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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1967
Page
2
An editorial condemns empty patriotic gestures and calls for genuine national unity. It contrasts the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence with modern celebrations, urging Americans to honor the flag and public life through meaningful action, not lip service.
OCI has by Dave John answers residents on dust bow repairs and future widening of Center street north of Columbus. Officials outline annexation plans around a new municipal golf course, noting fire protection lighting sewers and refuse disposal differences between city and township and the impact on taxes and services.
Warren editor reports Conewango Navy ducks afloat as Warren Times Mirror and Observer chief tours for replacements. Corry area items include Kiwanis events in Houston, academic honors at Broome Tech and Penn scholarships, local gym activity, housing code debates, a city official’s job worry, and safety tips.
The narrator recalls famous dream houses by Nordhoff and Hall, Don Blanding, and William Gillette, praising how builders poured care into each stone. He notes Gillette’s fortresslike Connecticut home, later sold to Connecticut for preservation, and reflects on emotional ties to such structures amid decay and vandalism. He ends by listing a few local names and a postal delay incident prompting public outreach.
Hal Boyle suggests humorous tests to tell sex at a glance in social settings. The column items identify feminine or masculine behavior by voice, reactions, handling of infants, gambling, and reading this column, noting men crave learning while women feel they know it all.
Workmen from Meyer Brothers Construction Company of Erie start raising manhole covers on North and South Center streets in preparation for a full resurfacing project planned within three weeks. The item also notes 1947 fishing season opening in New York and Pennsylvania with J Hubert Heerlein catching a 45 inch 23 pound muskellunge at Findley Lake.
Newborn allergies to eggs cereals and cow milk have challenged substitutes. Early detection of hip dislocation speeds treatment with surgery traction or splints. Atropine offers an antidote to some pesticide poisoning, and a plant derived cereal substitute Pot shows promise for allergic infants. Early screening at camps aids parent substitutes. consult your doctor for personal issues.
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