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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1956
Page
4
A Corry Journal feature notes a group of leaders who became presidents before 40 forming the Young Presidents Organization. They meet at Hollywood Beach, Calif, averaging 30, driven by personal trust and a hands-on management style. The profile outlines their ambitious drive and distinctive leadership traits.
Two recent Supreme Court decisions redefine state powers. A 6 to 3 ruling voided Pennsylvania sedition laws, placing crimes against national security under federal jurisdiction. A near split 5 to 4 ruling blocked firing a college teacher for invoking the Fifth Amendment and refusing to testify to a congressional panel about Communist ties.
Clymer Tulip Festival selects six queen candidates aged 16 to 25 from local groups including Grange PTA American Legion Dairymen League firemen and Conservation Club. Interviews set for May 8. radio and TV appearances run May 12 and 16. Queen and court ride floats in May 19 parade with prizes of 10 8 and 3 50.
Bt. Pwul's Lutheran Church will feature four anthems during Cantate Sunday including The Only Word by Peter D. Pluch Sing Loud Alleluia by Luvis and He Shall Reign Forever by Simper The congregation joins for Contate hymns Dr Emer A Ortner preaches Sing Unto The Lord Jack Dahlinger directs the choir and Mrs Harold Flower plays the organ Service starts at a.m.
The document notes that Congress has rarely succeeded in overruling Supreme Court interpretations, highlighting the enduring and sometimes constrained relationship between legislative and judicial powers in constitutional matters.
Willan H. Coleman former president of Acko Supply has been elected president of the Young Presidents Organization for the coming year. The group, all under 40, includes leaders from firms with more than 1 million in business. Coleman has been active in regional finance and mergers including Ala City and Chemical Corp. and Rainbow Production Corp. in Cleveland.
A fund of 66 000 was collected for Erie County though campaigns extended to Mercer and Crawford counties. The item notes a wristwatch with moving numerals replacing standard 12 digits and mentions the Buffalo Blood Bank, now SX years old, with 356000 pints collected from nearby regions. It reports Red Cross blood needs rising, advances in stopping the heart for surgery, and local civic notes including anniversaries and home purchases.
Last rites for Mrs. Jessie J. Fisk were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. H. Ray Harris officiating. Bearers included G. T. Bergman and others. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery followed amid attendance by many Corry area friends and family members from multiple towns, including Fisk relatives and Silver Links Class members of the Evangelical United Brethren Church.
The first year woman who won the vote and has served in the committee post since, was re-elected again this week. She has never been defeated in that office and has run as a candidate each time since taking the position.
Yesterday's Memories recalls Clyde Reynolds of Essex Straet suffering a compound fracture at Aero Supply when an iron horse toppled his right foot. Elizabeth Heath widow of DeYoung Health died at her North Center street home after six weeks of bereavement, ill for three days. West Main Street improvement work by the Stati Highway Department proceeds from Aero Supply plant toward St Thomas Cemetery.
A maintenance note states that stretch will be eroded, graveled and rolled with better drainage expected to extend the life of the road and reduce future repairs. The plan reflects ongoing efforts to enhance infrastructure and stability.
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