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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1961
Page
4
The fragment shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead details and ads for billing and staff roles with scattered advertising agency references. It lists George R. Sample as Publisher and Allan Hasbrouck as General Manager, plus various printing and advertising line items and postal rates.
Fragmented calendar notes outline YMCA activities with days of the week and time blocks. Mentions of British tilesday and Prishay events appear unclear. The text references upcoming sessions and a focus on the printed word as a theme.
A fragmented wartime dispatch reports a national commander stating the United States will engage Russia within the year. The text references military plans and provincial offices, with indecipherable names and garbled phrases complicating full interpretation.
Corry notes recount events from 20 years past including local incidents consulted with Moscow and Ukraine conflicts, arrests by Patrolman Harley Puckir, and social activities such as the Golden Rule Club annual dinner at Wayne Valley.
Fragmentary text wrongfully references multiple individuals and locations. Core facts are unreadable due to garbled OCR, preventing a coherent summary or identifiable event,人物, or date. Unable to determine a proper news item from the supplied excerpt.
The tavern will relocate to the former Lobian building on North Center Street to gain space and ease downtown vacancy. The change follows ongoing storefront renovations and benefits from city beautification efforts led by the Chamber of Commerce. Officials note potential minor impacts on nearby retailers during the transition while the relocation promises improved traffic and a lighter downtown profile.
In Corry July events include Miss Marion Sullivan staying as North Center street office manager and Mrs Marjorie Knoll of Columbus planning to open the Silver Bell doll hospital on Schramline road. Dusty city files name Pine and Elm as nearby streets. The piece mentions a past suicide in Western Penitentiary and notes about oldest residents, school time hours, and centennial parade plans and Mead Park.
A Jacksonville suburb game at Hyde Park was halted as hail stones struck the field and umpires ruled the ball unplayable. Players struggled to distinguish the ball from the hail, ending play prematurely.
Hermyn B Wolf, 98, of Valeneis, was in Butler Com Correctional Institution today on embezzlement charges. A former bookkeeper for HP Kernihan and Son, Inc., he is accused of stealing about $5,000 from the firm. He pleaded innocent at a reading before a judge amid the case proceedings.
Titusville reports the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction and the Department of Labor and Industry have targeted Rome Township schools as unsafe and unsanitary. Investigations cite poor water supply, substandard facilities, and lack of proper exits. Orders demand fire safety upgrades and health compliance within 60 days, with further action pending.
Two trucks crashed north of here on Route 62 yesterday morning, causing an estimated $30,000 in damage. One driver was injured, and both vehicles left the roadway into the embankment after being drawn by the soft shoulder. The first truck driven by Donald E. Hamm of Climax Pa. sustained about $20,000 damage en route from New Bethlehem to Buffalo. The second truck, a coal truck, driven by Robert Hinkins of Port Colborne Ont., was en route from Luetta to here when it left the road after a wheel dropped off the pavement. The driver was reportedly not injured.
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