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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion a true hero would be a statesman who stands in Congress and says no to wasteful spending. He would insist on value for every dollar, reject pork and lobbyist gifts, and serve one term with honesty. Such a man would love country, reject petty politics, and sacrifice comfort for justice. If such men exist, we would seek one, though danger of the task looms.
Corry Pa residents ask about building permits and city rules. The city engineer explains that permits are needed for enlarging or reducing usable floor space and outlines dump and landfill rules. No Name Street name origin is traced to an 1888 ordinance and council records.
Fragmentary OCR reads rough garbled lines about postage rates and publication details. It appears to reference a Corry Pennsylvania newspaper with prices per copy and per year, but the readable content is incomplete and inconsistent.
Paul Harvey discusses a Chicago O Hare delay caused by a ground crewman and a supervisor quarrel. He argues modern speedups and unions erode productivity, noting millions of potential man days lost daily. He cites experiments showing complex tasks raise output and suggests reintroducing challenge to boost engagement. He laments diminished pride in craftsmanship and warns against hollow pursuit of higher pay over responsibility.
Lorin Blakeslee of Corry RD 1 is chosen for the 4H Club Congress leadership council to meet June 19 to 22 at Pennsylvania State University. He is one of two Erie County honorees, with a record from Concord 4H Club as president and reporter, now a junior dairy and handyman leader. Nearby notes report council observer reps from the Central Labor Council of Corry and plans to move the ancient cannon to Mead Park’s historical museum, amid mixed local reaction. Also highlighted are two graduates magna cum laude from college programs, Patrick Bachomer of Corry and Frederick Dahlstrand of St Bonaventure University.
Corry’s June 10, 1947 retrospective reports resignations of two teachers Mrs Lois Kuzman and Miss Ann Wolford accepted by the Board of Education with a replacement for Wolford. Local fishing highlight John Chillock returns with a 22 inch trout, and Peterson Brothers plan expansion in prefab cottage building. Reports on St Edward's School picnic, dean’s list, Navy officer promotion, Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority expansion, and local industrial development activity accompany community briefs from Mead Park to Erie Extension.
Mrs Salisbury Pond of class 1874 attended the Corry High School alumni event at CHS. Clare Linen dell won the Virgil G Curtis Memorial Fund. Arthur Schwab to serve as president next year. Five top athletes from Corry SHS were graduating, with Charley Butters Milton Zalzneck William Murray Porter Auer and Bruce Smith leaving sports squads.
Hal Boyle’s Americana columns collect wry quips and snippets from everyday life in New York. The items range from aviation fantasies and film talk to stock tips, arson rumors, SBA guarantees, and amiable barbs about fashion, manners, and small town manners. The tone stays lightly satirical and observational, capturing midcentury urban patter.
On this June 10, several historical markers are cited including the 1896 U S Marines invasion of Cuba at the Spanish American War, the 1610 landing of Dutch settlers on Manhattan Island, the 1892 Republican convention nominating Benjamin Harrison, and a 1940 Axis declaration of war on France and Britain. An 1650s misprint notes Eisenhower receiving the Order of Victory from the Soviet Union.
The column explains bursitis as inflammation of a nearby bursa, notes it can be acute or chronic, and describes common forms and misdiagnoses. It covers causes, diagnosis hints like uric acid tests and calcium deposits on X rays, and outlines treatments including rest, slings, heat vs cold, aspirin or safer substitutes, injections, radiation, ultrasound, and surgery as a last resort.
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