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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1955
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising rates and deadlines, noting display ad deadline at 9 a m prior publication. It also reports on HR7225 social security provisions for continuing disability payments after age 18 and mentions the death of Mrs Habyn Alien Mager in East Wayside Street.
A fragmented notice from a local paper highlights scattered items on travel, community events, and brief mentions of people and places. The readable lines point to routine updates without a single clear main event.
A sprawling OCR read cites civil actions, fire events, and community updates from nearby towns. Highlights mention a Brookville farm accident, Len Necker’s dog prize, enforcement on streets, potential water level changes at a lake, and a referee option for a property owners dispute.
Statisticians from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company warn that summer sees the highest accident toll in the year due to outdoor recreation travel and sports. Drownings exceed 6,000 yearly with many deaths in water transport. cautions include swimming ability, accompanying boat use, and avoiding overexertion.
Street signs in Manhattan will switch to a black and yellow scheme to improve visibility. Lettering increases to six inches wide with finer type, and signs will be positioned to project over the roadway for direct line of sight. Visibility is expected to reach 300 feet by day and 260 feet at night, a threefold improvement over current markers.
Blyth newspaper item notes Tyne will foriee the ticket agent of Hele Railroad in August 17. Mr Rowe's retirement ends a long career in company service. Also referenced are city officials and a fatal Sanicle trip, with a quiz on current events on Classified page.
Union City livestock sale notes prices for cattle and calves listed by category. Sows, beef cows, beef heifers, bulls and lambs show varied weights and percentages with buyers and consignors noted among the sale items.
A fragmented dining guide entry describes Jansen's Dairy Store with open hours and menu items, Phoenix Worths casual dining with breakfast and dinners, and several local inns and restaurants offering catering, banquets, lodging, and specials. It lists Colonel Drake Hotel and other eateries with various hours and offerings.
A day at the museum offers five days of week with one minute per exhibit. It would take two and a half years to see all displays. Company A members attend York for the guardsmen annual gathering, a first in years for many who served in World War I. City officials avert near disaster as a crossing gate failed to lower, train approaching. Robert Grindrod of GLF cited for 15 years service with the farmers cooperative. Rev J Ledn Mane visits Lincoln Caverns near Huntingdon. Clay sners worry over lipa orders for next Tu lip Festival. The old Titusville steamer in today's parade dates back to 1866, upgraded 1901, with a gauge max 160 pounds.
Services for Henry Leroy Taylor 65 of 416 East Pleasant Street were held at 2 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home officiated by Lt Walter Crouch of the Corry Salvation Army Citadel. He drowned in Brokenstraw Creek Tuesday while trying to save a 13 year old child. Burial followed at Spring Creek Cemetery with Elmer Huffman Cecil Huffman Earl Henry Howard Barber Walter Kinney and Clarence Proper as pallbearers. Attendees included the Barber Taylor and Lederbiing families from Erie Jamestown Detroit and Youngsville.
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