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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1961
Page
2
Community notices show the VFW Bowling Loop beginning Monday September 25 with local residents listed for discharge and admissions in Union City and surrounding areas. Local businesses advertise services including Turben Auto Service Chevrolet dealer and Beverage Distributor with hours and contact details.
The city sees extensive remodeling on Wayne and East Smith streets as private builders upgrade old residences into modern homes. Ten months show rising permits with garages added and blighted areas addressed under the Michael Baker Co plan. Total construction spend hovers around $13 to $15 million annually, reflecting industry health.
A two story Titusville apartment fire late at night gutted the unit in a four family dwelling. Firefighters faced heavy smoke and flames breaking through the roof as they battled the blaze and later learned Mrs Kinney and her six children were not inside.
Funeral services for Mrs Ker neth Doutt were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Docherty officiating. Interment followed in McCray Cemetery. Bearers included James Proper Donald McCray Roger Thompson Bernard Bramagin William Shallop and Jon Shallop. Several relatives and friends attended from Phillipsville Wattsburg Edinboro Columbus Knox Franklin and Sandy Lake.
Washington AP report quotes Rep Scott R Pa accusing Democratic politicians of inflaming Berlin tensions over postwar control. He calls for reprimand of partisans and cites statements about Eisenhower, Yalta decisions, and Soviet actions. The account ties remarks to debates on Germany’s division and Allied strategy.
ERIE The US Coast Gummi and Peninsula park police began dragging today for the body of 17 year old Anne Mare Kobylinski of Erie who drowned at Water Works Park Thursday. High winds reduced the search to shore watching around the clock but are expected to lessen allowing small craft to enter the water. Kobylinski was dragged by heavy waves while swimming with companion Patrick Gureloft 16 of Erie. The victim's parents Mr and Mrs Stanley Kobylinski said funeral arrangements will be made after the body is recovered.
Father Philip Reilly serves a small Kentucky Catholic community across Paintsville Prestonburg and Beauty sharing a chapel in his home. He teaches at Our Lady of the Mountain School travels 35000 miles yearly to administer mass and verify church records for Catholics who moved away and plan to marry.
Funeral services for Charles J. Sferrazza Jr. of RD 2 North East will be held Monday at 2 pm at Turner Funeral Home. Sferrazza died yesterday morning at Ak Hamot Hospital from a fractured skull after falling from a disabled car bumper on Route 89. A coroner will rule after state police finish the investigation. He was employed by Welch Grape Juice Co and survived by his wife Karen.
Readers debate U.S. aid and isolationism, arguing for self help and less foreign expenditure. The letter questions maintaining high living standards and warns against inviting communism. Coal production update shows Bituminous output about 17.13 million tons for the week ending Sept 9 versus 6.704 million a year earlier.
President Kennedy, at a Cape Cod summer retreat, awaited world reaction to recent nuclear test resumption. He warned the Soviet Union Berlin’s freedom would be defended with force as Nevada underground tests occurred.
Funeral services for Mrs. Floryan Mary Gibas will be held Monday at 9 a.m. A Requiem Mass is scheduled at St. Elizabeth's. Friends may call Friday 7–9 p.m. and Saturday Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. Interment in St. Elizabeth's Cemetery.
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