Memorial Hospital Auxiliary rummage sale ad
Spot Line ad notes a rummage sale hosted by Memorial Hospital Auxiliary at Corry Rod and Gun Club, running Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The location listed as 2126 OOO6 is unclear in OCR.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1968
Page
4
Spot Line ad notes a rummage sale hosted by Memorial Hospital Auxiliary at Corry Rod and Gun Club, running Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The location listed as 2126 OOO6 is unclear in OCR.
Razor Express Co. trucks resumed operations at the Pittsburgh terminal after a one day strike that shut Warren Ohio terminal and led to 200 workers from Teamsters Local 249 returning to work. The walkout began over an employee grievance with Local 377, with picketing at Pittsburgh. Eleven Pittsburgh drivers remained jailed on contempt sentences from a brick throwing incident near the Lawrenceville warehouse.
Mrs. Young of Union City, 85 Hospital resident, died yesterday after a year at Quiet Acres Nursing Home Spring Creek. Born June 24 1886 in Union Township she married Arthur F Young on August 12 1928. She taught in Union City for 40 years and was active in church and clubs. Surviving include stepchildren two sisters four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services at Glenn Funeral Home Union City Saturday 11 am Rev George Reemsnyder officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery Union City.
Area police report Davenport, an AWOL Marine, fled a jail transfer wearing handcuffs after being captured for motor vehicle larceny. He later returned to the area and was recaptured, facing burglary, larceny, and receiving stolen goods charges from a string of cottage burglaries in Franklin County. Walls was also arrested for a Pleasantville garage burglary involving $2,000 in tools.
The bulletin lists admissions and discharges from Corry Memorial Hospital including Mark Koerselman 17 weeks son of Jerrold and Mrs. Koerselman Clymer Eugene Jackson, Edward Royek 43 Raymond Ave Shannon 2 son of LeRoy Matye Spring Creek Mrs. Bruce Kerr 308 West Washington Mrs. Harry Fisher Pittsburgh Theodore Zeyzus Columbus Mrs. Nora Newhouse Sherman Mrs. Thomas Wendl Grand Valley Discharged Garrett Bensink Clymer Mrs Mildred Sutton Sherman Emma Beckerink Clymer Donald Tanner 13 Gould Street Marta Rainesale 152 Park Street. Also notes two individuals jailed awaiting trial after bond production and a Franklin trooper said they had not yet been captured. Police monitoring for the pair.
AP reports the first potential filibuster moves against Abe Fortas for chief justice aim to block debate by Friday. Mansfield hinted at a cloture petition next week if a first vote falls short, while Hart urged bringing Fortas up for confirmation. Fortas faces criticism over a $15,000 lecture fee and ties to private interests amid the Warren-era philosophy debate.
A two engine Convair 580 from Allegheny Airlines was grounded at Avoca for over three hours after a stewardess overheard a bomb remark from two passengers. FBI agents questioned two men, no bomb found, plane cleared for departure to Pittsburgh.
Hare Creek Beagle Club of Corry advocates beagle raising, training and field trials for small game hunting and companionship. Formed 1961 by Bob Green with initial members Dr James Hileman Joseph Slike and Ward Nichols, the club operates on a 10 acre site off Spartan Spring Creek Road, with year round training permit from the State Game Commission and a conservation program to attract rabbits. Officers include President Joseph Slike Vice President Frank Karkowski Secretary Dr Hileman and Treasurer Byron Nichols.
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