Corry Evening Journal masthead and notices
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1955
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal publishes standard masthead details and advertising terms. Includes publisher and staff roles, AP news rights, postal classification, subscription rates, and advertising deadlines.
Sorely Needed Council considers John Blatt request to supply utility services for a new Corry housing project. The plan aims to create a major, centralized development to attract residents and satisfy industrial demand, financed privately, with city aid deemed crucial to reduce investment risk.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry notes Blaine Kincaid re elected solicitor for the Corry School District and Mrs. E. C. Barnes as new Board of Education president naming committee heads. John Patterson to lead the finance committee. City canvass seeks $5,000 to support proposed airport project amid $50,000 work relief and $23,000 material costs. Also mentions George Matios preparing to open billiard parlors near Root Furniture on South Center Street. 40 years ago recalls December 6 1915 when only one city theatre operated on Sunday and the Library Theatre showed moving pictures. Henry Maddocks left for an east trip. Corry Lodge of Elks Lodge of Sorrow held and memorial address given. Retired man Harley Kinney Crane, 83, former Cincinnati garment maker, dies in Sarasota.
A garbled quiz lists seven questions about national events and figures. It references Chima Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission, federal housing finance, 1952 Democratic convention, U S death tolls, Civil War era rivalries, betting in horse tracks, and the Plimsoll Line affecting maritime and sovereignty rules.
Police halted four youths after vandals toppled more than 50 monuments at Pine Hill Cemetery. Damages estimated at 10,000 to 15,000 dollars. One youth to face Children's Court. others to be arraigned. Authorities reported the incident Sunday afternoon.
Rev Elmer A Ortner presents a Christmas meditation series titled Nothing Is Impossible. Luke 1 34 38 themes highlight the Holy Ghost power and the virgin birth, urging readers to let God into personal life and society to bring peace, justice, and transformation.
The Corry Ministerial Association appointed Rev. J Leon Maneval to form a council with one minister and one lay rep from each church. Revs Paul Bayer George Myers and R R Merriman named to the committee. The group aims to meet quarterly to address spiritual and moral needs of the community.
Hollywood comedian Buster Keaton aged 60 lies in critical condition in a veterans hospital. He has been hospitalized since Saturday after a gastrointestinal hemorrhage, which doctors say has been stopped, though he remains in a coma. The hospital notes the episode followed his trip to California in May with color slides he took.
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