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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1956
Page
3
The readable text shows partial fragments from an OCR capture including names, months and places. It references a sponsor and a junior week study but concrete facts or a coherent event are not discernible.
Fragmented OCR notes show a local council or station project title with unclear terms such as mist and toes. Readable items reference a church or institutional station and a council news item missing concrete dates, places, or outcomes.
A fragmented OCR item references an assembly, a church named God, and a local street area including a band. The fragment hints at a church named Vermla or Sherlyn connected to the event, but full details are unclear.
An Erie session discusses raising funds for a land and industrial area project. Panelists include Donald G. Burtt and Ray A Turion among others, aiming to gather community support and subscriptions to finance the venture. The meeting emphasizes local industry needs and coordinated efforts for development.
Brakes failed on a truck causing a crash near Washington Wire Pullid. Hebert J. Kinneey of Hunbards Cio, the driver, told police the brakes failed before overturning. Foster, 20, killed in the crash. identity details unclear due to damaged text.
Victim Cuetts C. Angers, 24, of Fainbard Road, McKean, suffered at least one fractured vertebra and other injuries when the driver of a car left Route 99 and overturned in a field. Angers crawled 400 feet to seek help before being carried to Hamot Hospital by fire and state police. The crash occurred at 2:20 PM near McKean. door removals and a rapid rescue followed.
News notes from Clymer area cover local visits church services and community events Rev H W Pyle to guest at Abbe Reformed Church and Rev John Miller to lead Aug 19 services Mrs John Legters honored on birthday at Breakfast Club with neighbors and friends Young Ladies Mission Band hosted a church supper program on Chinese missions with devotionals and readings Campbell moves away honored with handkerchief shower and decorated cake and foods prepared by hosts Domesticated updates include travels of Nor min Hozenboom and family and plans to visit several states
Mrs. James TenHaker and Mrs. James Grayink sing a wail for moving households as Mr and Mrs Clayton Duink and son Robert relocate upstairs in Rev. Lewellen’s West Main Street home. TenHaken couple plan to occupy the Dulnks’ North Center Street apartment while Geneva Wiggers becomes Meyerink Milling Co secretary replacing Karen Warns. Travelers report trips to Denver Thousand Islands and Black Hills. Janet Lawson of Dunkirk wedding plans with Miss Gravink as bridesmaid.
Continued from page one, the court refuses to dismiss the complaint with minor exceptions. The definitive ruling grants costs to the plaintiff and orders judgment as stated by Official Referee Nathan D. Lapham on June 26, 1950.
Roger W. Babson argues that consumer demand sustains prosperity and warns that reliance on stimulants like pills and coffee breaks can mask fatigue and depressions. He cites Public Health data on tonnage of barbiturates amphetamines aspirin and other pills used by workers and shoppers. He urges proper medical check ups and better meals rather than artificial stimulants.
In a cautious finance column, the writer urges balanced eating for national prosperity and questions the cost of cosmetics versus nutrition. The piece shifts to investments, warning that unexpected events can impact stock values, citing the Sue Canal takeover and Colombia’s settlement program to develop a vast uninhabited area of 240000 square miles.
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