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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1964
Page
3
A notice outlines adult classes and youth programs including creative writing and skills workshops. The new team will offer evening sessions beginning Thursday, with tests, hints, and activities listed for adults and younger participants.
Fragmentary AP item mentions a missis and a drink time in Tippah County with unclear details. Names and places are partially readable, but the full event is not clear from the OCR.
Rep. William E. Miller charged pollsters overstate support for President Johnson, calling poll results misleading. He told reporters in Columbus that Democrats’ ticket leads are weak and that Goldwater supporters are more fervent. He spoke at the Ohio Republican state convention and planned stops in Chicago Erie and Pittsburgh.
Péter Gundersen fifty years after leaving Utah State Hospital rewards his given effort with a $25,000 donation to the hospital chapel fund in Provo. He plans to leave the rest of his savings to the hospital. He credits a lifetime in carpentry and contracting for his success and aims to inspire patients.
An Allegheny County grand jury recommended that James G. Martin, 44, be held on a murder charge in the narcotic death of 17 year old Robert Bowyer of Pittsburgh last July 28. Police said Martin sold heroin to Bowyer who died of acute narcosis.
Miller praises a highly devoted campaign base for Goldwater, noting their energy could swing voter turnout. He counters opposition’s lukewarm vibe, asserting supporters will be counted on election day and bolster Goldwater's chances.
In Athens at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral King Constantine wed Denmark's Princess Anne Marie 18 becoming queen of Greece and the world's youngest queen. The 45 minute ceremony officiated by Archbishop Chrysostomos drew 1600 guests including Princess Anne’s four children and President Johnson's daughter Lynda Bird.
Beaverdam Mennonite Church sets Rally Day to boost Sunday School and worship attendance to 150, a 50 percent rise. Rev Hostetler leads 11 am services with a mixed choir and a children's chorus, followed by a 7 45 pm film In His Steps about personal faith and modern church life.
ERE Metropolitan Life Insurance Co moves to foreclose its 151 558 debt on the Erie Commerce Building in Erie County court. About 48 of the building’s tenants were served foreclosure notices, including Union Bank and WWGO Radio, as Metropolit an seeks a receiver to manage rents and pay debts.
Spartanburg items report Miss Halfast visiting relatives in East Cleveland and wintering in Tampa. A 90th birthday open house for Mrs. Sadie Rogers drew nearly 100 cards and gifts. Sparta Grange elected officers and planned a meal, while church and school events, sports, and community notices fill the page with regional life. Captain and Mrs. Stranahan plan Viet Nam service, and Sparta High awaits plybooks while baseball and activities proceed.
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