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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
4
The Corry Journal local lines list staff positions headed by Gen eral Manager George Sample and Advertising Manager William Chinicu vio. It notes Associated Press affiliation and post office registration details. Subscription rates and advertising deadlines are provided, with display ad rates by inquiry.
Dr. Fred V. Hein warns organized sports like Little League may exclude less skilled children yet acknowledges the program’s broad appeal for tens of thousands of youths. He favors a universal program for all abilities. Separately, U S Senators push Canada ties with joint committees to study mutual issues and closer cooperation anticipated over the next two decades.
TV columnist Cynthia Lowry recounts how the game Ghost used on Top Dollar has become a televised headache as contestants risk large sums. Mia Rhode Montorsi dominated the 11 weeks with a system that lets the second player influence outcomes, prompting rule tweaks and protests during the June 21 show.
Jamestown, N Y. Vala Forsyth, 49, was released on $100 bail and set for trial July 8 in City Court on a cruelty to animals charge. She pleaded not guilty after arrest on a warrant from the Chautauqua County Humane Society president. SPCA officer Mary Reynolds said five dogs were shut in the trunk of an automobile at Forsyth's home from Thursday night until Friday afternoon. one dog died and the rest were weak when released.
Mrs Delma Steadman of Union City died at her home yesterday age 89 She was a member of Union City Methodist Church She is survived by a daughter Mrs Everett Farris Clinton Md two sons Harold Steadman Wayne Pa and Warren Steadman Newfane N Y and two grandchildren Her husband William Steadman preceded her in death Friends may call at Glenn Memorial Home Union City and services will be held Saturday at 2 pm with Rev Dwight Jack officiating and interment Loomis Cemetery R D Union City
A Sparta man was injured when a crane and a light work truck detached from a train and crashed along the railroad right of way near the hill as Police Chief Harold A. Land watched the speeding equipment tumble down the track. Wettach described the crane as about 500 feet ahead of the car before the men jumped and the crane overtook the motor car.
Supermarkets and grocers promote Fourth of July cooking with hams frying chickens and turkeys. Specials include ground beef cold cuts and spare ribs as prices edge up on lamb and pork. Eggs rise marginally while fruit and vegetables show strong bargain levels with lettuce endive cabbage and peppers among standout buys. Oberlin professor Harry W. Holmes dies at 79 after long career in chemistry. A freight collision near a station injures no one. locomotive largely undamaged.
Britain wakes to a tiddlywinks craze as Cambridge headlines a world title run and Oxford rivalries stir plans. Prince Philip jokes about a winking finger while Goons invite Cambridge to join, and Parliament contemplates a lawmakers team amid growing calls for a world convention.
Tax bills totaling over 300000 were mailed to Keane Borough taxpayers. The new bills show an increase of 449 bills from last year. School district and county millage rose while borough rate stayed, totaling 704 mills. Per capita borough tax remains 5 dollars and schools 10 dollars as last year.
Union City officials and contractor W L Dunn reached an agreement on the O Dell street and Fourth avenue paving project ending a dispute that caused about 20000 in highway aid to be withheld. The deal requires concrete curbing repairs drainage additions sidewalk work and crack filling before full payment is issued.
Fragmented OCR yields a marriage rite at a residence on ar Ave involving individuals named Sunn Davits, Mrs J Lake, Rev D Center, and others. Readable fragments indicate a solemn ceremony with local clergy and attendees, but many names and details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR describes a wedding party with mentions of bridesmaids groomsman and Pearl in a gown. The garb includes taffeta and stephanotis. Missing full names and details prevent a complete reconstruction of participants, venue, and date.
Assorted foods including Heinz ketchup and fruit water items feature in a market display. Frying skins are mentioned among the listed products, indicating varied grocery offerings.
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