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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1960
Page
4
The Kane Republican urges attention to water safety in the drowning season. It notes drownings stem from carelessness and lack of supervision, especially around youths, and calls for enforcing simple rules and proper supervision to prevent tragedies. The piece emphasizes learning safety practices until they become second nature.
Senator Holland of Florida warns that a strong farm plank would drive Southern voters from the party. President Grattan of the National Farmers Union urges a wartime style program to raise prices and incomes, backing price supports and crop controls. Patton favors a return to postwar farm policies, contrasting with the Eisenhower plan for lower supports and fewer controls.
Hal Boyle notes gout affects about one in a hundred Americans and has shaped history through figures like Christopher Columbus William Pitt and Benjamin Franklin. The article recalls ancient and medical context, cites Lockie and Cooper of Buffalo, and argues gout can be managed by medicine and diet while remaining a source of social stigma for the Laughing.
Corryites favor the recent federal tax boosts on cigarettes gasoline and liquor while President Roosevelt and James A Farley kept secret his third term intentions. Russ Cassett pitched twice for Corry as the Western House of David were held to two hits in a thrilling Aero Field victory with Corry scoring the tying and winning runs.
L. W. Olds, president of the Corry Motor Club, cautions motorists that Warren is reachable only via Sugar Grove and Jamestown best by Sugar Grove and Busti, with many detours if other routes are used. A private garage burglary on East Pleasant street saw tools and car parts stolen. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Northrup have returned from Chautauqua, N. Y., after enjoying a six-piece symphony orchestra.
Dr. Hugh H. Bennett, 79, longtime leader of the U.S. Bureau of Soils and later chief of the Soil Conservation Service, died yesterday in Burlington N C. He joined the bureau in 1903 and rose to top leadership, shaping decades of soil health policy.
President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower arrived in Newport Rhode Island for a month long vacation at the seaside resort. They started with a round of golf at the Newport Country Club playing from 445 p.m. to dusk with George Allen Howard Cushing and Jimmie Farrell. A mid round switch brought James C. Hagerty to the ninth hole as secretary. Crowds of about 5000 welcomed them at Quonset Point headed by Gov. Christopher Del Sesto.
Woodrow Philip Williams, 22, of Garner North Carolina, fined $35 and costs in City Court for driving with improper equipment. An officer said a passenger held six cans of brake fluid to pour into the master cylinder to create braking pressure when needed.
Mexico backs Cuba in a regional show of solidarity while the PRI led Congress signals support. Officials in Mexico City expected to seek U S guidance on policy as sugar trade interests tilt toward preserving access. Mexico’s 1960 sugar exports to the United States run around 62 thousand tons annually after Eisenhower cut Cuba’s quota to 700 thousand tons.
Landscaping and all kinds of tree service offered by Tony Tomassoni Nursery at 23 South South Street Warren Fn. Wholesale and retail of shrubs evergreens Rhode trees. Phone Wandolph 3 382.
A compact listing of services for several faith groups in Corey. Salvation Army led by Capt. and Mrs. Richard Bush hosts multiple services through Sunday and weekday meetings. First Methodist Church under Rev. George A. Myers schedules Sunday worship and youth events, plus midweek prayer and fellowship. Nazarene Church led by Rev. Paul Bowlby lists morning worship, young people, evangelistic service, missionary meeting, and choir. Christ Scientist Church on East Columbus Avenue promotes a Sunday science healing program, Sunday church service on Sacrament, and a Wednesday testimony meeting with a reading room hours posted.
The essay urges people to look beyond immediate needs and cultivate hope for tomorrow. It argues faith in a better future drives willpower and progress, especially through church involvement guiding society toward Divine Providence and renewed purpose.
In Columbus Pennsylvania Sunrise and worship times listed for Sunday and Monday union service with speaker Dr Cleon Swarts. St Thomas the Apostle Church schedules Masses weekday holy days and weekend services. Local business and funeral home listings include Ajax Iron Works Bracken Funeral Home Crystal Coal Co Fogle Lumber Co St George Funeral Home Heberlein Motor Sales Bennink Insurance Model Dairy Hammond Elevator Aero Supply Mfg Co Corry Instrument Co and Cooperative Association Inc.
A dense listing of Corry area church services and events. Includes CORRY ASSEMBLY OF GOD at 15 East Main Street with multiple services and groups, NORTH CLYMER EUE CHURCH, EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL on Smith and Center Streets, EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH on 921 North Center Street, CUTTING WHEELOCK CONGREGATIONS with Wheelock Church, BEAR LAKE EUB CHURCH, WAYNE VALLEY EUB Route 89, THE FINDLEY LAKE Sherman Road Findley Lake. Entries cover worship times, Sunday School, youth and adult fellowships, prayer meetings, and special services.
Elmer Armes, minister, leads Sunday worship at 10:00 a m with Sunday school at 14:00. Morning Worship is at 7:45 p m followed by PF. Prayer Hour is Wednesday at 8 p m.
The notice lists weekly services for First Baptist Church West Pleasant Street Second Avenue led by Rev. Robert J. DeBoer and Rev. Cyr Krone with multiple worship times, Sunday School, youth meetings, and prayer sessions. It also covers Catholic Mass times at West Pleasant Street, Cornerstone West Pleasant, St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church, Seventh Day Adventist on North Center Street, Clmyer Hill Reformed, Christian and Missionary Alliance on East Washington Street, and Missionary activities with Rev. Frank Ross plus radio broadcasts over WOTH.
Beaverdam Mennonite R D 3 Getty hosts Rev Richard Hostetler with 10:00 p m Sunday School 9 a m Worship Service 1 p m The Mennonite Hour plus Christian Life Builder program 1 Builder program Thursday 8 00 p m Mid Week Service clerical noting incomplete schedule text
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