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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1964
Page
5
A fragmented report notes a judge allegedly aided police in a killing. The text mentions a hospital context and an attorney involved with law enforcement, signaling a serious criminal matter under investigation.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions names and places in a medical or incident context. The readable parts reference Hoke and Brady, a hospital or capital setting, and an incident with trapped or stuck elements. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the text.
Corry Grange elected officers at a meeting in the Grange Hall with John Decker chosen as worthy master for another year. Other officers include Roy Swart overseer and Mrs. Katherine Fields lecturer, with a full slate of assistants, committees named, and an installation planned for October 5th.
Calvin W. Weiss of NASA Lewis Research Center spoke to Kiwanis and Rotary at the Moose Lodge dinner. He showed slides of satellites and explained the center's propulsion role, moon lighting, and future manned flights including Apollo and Gemini with demonstrations of Echo, Telstar, Syncom, and meteorological satellites like Tiros and Nimbus.
Mr and Mrs Alfred J Breault celebrate their 50th anniversary at 112 Fifth Avenue. They were married by the late Alderman W C Shields on East Main Street. Their daughter Mrs Lawrence Barton hosts an evening observance. Breault, an amateur poet, dedicates a verse to his wife.
Hollywood AP reports actor Percy Kilbride 76 known for Pa Kettle in The Egg and I is recovering from serious head injuries after being struck by a car. Kilbride walked with late actor Ralf Belmont 72 who died in the same incident. Driver Gerald Beckhalm faces manslaughter suspicion.
The Womens Auxiliary held its first meeting of the season with guest speaker Dr A EB Tate who presented slides on cancer. Mrs George Hagger led the business session and the group pledged 4000 toward buying a bus, to be funded by proceeds from the upcoming November 15 Christmas Bazaar. New member Mrs William Eaton was welcomed. The hospitality committee served refreshments. next meeting set for October 18.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a regular meeting at the IOOF Hall on North Center street. Officers for the coming year were installed including William Merjeer as chief patriarch, C. L. Auer as high priest, Fred Mixer as junior warden, Walter Davis as junior warden, Arden Baldwin as scribe, and Harold Shannon as treasurer.
Concord PTA opens its first meeting in the new school this evening at 8 with a get acquainted program. Paul Claypool, principal, will speak and officers Ralph Austin president Virgil Endsley vice president Mrs Lawrence Nichols secretary Mrs LeRoy Marlett Rev Vochtanton and Sanford Ateips serve as deputies during the event.
Warren County agricultural agent Bernard Wingert was guest speaker at the Spring Creek Township School PTA. He spoke on agriculture and the extension program, showed slides, and new officers were elected: Allen Eastman president, Don Whaley vice president, William Kaffer slin secretary, Richard Mulligan treasurer.
President Johnson told Atlantic City that next year he will recommend cutting excise taxes and hinted at further tax reductions if prosperity continues. Speaking to United Steelworkers, he emphasized keeping revenues from hindering growth and cited the 1964 tax cut as a model, with Sen. Barry Goldwater already voicing support for more tax relief.
Columbus Community Church trustees call a Thursday evening meeting at the church to report on the building project status and discuss preventing new plans. Next Sunday is Largest Home Sunday with displays of produce and autumn flowers. Promotion Day at 9:45 a.m. A fellowship tureen supper is planned at 6:30 p.m. on September 10 by the Sunday School to widen congregational ties.
Johnson spoke at Convention Hall outlining a five year plan with a 5 percent reduction contingent on tight budget control. He urged focus on bread and butter issues for steelworkers and warned America cannot afford a recession. He warned a current downturn could cost 20 billion in production and 1.1 million jobs.
The Atlantic coast from Cape Hatteras to Sandy Hook faced a hurricane risk as a watch was issued and gale warnings hoisted. Forecasters warned 3 to 4 feet of elevated tides, rising surf, and beach erosion along the coast from North Carolina to Massachusetts, with Gladys moving north-northwest at 1 mile per hour and winds near 100 mph.
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