Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists pricing and distribution details including by mail rates, carrier prices, and display advertising deadlines. The notice cites editors and publishers, AP republication rights, and post office registration with care about advertising deadlines and territory.
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Corry Evening
South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
George Sample
National Advertising Representative
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Park Avenue
Detroit
Post
Debate on School Jointures in an Era of Consolidation
A Titusville opinion piece argues for and against school jointures driven by education department pressure. It cites William Feather on eight years of high school failures in language, calls for curriculum overhaul focused on fundamentals, and questions expanding fancy courses at the expense of core skills like reading writing and arithmetic.
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Titusville
Heri
Department of Education
Herrisburg
William Feather
Feather
Lineman Killed Near Altoona While Working Pole
A utility worker William J. Schultz 28 of Tyrone was killed near Altoona yesterday when a live wire struck him as he labored on utility poles. The incident occurred in Altoona area where emergency crews responded to the scene. Authorities said the man died from injuries sustained at the pole site and investigation is ongoing.
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Altoona
William J. Schultz
Tyone
Altootit
How Smart Are You Quiz from Classified Page
A question booklet asks about Frances Perkins resignation, Zodiac signs, Australian ballot origin, telegraph first message, and trivia on words, minerals, sobriquets, salt water ice, prurient meaning, and the world’s finest water expanse, inviting readers to check answers on the Classified Page.
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Frances Perkins
U. S.A
New Trial Requested in Damage Action in Erie
Ally Gerald Weber seeks a new trial in a case dismissed by an April Civil Court jury. Albertine Den nick Eric sued Donat Schweier Eric’s wife Louis 8, victim of a pedestrian car crash at Buffalo and Elm streets on January 5, 1952. Weber argues Schweier’s testimony as the lone driver witness was improperly admitted and cites Pennsylvania rulings to question competency of such testimony.
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Erie
Permite
Ally
Gerald Weber
Weber
Albertine Dennick
Eric
Donat Schweier
Dennick
Louis
Buffalo
Elm Streets
Pennsylvania
Schweier
Twenty Years Ago Events From Journal Files June 21 1933
A Corry man was injured in a collision with a milk truck near Edinboro early this morning. Miss Virginia Ball suffered a hip injury and minor lacerations in the accident in which Miss Jane Mulhuer drove the car. The retiring Rev William Hall and his wife were honored at a farewell party by St Pan's Lutheran, closing nearly a quarter century of pastorship. A fire alarm summoned the department to C G Mack’s home on West Wayne street but no fire was found. Charles Kinley and Roy Rickerson returned with a 14 pound muskellunge caught at Findley Lake in under five minutes. Corry’s delegation to the A C Quarterly conference at Rootville Pa on June 16 won the banner for largest attendance, a title previously held by Rootville for 10 years. John Boryk, Advent Christian pastor.
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Edinboro
Virginia Ball
Raymond Avenue
Jane Mulheir
Cite
William Hall
St Pan's Lutheran
C.G. Mack
West Wayne Street
Charles Kinley
Roy Rickerson
Findley
Corry
A. C
Rootville
Mission Ladies of
Rootville Society
John Boryk
Advent Christian
Voice of the People on Spartanburg Baptist church dispute
A letter-writer defends local church autonomy in the Spartansboro dispute, arguing Baptist procedure follows Matthew 18 and requires a church vote. The piece cites the pastor deacon clash and urges private settlement but supports presenting the matter to the local congregation.
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Spartanshoro
Spartansburg
Council Dodges Sewers Showdown in Erie City
Erie city council dodged a confrontation over the Sewer Authority issue after two legal opinions upheld the proposed $10,000 city loan to the Authority for operations. The decision avoided a public clash in Spartansburg as clergy and parishioners navigate internal church differences privately.
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ERIE
Conncil
Spartansburg
Christ
Spartans Bu
City battles over sewer project funding and authority
The council stalls a final vote on sewer plans as a transfer of 2000 dollars for payments on sewer rental bills faces delay amid technical hurdles. A proposed 8 million dollar sewage facilities expansion prompts renewed debate whether the city should lead or delegate to the preapproved Authority. The payment method tied to sewer rentals remains disputed as ministers signal no decision yet, though a majority supports the Authority and rental approach.
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Gospellmen
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King's Men
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Ifohriien
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