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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1961
Page
4
The notice outlines exclusive AP news rights for Gary Pa papers, with subscription and delivery rates by mail and carrier. It mentions advertising rate inquiries and deadlines, and notes post office entry and territorial restrictions. The text preserves older newspaper boilerplate about pricing and distribution details.
A local resident seized a brief spell of good weather to push back against the cold. The head photo shows Howard "Pop" Sheen operating a snow plow as midwinter weather prompts action near Corty Aves High School.
The YMCA calendar for the week of June 5 lists a Monday meeting with Area Ministerial Association at Mead Park at 7 30 PM and a Wednesday appearance by Brothers of the Brush known as Beatnick Bandits.
The notice lists a Friday reception and Saturday events labeled as a centennial queen candidates pageant with a teen dance and church attendance noted, indicating community celebrations spanning Friday afternoon and Saturday evening.
Yesterday's Memories recalls corry events from June 3 1941. Lon Gebriig known as the Iron Horse and long time New York Yankees first baseman dies at his Bronx home after a prolonged illness. Also notes West South Hatch street water main extension fight, Imperial hotel remodel bid, and a police complaint about boys throwing missiles from a fire escape at Heiman Jewelry Store on North Center Street.
Forty years ago nine members of the Allegheny College Alumnae dined at the Bluebird including Dr and Mrs Biliott and Mr Brown of Meadville Florence Miller Mildred Tillotson Genevieve Scott Leon Lindsley N R Dickson and Law 1waive Colegrove of Corry NR Dickson reports the May mean temperature 87 45 and killing frosts on the 16th and 16th Wallace Wellman president of the Carry Iligh Alumni Association announced this morning that the alumni reunion will be held Tune 10 at the State Armory The committee on China fame the relief will meet this evening at the Cuy Building Johnny Sullivan hurled the leasers to victory over the Federals yesterday 9 to 5.
Joseph J. Oleoks Jr. of Taylor and four other convicts escaped Rockview State Correctional Institution in Bellefonte, with searches underway by State Police and guards. The 21-year-old inmate reportedly walked away from a work detail near the prison dikes, serving a 2-5 year sentence imposed last April by a Lackawanna County jury.
The Elko Mig and Hi Engineering Co of Unlop city convince Wattsburg residents of a new era as Elko will employ about 20 people in metal stampings fabricating welding and spray painting. Led by James Leslie the project is a boost to the village and local economy.
Six Corry public school teachers Lydia Kaptelina Miriam Lloyd Antoinette Barress Ruth Dahlstrand Betty Watson and Mary Lewie join 14 county members in the Delta Kappa Gamma society Alpha Omega chapter Watson to serve as recording secretary and Kupteina elected parliamentary. The item notes a local tax dispute over one percent income tax for farmers and recalls hospital patient events involving Flor ence Walters and the Donald Walter family. Alumni dinner reservations for Corry High School nearing 475 attendees with closing on June Tilt. A funeral memory period recalls Morris Chapin and Mervyn Nust, local merchants on Center Street.
In Seoul the United States signed agreements to provide two million dollars in aid to South Korea for continuing education and public works. The ceremony formally endorsed the aid package and its intended uses.
A Friday night blaze at Joy Manufacturing Co. No. 3 plant in AnKLIN Pa. destroyed frame buildings and an office, with heat cracking windows across the street. Fire officials estimate losses between 2 and 4 million dollars, noting the plant employed about 100 and produced coal mining cutters. Fire originated in a neat-treat furnace and caused extensive damage across a city block.
James A. Roe mer is named president of Sharon Steel Corp succeeding Alfred M. Tredwell Jr who resigned. The leadership change follows a period of organizational transition at the New York based steel maker.
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