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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1962
Page
2
Spot Line-O-Ads 1118 REAL showing Hot fudge sundae 19c special on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Ad list includes names and addresses between Corry Union City Wattsburg and others. Christmas candles displayed at American Legion on First Avenue tonight with orders to be taken.
Aged 43 Rosemary Kennedy, JFK's sister, was placed 20 years ago in a Catholic institution for the retarded and remains there. Eunice Kennedy Shriver recounts the family's heartbreak in the Sept. 22 issue of the Saturday Evening Post, describing Rosemary's decline since 22 and the decision to seek care away from home.
Richard D. Johnson Jr. a 13 year old from East Carnegie died after a 40 foot fall while walking on steel beams under a bridge carrying the Pend-Lincoln Parkway over Arch Street in Carnegie. Police said he was injured fatally in the incident Monday.
Mrs. Harriet Panns ton Pinkerton, 62, died at 7 30 p m in St Vincent's Hospital from burns sustained in a fire at her apartment early yesterday. Firemen were alerted at 6 38 a m by Rose Baxter building caretaker. Deputy Fire Chief said a cigarette may have started the blaze. Damage estimated at 25 to the building and 100 to contents. Coroner to issue death certificate after review by fire officials.
Leason L. McCool was given a 2 PM service yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Jerry Mc Cauley presiding. Burial followed in East Branch Cemetery. Bearers included George, Keith, Ralph McCool and Allan, Glenn, Paul Barton, with many relatives and out of town visitors listed from Pennsylvania to New York.
Funeral services were held yesterday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer for Mrs Minnie Meyerink with Rev Tunis Miers officiating. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery. Duets were sung by Howard Legters and Wilbur Renker. Bearers included Edward Gabriel, Jo Warnshouse, Edward Krone, Otis Fardink, Loren Bakerink, Walter Legters. Attendees from away included the Gabriels, Edward Krone, Ruth Price, Irving Simmelink, Ruth Meyerink, and Edward Warnshuis. An autopsy was to be performed today at St Vincent's Hospital per Coroner Wood.
Erie official condemns Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dilworth for criticizing Pennsylvania courts calling the state system partisan and urging public distrust while noting shock from William W. Knox Erie County Bar Association president and leaders of the Philadelphia Bar Association.
Venango County Industrial Development Corp will open bids at 3 p m tomorrow in the courthouse for 610s installations water and sewerage systems and four railroad sidings at the Venango County Industrial Park Reno. The project total is about a quarter of a million dollars with completion by November 15. The water system serves the park and the siding aids Columbia Corrugated Box factory which is expanding. the new factory's completion date is also November 15. A Beirut Lebanon military court handed down 25 death sentences in the trial of army officers and politicians for last year’s attempted overthrow.
The Commerce Clearing House survey shows Pennsylvania residents paying about 153 dollars annually in state taxes per person, placing the state mid range nationally. Across 1962 to 1982 total state collections rose, with California New York and Pennsylvania leading the totals. The South leads in per capita taxes while the old Northeast stays near the national average. Local taxes exceed state revenues by about 19.6 billion dollars nationally.
Council faces collection fee concerns tied to a $6,000 guarantee. The school board fears overpayment if annual work falls short of value, risking payout in a bad year. Fuller proposals remain unsettled as council and board weigh mission work and funding.
Abbey plans to press Fuller on the guarantee during negotiations while contacting officials in other towns with similar operations. Council members doubt progress, noting that the Corry operation is not identical to those elsewhere.
Abbey intends talks with Titusville and Milcreek officials about renewal of Puller's contract. If renewal is pursued, approval must come from Milcreek before year end or prior to budget time.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees that the United States should show concern for security issues and possible aggression in the Western Hemisphere. He urged a simple, clear resolution while proposals before the panels range from a blockade and economic boycott to broad support of Kennedy’s potential actions, including military steps.
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