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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1957
Page
4
The Corry Journal lists advertising rates and deadlines while noting a public health advisory. It states no imminent Asiatic flu epidemic, cites cases from military travel, and mentions vaccine development and coordinated medical efforts to meet potential outbreaks. The piece emphasizes preparedness and public medicine readiness.
Meyer Kestenbaum told a Government Operations subcommittee that Congress favors constituents' wishes and resists handing back state functions. He noted national pressures and modern communications push toward a unitary government, though Eisenhower urged governors to study transferring some federal duties. Kestenbaum will work with governors, but odds appear stacked.
The two Senate leaders warn that civil rights progress may require patience and a long session. Critics say politicians abandon principle for funds and favors, keeping government open all winter. The article argues for ending handouts and restoring early state policies to curb socialism.
Gov Anderson of Nebraska advocates full federal share for construction and maintenance of the Interstate highway system. The remark, made within 24 hours of a decentralization theme at the governors conference, urged federal funding beyond 90 percent.
A 22 month old boy, in critical condition, allegedly stabbed his father with a six inch kitchen knife while the man played on a living room sofa in New Philadelphia. State Police reported the father Thomas Norris said he left the knife under the sofa after using it. He claimed the child unexpectedly plunged the knife into his chest near the heart during the incident.
A notice from Rev. Paul Bauer announces August church services at First Presbyterian Cory. Morning worship starts Sundays at 11 a.m. August 11 features guest minister Dr John Thompson Peters, secretary of stewardship of the General Assembly. August 25 has Rev. Richard Shannon Graham of Titusville as preacher. No church school until September 1.
Local church notices list service times and activities for ABBE REFORMED CHURCH EDWARDS CHAPEL M ark s Corners COBB'S CORNERS OUR LADY OF VICTORY MISSION NORTH CLYMER WAYNE VALLEY BEAR LAKE ELGIN COMMUNITY SPARTANburg and surrounding congregations. Services include morning and evening worship, Sunday School, youth fellowships, midweek prayers, cottage meetings, and special Masses or hour of power sessions.
A list of local church services in multiple parishes outlines Sunday School times and worship services. Entries include BROKENSTRAW PARISH Congrogee inmate Rev BT Lines West Spring Creek and BLUE EYE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH led by Rev David J Robertson with services at 10 am 11 am and 7 30 pm. Also MARBOR RIDGE WESLEYAN with Revs Joseph and Albertia Fugicum, COTTAGE DRYER meeting, AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION in Union City, and WHEELock Union and Wheelock Community Church led by Mrs. Ted Bowes and Rev Frederick Bowes, plus AMERICAN EASTERN ORTHODOX CATHOLIC MISSION near Youngsville led by Rev Stephen Kanyan. CLYMER METHODIST CHURCH under Rev Alvin Rhodes lists church school and worship times.
Rev Alvin Rhodes leads Sunday morning worship Sunday school and evening service at the North Clymer Methodist Church with prayer and midweek service listed for Tuesday evening.
A local auction lists a wide array of paper goods and printing supplies including prize ribbons badges professional cards publication forms receipts reception cards remittance forms rent cards postal cards reprinting forms and related stationery items. The catalog highlights items such as round corner cut cards punching machines scoring on press and various stitching and binding accessories.
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