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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1960
Page
4
Local Corry Journal notice lists publishing details and staff roles including general and advertising managers. Offers pricing by mail with yearly and half year options, Carter price, and weekly display ad deadline of 9 am prior to publication.
A 700 to 800 student crowd at Allegheny College disrupted Rev Humbard led proceedings. The college faces criticism for behavior seen as ill mannered and bigoted, with calls for calmer conduct and better student discipline. The incident sparks debate on college values and student conduct.
A wide wire of Corry items covers a city slate of events from schoolyard gossip to police and public safety. Mentions Mike Blair’s college choices, a legislative push against wasteful spending, curfew debates in Titusville, and hospital administration travels. Also notes dairy yields, a new car franchise, a fire department pump upgrade, and student teaching plans at Eisenhower School Indiana PA.
Yesterday's memories recall Corry events from February 27 1940 including political hints from Senator Worth Clark notes on party tactics and a Mayville connection. It mentions Frick auto licenses and a Canada Northwest explorer linked to Mayville 1833 fortunes in fur trade and the MacKenzie homestead at Mayville Central School.
The Rex Theatre hosted the year’s ten standout movies as identified by 600 film critics. Selections include Goodbye My Fancy, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Wuthering Heights, Dark Victory, Love Affair, Ninotchka, Pygmalion, Stagecoach, The Women, and The Wizard of Oz highlighting cinema’s acclaimed year.
Winger and Williams partner T B Williams, long ill at his Frederick street residence, now reported improved. Also noted is the gravely ill child Frances Heerlein Jr., daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Heerlein Jr of Massillon Ohio, who has been severely ill for two weeks with fever.
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