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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1955
Page
4
A Christmas reflection piece quotes Henry Van Dyke on giving without expectation and sowing seeds of happiness. The essay emphasizes the spirit of Christmastime as a communal act of generosity toward others.
Charles B. Shu man head of the American Farm Bureau Federation calls to remove price support levels from party platforms at the 37th annual Chicago convention. He warns high fixed supports harm farmers and could depress incomes while surpluses grow, urging flexible pricing instead.
Yesterday's memories recall a sharp cold snap with temperatures near 10 above and over a foot of snow. Local sports saw Corry High's pacers beat McKean High 39 to 17, while a chimney fire on Spring Street was quickly extinguished.
Brice Kenyon, owner of the feed firm, estimated his loss at 15000 dollars. Spokesmen for the carpenters union, owners of the building, said their loss was about 10000 dollars. The text reflects on Christmas wonder and a search for the Child after a dawn in David's city.
A one story brick building housing a feed store and Local 689 of the Carpenters Union was wrecked by a blaze in Dunkirk last night. Firefighters battled for four hours in 14 degree weather before flames were brought under control. The cause was not yet determined.
A quiz asking seven questions on demographics education wealth East vs West TV ownership road surfacing rural trends and notable figures. It includes inquiries about Ivy League costs versus women’s colleges, aristocratic titles, a US general’s ethnicity, Russia currency value for Americans, and the IA A chief.
Mrs Loretta Giarriato, 70, filed a $25000 damage suit against house painter Stanley Gonsler, 53, claiming he painted her arms green when she criticized his work on her garage.
SPARTANSBURG the merged Sparta school board says funds on hand will pay operating costs through February. Richard L. Witmer notes a storm door shelter will be built for gym doors. Rex Stall chairs the supply committee with Tyle Stranshin Dwight King as members. Mrs Fermie Sayre also a member.
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