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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1969
Page
9
Fragmentary text hints at a baseball or sports event with names such as Wayne and pit. Reads like a clipped score or lineup note from a late edition. Key details are lost, leaving only scattered fragments to guide reconstruction.
Eunice Almquist of Brockton Massachusetts runs an at home necktie business she began to surprise her husband with custom ties after a birthday. Her operation grew from a $10 start to a substantial mail order and wholesale enterprise supplying men’s shops and country clubs while allowing time for family. She notes the importance of timely colors and shade in ties and advises starting small, reinvesting, and selling as made. A leaflet offer and reader subscription plug follow.
A TV guide style summary notes an ABC special Fer ment and the Catholic Church examining the clergy gap between elders and younger priests in Detroit affiliates. It contrasts views on celibacy and church reform with Father Gommer DePauw of the Catholic Traditionalist Movement. Also lists Barbara Eden I Dream of Jeannie, Milton Berle The Lucy Show, The Everly Brothers on The Jimmie Rodgers Show and other new or repeat programs with times.
East West North South bidding shows a 4 6 9 sequence as Slavenburg aims for a miracle by drawing four trumps after ruffing the dummy. West overruffs and defends diamonds while Bob Stevenburg and Hans Kreyns of a London international pair try a spectacular line to make the contract.
Daily cryptoquote puzzle text shows a coded message and hints about substitution. It includes sample mappings and a sample quote attributed to Chesterton about a biped and fifty men.
Reader note hints at puzzle entries and misread letters across many clues. The page blends a Saturday crossword with scattered junk lines about ads and a call to place classified notices, implying a busy comic and classifieds section overlap.
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