Simple S That Wanders Across Two Art Alves
A brief note describes two artworks by Alves, asking about the meaning behind the pieces and whether they relate to a common theme or method.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1967
Page
3
A brief note describes two artworks by Alves, asking about the meaning behind the pieces and whether they relate to a common theme or method.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local items list and stalled project with mentions of names and dates. The readable portions hint at a civic effort or event tied to a place and community figures, awaiting clarification or completion.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention letters to a Dr Neroe with an inter element. no clear event, date, or full names are readable.
Rev H Louis Hewitt presents Lenten meditations at Spartansburg Elgin and McCray churches. He urges Christians to await the second coming with a blessed hope and belief in Christ’s promised return. The sermon reiterates prophecy and the church’s anticipation of meeting the Lord in glory.
Harrisburg NEDCO Inc of North East was among 14 dairies cited last month by the Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission for alleged delinquent payments to milk producers. Action on the payment issue is pending. NEDCO processes and sells dairy products and is owned by the same corporation that owns Sanitary Farms Dairy in Erie, though it operates as an independent entity.
Penelec gives a framed Edison portrait to Corry area schools superintendent Ray E. Elsen as part of National Electric Week. E. A. Zarger notes over 240 schools in 33 counties receive portraits. the brush stroke reproduction honors Edison and highlights electricity’s role in progress and daily life. Navy donates submarine to National Museum of Transport in East St. Louis, docking on the Mississippi River.
Mrs. Marie Detrick and her children Connie and Danny Detrick freed a doe trapped with hindquarters on one side and front on the other along a rural Kane road three miles east. The deer sprang away unharmed after the lift, as game officials warn of danger from injured deer hooves.
A late afternoon blaze in Falconer New York destroyed the second floor apartment of Mrs Ida Frink and her nine children aged three to fifteen. Firefighters from Falconer volunteer department contained the fire to one room but complete cause was under investigation.
About 150 parents and teachers crowded the Erie School Directors meeting to demand answers on school building conditions and alleged political influence in appointments. East High faculty praised after walkout. Viola Andrews named principal of East High's senior division. A 1670-signature petition backed the state education association claims of neglect and overcrowding, and public indignation.
Parents urge clarity on which students may carry lunches to school prompting a board study. The Citizens Council for Better Living claims policy denial violated rules and seeks lunches for all students living within a half mile. Board president Woloszyn defends past practice noting lunches allowed in bad weather and for certain grade-distance rules. The board will explain policy at a future meeting with council members.
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