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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
4
The Corry Journal page shows staffing details and printer notes with Associated Press rights. It includes advertising rates, office locations, and scattered remnants of unrelated articles and ad copy across the page.
The legible parts describe a jumble of words about a market scene or street names and items like wine, meat, and beds. The text appears as corrupted OCR with no clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals.
A Warren man is reported in serious condition at Montour Falls Hospital after his car left a curve near Watkins Glen and overturned Saturday night. The crash, about 9 p.m., injured Bradley A. Wills and disrupted travel as the vehicle struck a tree on the road. Also Saturday evening near Ca fe Take N Y, five girls were hurt when their car failed to negotiate a curve, struck a tree, and all were taken to hospital. the occupants were Ruby Gross 18, Deayn Getolu 17, Surin Lyle, and two others.
Four people were rescued when a small boat capsized on Chautauqua Lake near Jamestown. The Mayville sheriff's department assisted as bystanders helped pull occupants from the water. A 16 year old girl and three others were identified among those saved.
William Simmons 70, of Dayton Ohio, a World War I hospital corps veteran and late resident of the Soldiers and Sailors Home, died Friday morning at Brown Memorial Veterans Hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Corry, son of Andrew J and Margret Jackson Simmons, retired 18 years ago, moved to Dayton, survived by a son Howard B Simmons of Evie, five grandchildren, sister Miss Mae B Simmons, brother Albert B Simmons. Services at BurtonPanera home 10th and Cherry then at 2:30 PM tomorrow, Lake Side Cemetery afterward.
New York AP reports CBS showcases a daily 60 minute radio block combining Amos n Andy, Andy Griffith, Burns and Allen, and Bob and Ray with Ed Murrow style news. The lineup aims to appeal to radio listeners amid a TV heavy era while Godfrey scales back TV and Person to Person.
A miscellany of observations on daily life and culture including average phone time by men and women, platypus and spiny anteater trivia, 1954 book sales, book colors, acting voices, speech rate, home burglary rates, operatic fitness, milk consumption on Sundays, relationships, and population of New City trees.
Hal Boyle surveys odd facts from 600000 Americans abroad to owl eye movement limits and dishwashing habits. He notes Japan’s postwar talismans as well as a playful remark on gum consumption and a lion tiger mating anecdote in a light Americana tone.
Bernard Papst 24 of Stowe Township fell from a barge and drowned in the Ohio River Saturday night at the Seen Goke and Chemical Co dock on Neville Island.
Yesterdays memories recount Corry events including Tony Galento near defeat and still eager to fight Louis. Corry School District finances improve, avoiding retrenchments. Erie County fire companies plan a monthly meeting. Washington School district gains a new entrance after board approval. A Pittsfied resident survives a truck collision with a railroad engine near Titusville. Willard Cox reviews six months of Kiwanis club work at a Corry luncheon.
Carolyn Buchanan, 2, was admitted to St. Vincent Hospital after being run over by the front wheels of a car in the driveway of her home. The crash occurred at 7:35 p.m. when her grandfather Thomas Nims drove up, and she suffered possible internal injuries as aides treated her in the emergency room.
Readable fragments describe a local event labeled farek and hono with late evening timing. The text hints at a ceremony or observance but lacks clear names, places, or dates to specify details.
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