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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
6
Titusville Community Chest directors set the 194 fund drive target at 446245, down from last year, though actual collections rose. Last year’s total was 7100, with about 45 percent of the goal reached. Campaign for the Chest starts next week.
The Nortly Bilt Chamber of Commerce outlines a proposed referendum to fund a new swimming pool and surrounding recreation area in cooperation with the borough and township. Leaders from council and planning commissions discuss a joint project near a gravel pit, prioritizing a swim facility over a picnic area.
State Senator Mahany of Titusville addressed the Tri-Country Magistrates Association at Mesdylte Country Club. He urged amending obsolete parts of the constitution rather than full rewrite, favoring targeted changes and repealing the $1 million borrowing limit to improve rates and curb state author-ities. He also suggested abolishing the alderman and justice of the peace system, arguing education has improved magistrates. Attendees included Corry residents and officials from Crawford and Forest counties.
Erie State Highways Department crews outdoors in all weather were urged to use soap and keep personal gear tidy. County superintendent Joseph F. Rohrer sent an order stressing lean operations and direct purchase of rain and work clothing from the department at reduced prices to aid workers.
A Fischer quintuplet group shows a switch from feeding tubes to bottle feeding as Mary Margaret, James Andrew, and Mary Magdalene join the trend. Doctors note the babies are growing stronger and active, with continued care at Luke’s Hospital and their sole prematurity milestones.
Dr Hupert J. Prichard, 49, personal friend, physician and political aide to former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, died yesterday of a heart attack. Prichard was chief radiologist at Memorial Hospital in Long Beach.
New York World captures Hank Thompson once a Giants star who could play any infield or outfield position. He rose to fame in 1951 and 1954 World Series, but was later jailed in Houston for pistol theft and liquor-store robbery, with parole possible after four years.
Mrs Max Bemis entertained the Mission Band of Hatch Hollow Baptist Church at her home Tuesday evening Eleven Jaclies attended. Mrs Minnie Querreveld and Mrs Mable Schtuers of Clymer called on Mrs Myron Wallace Thursday. Mr and Mrs Gordon Shampoe and sons visited Mr and Mrs Greley Thompson and Sylvia and Mr and Mrs Joseph Braun of South Daston NY Sunday. Helen Shinko of Hotel Hollow visiting her daughter Mrs Max Bemis. The Friendly Circle of Cutting met at Mrs Arthur Wallace’s Lille Hobe home Nine ladies attended Job studied.
A film titled The Big Blast combining Air Force, ski jump suspense, and Mount Rainier scenery will be shown tomorrow at 8 p m at Spring Creek Congregational Church. Rev Robert G. Pier says the Brokenstraw Pilgrim Youth Fellowship sponsors the event about Captain Bob Emory returning home amid jet interceptor tests and a rift with his brother Jeff. Produced with the Defense Department and Forestry Service, it was shot at McChord AFB and Mount Rainier National Park.
Nineteen men arrested in the Pittsburgh region in coordinated federal raids across Allegheny Beaver and Westmoreland counties face charges of failing to buy $50 federal gambling stamps. IRS agents said most defendants were involved in the numbers racket.
Ring with Mr and Mrs Ronald Rhodes of North Clymer opens a round of visits. Mr and Mrs Love Albright and daughters of Union City hosted supper Friday night with both sets of parents present. Mr and Mrs David Albright and Mrs Mary Gregor of Union City visited Mr and Mrs Max Bens on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs James Carpenter and children of Townville visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Sidley Wright, recently. Mrs David Albright, Shelley and Beverly traveled to Fredonia Saturday to visit Miss Linda Albright.
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