special agent, and Hare Creek Beagle Club is invited to attend.
A panel of three bank presidents will discuss the role of bankers in county industrial development next Wednesday evening at the Erie County Industrial Development Corp meeting in the Concord Hotel North East. Participants include Charles Bracken of Citizens National Bank Corry Charles Heimberger of First National Bank Erie and Al Hartley of Union Bank and Trust Co Erie. More than twenty persons working on county industrial development are expected to attend.
All rites for Mrs. Minnie W. Meyerink will be held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Monday at 2 p.m. Interment will follow in Holland Cemetery, Clymer. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
NASA announced nine new astronauts will be named Monday to bolster the crew aiming to beat the Russians to the moon. The move comes amid a dispute between John Glenn and Wally Schirra over scheduling and public statements.
Major General (Retired) Percy W. Starkson, who directed atomic tests at Eniwetok in the Pacific in 1950 and commanded the 3rd Division during World War II, died yesterday after a brief illness in San Antonio, Texas.
Cranberry Township School District faced a required fallout shelter add on costing 30000 to 40000 for its planned 443804 dollar elementary school. State aid cannot cover the shelter, which would use a 14 inch cement slab roof. financing falls to the district and local boards.
Two runaway boys from Niagara Falls were cleared of any link to 14 year old Pamela Moss’s rape and slaying after authorities traced their trip from York to Clearfield. Monroe County DA John J. Conway Jr. said the teens James Harknett and James Davis cannot be involved, despite false confessions while questioned in Baltimore. The case remains open with the victim’s body found Sept 8 in a water quarry.
Umpared England reports Rev Marcus Nicklin a 31 year old Church of England vicar says church is no place for courting. He describes teenagers flirting during services and notes their interest centers on sex while acknowledging young love as natural but insists church is not a courting haunt.
Debate on the bill passed by the House begins in the Senate on Monday. The House Armed Services Committee backed standby authority to call up 150000 Reserves. Speaker McCormack said the call up bill will reach the House Moor on Sept 24, delaying the transit grant plan.
The transportation bill moves to the Commerce Committee with a Sept. 24 release target. The UN bond bill passed 190 Democrats and 65 Republicans, while 46 Democrats and 88 Republicans opposed on the final roll call. Rep. Byrnes offered an amendment to delay the loan pending a World Court advisory opinion on U.N. assessments, but supporters prevailed.
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