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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1962
Page
2
The notice lists admitted patients at Union City Memorial Hospital including Mrs. Fred May 151 Mott Street and others with addresses in Corry, Bear Lake, Elgin, and Union City. Discharged are Miss Diana Schramiing and James Adams Jr among several named patients. Local ad rates and notices follow.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rexford Proper of Waterford at Union City Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Chambers of Edinboro at Union City Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fisher of R. D. 1 Union City yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital. Corry Memorial Hospital this morning saw a birth to Mr. and Mrs. John Evans of Bear Lake. A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ireland of 621 Mead Avenue.
The Bracken Funeral Home hosts viewing hours for Alta Smith Roy F Hoyt and Rosetta Smith with services set Friday and burial in local cemeteries Pine Grove and West Lawn. Elnora Farley services are at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery after extended visitation.
Darrell Lutz a 24 year old Boise father of two died after brain clot removal surgery performed without blood transfusions. His family Jehovahs Witnesses objected to whole blood plasma or other blood products, urging substitutes instead.
The Senate backed a tariff bill extending the reciprocal trade act to June 30, 1967 and enabling the President to cut tariffs by up to 50 percent and seek elimination of duties with the six nation common market. It would allow government aid to affected industries and workers and grant authority to raise tariffs or impose quotas on unrestricted foreign competition.
George J. Pease’s appeal against the Millcreek School Board firing is expected before the State Supreme Court by spring. The Erie County Court upheld the dismissal over a dissenting opinion, with board counsel Conrad Pearson praising the decision and Pease’s lawyer, Robert B. McCullough, noting the dissent gives appeal strength.
Thieves broke into the Saegertown High School cafeteria early yesterday morning by picking a lock on the north side. They took thirty three half gallon cans of fruit. State Police Cpl Hart Schultz said nothing else appeared missing and money in the administration office was untouched. He suggested the culprits were driven by hunger rather than profit.
The local court’s opinion is praised as a decision on their side by members of the Millcreek board. Pear son notes reluctance to discuss ongoing cases out of propriety and potential further instigation, stressing there is no intention to gloat about the victory.
A brief note promotes The Journal as a welcome daily companion for those away from home, highlighting steady coverage, local news, and engaging features to keep readers connected with familiar communities.
Mrs. Farley died unexpectedly at her Spartansburg home aged 0 50 years after living there since 1872 born in Guys Mills on September 12 1872 Married John Farley December 11 1903 he died earlier Survivors include son William and daughter Esther sister Mrs Gertrude Burrell of Bradford Pauline preceded in death Funeral home viewing times listed final rites Saturday at 2 0 P M at the H Richard Hays Funeral Home with Rev John Linsford officiating Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg
Uniontown Pennsylvania report says a car struck a mailbox and a tree along a rural road near Searights killing Adolph Weakland, 35, of Dearth. He was the father of four.
Erie County Hospital will not receive Hill-Burton funds in 1963 due to the largest-ever statewide requests. Welfare Secretary Ruth Griggs Horting advised the county commissioners that 1963 applications totaled 127 and over 43 million dollars, leaving insufficient money to reach local priority. She noted the possibility to apply for funds in 1964.
About 200 Chinese Communist troops who crossed into northeast India last week have withdrawn into Dibet after an Indian display of force, according to informed sources in New Delhi.
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