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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1969
Page
2
In Our Opinion the American New Left and hippies push complete self expression, but the writer argues conformity in the armed forces shows the need to respect others. Freedom ends where another’s nose starts and obscenity should not disturb those who do their own work.
The Pennsylvania Farm Show dominates Harrisburg as lawmakers skip the capital for the agricultural expo. Youth groups from 4 H and Future Farmers of America visit for prizes and displays while manufacturers showcase farming gear. The Farm Show Building faces obsolescence and needs a major update including better cooling and facilities.
On December 23 black students at Swarthmore Brandeis and Pembroke issued non negotiable demands to college presidents mirroring San Francisco State tactics. Samuel Jordan Jr a convicted Molotov cocktail attacker appeared at Swarthmore to spur action as Fainia Davis a senior pledged to push resolutions after graduation. Jordan had been linked to Lancaster threats and faced prior gun arrest and incendiary materials finds.
Muriel Hari a small woman with a bold mind maneuvers men through charm and lies in midtown Manhattan. She crafts trust then uses it to press her own agenda as a husband threatens a violent reveal. The piece centers on Muriel and a wary suitor Perry Lund and ends with a chilling verdict from Perry: she is a born cheat.
Fragmented recap notes January 13 listings include early colonial counts in South Carolina and 19th century figures. Mentions 1864 composer Stephen Fos? died in New York and 1834 Horatio Alger author links. Bellevue Hospital appears.
William E. Dorschel son of Mrs Selma E Dorschel 304 West Church Street serves as secretary treasurer of the Mission Prayer Band at Bob Jones University Greenville South Carolina The 1966 Corry Area High School graduate majors in Bible in the School of Religion The Mission Prayer Band aims to spark missionary zeal on campus with daily prayer meetings Capt Richard Dean named divisional youth secretary for Salvation Army Southwest Ohio Northeast Kentucky division The Dean couple previously led Corry Corps and now head Oil City command The appointment takes effect January 29 and adds duties at Kane Greenville and Pittsburgh Temple.
A 20-16 local court victory was reported as time heat to cop the win on January 13, 1949. The piece notes a community effort to organize foremen and supervisory employees with the Carter of plants in Corry, a Hill Ladies Aid meeting, and election of bands. The event included Mrs Alton para Peterson presiding and ongoing devotionals led by Mrs Harold How.
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