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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1961
Page
1
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Readable fragments describe a house interior with items such as chairs, a walnut chamber bed, a rope iron tea set, and a horse hide bed. Some measurements and room references appear unclear, suggesting a partially legible inventory or catalog note from a home setting.
Partial OCR excerpt lists furniture tools fixtures fan plants and household goods. Mentions 317 ton 1961 service and various items including dinette Philco kitchen equipment and a platform fairing. Likely a sale or estate catalog with scattered numbers and client notes.
Miss Sharon Minor endorses Corry’s official Centennial book now being sold citywide by Explorer Scouts. Centennial Two invested thousands. Corry Journal forgoes a separate centennial edition to push the 31.25 book. Proceeds go to Centennial Me. profits to Mead Park Museum via the Mead Park Association.
In Ciudad Trujillo clashes erupted as supporters of Rafael Trujillo attacked the Dominican Popular Movement headquarters. They wrecked furniture and set the building on fire during a period of expansion of political activity by Balaguer’s regime successors. The confrontation followed the first anti-government demonstration in 41 years.
Community wide religious dedication service tomorrow at 7 45 pm at WL Howard J. Sheen Athletic Field to celebrate Corry s 109th year with Rev Paul F Bauer presiding Organist Keppel Tiffany will open with a hymn followed by worship by Rev Bauer A 200 voice choir from city churches will sing as Rev Robert J DeBoer offers invocation Rev William Seitz reads scripture Rev Walter Gilldand offers evening prayer Rev Paul Bowlby leads offering and dedication prayer Rev H Ray Harris introduces speaker Dr James Eelman who will discuss Gods Place in Our Community Closing hymn and benediction by Rev Doeherty
Amid reports of stalled progress in East West talks observers note Moscow accuses Washington of justifying the arms race while Washington urges Moscow to join with Britain and the United States in halting nuclear weapons tests under international controls.
A man held his 9 year old stepson hostage in a rural area after issuing a 72 hour ultimatum for his wife to return. State Police from multiple barracks surrounded the scene as officers tried to negotiate. The suspect, Harry W Kent, threatened to kill the boy if his wife did not come back within the deadline. Kent had earlier forced Mrs Necker to accompany him from her sister’s home near the Hudson River, then separated from her in a wooded area before restraining the boy. Police monitored broadcasts as the standoff continued awaiting resolution.
Week End Centennial Schedule outlines a Saturday program with Parade featuring 22 divisions 60 Moats and 52 marching units along a Raymond avenue to Center Pleasant and William route with floats at Corry Area High School after parade. A drill competition at Howard J Sheen Field offers cash prizes at 10 pm and a Centennial Ball with Johnnile Marlin's orchestra and a Centennial Queen crowning by State Senator William Sealer. All Day Pun festival in City Park. Sunday events include Ply-In Breakfast at Lawrence Airport with public invited, afternoon boating and skydiving activities, and a citywide religious dedication with 200 voices choir involving all Corry churches at Howard J Sheenfield Citywide.
The Corry parade list outlines divisions and units in the annual event. It names commanders and groups including American Legion Post 365, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 261, Corry Area High School Band, and local city and Centennial officials. Diverse marching units such as the Little League team, cordoned color guards, and the Rainbowettes appear along with divisional chiefs and honor guests.
Four soldiers died and fifteen were injured when a lightning bolt struck during a sudden summer thunderstorm at a remote rifle range on Fort Benning military reservation in Georgia. Victims identified as Melvin White Jr., James Whitaker, Billy Casebell, and Donald Dinardo. Hospitalized personnel reported being treated for injuries as crews searched for shelter and provided first aid. Continued on Page Three.
Ancient garb and chinny whiskers drew crowds as Corry judges included Randell Micray and Laie Sprenvig. Winners included Whisker and others with entries ranging from sideburns to full beards.
This afternoon's Centennial Parade will receive elven full photo coverage by The Corty Journal with pictures to appear in Monday's Journal. Additional copies may be reserved at your newsstand. One Tuesday supplies will be available at The Journal. All next week Journal coverage will be concentrated in the 100th birthday party.
President Kennedy met with three top advisers in Hyannis Port to discuss the Berlin trouble. Officials described urgent consultations as Western powers sought a united approach amid mounting crisis and possible talks with German leaders. The meeting followed a summit outline and preparations for further diplomacy.
An investigation targets the Corry Yonmeronapes Co foam plant after two fires. Plant manager Lee Brodwich cites polythene and polyurethane foam as ignition sources. Officials assess damage and inspect the site for further causes and safety measures.
A reminiscence from Corry around the turn of the century recalls childhood cures, camp adventures, and community life. The author, Bill Hines, links local memory to his later Firestone career while detailing friendships, games, and the town’s social fabric.
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