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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
9
Fragmented listing shows items for sale including tractor valve lifter tire parts and steel cables. Also mentions electric and gas equipment, buckets, bins, doors, furniture, and bulk hardware pieces. Sale seems tied to a Nort on NY area event with various miscellaneous hardware and household items.
A fragmented auction advertisement lists items including an aerator GE fry pan sewing room suite and various household goods. It notes an early 2:30 p m start and lists items such as a radio table chairs and tools plus cattle including several red cows calves and heifers with dates suggesting upcoming sale in August or January and an owner selling with an auctioneer contact 5-7102.
A brief listing announces a sale of farm equipment and 100 bales of red Penoyer manure, including a sy rubber sed wagon delivery trailer and a hay fork. The notice lists contact at Laurene Penoyer with phone number 423-2iz7-29c.
Reports discuss Alan B Shepard like moments during powered ascent and orbit tests, including weightlessness, gravity reentry, and slow descent as rockets adjust speed. NYC hurricane researchers study taming tropical storms with sea surface and atmospheric interventions, including experiments and theoretical options.
A garbled market circular promises large earnings to the right person and seeks an engraver familiar with faces of notable figures. The ad gives a police contact and claims authorities are not actively pursuing the engraving job.
KY CAPAC Galsby runs an outdoor self-serve fishing gear stand where customers pay after choosing items. He says money is rarely short and winners sometimes joke about revenge when caught pinching items. Sgt. Larl Roberts quips about the pay setup and customers choosing to settle up.
Nancy Carroll, glamorous Hollywood star of the golden era, opened in The Marriage Go Round at Peninsula Playhouse in Erie last Tuesday and will run through Sunday in July. Fresh from an engagement at the Royal Po meian na Theatre Palm Beach Florida, she starts a summer guest appearance tour on the Straw Fat circuit, announced by Playhouse Director L Newell Tarrant. Erie Playhouse invites both children and adults to enroll in the Student Theatre All course by writing to the Erie Playhouse.
Antiquing describes glazing and aging methods to give furniture a worn look. It covers glaze types, colors, homemade mixes, application, wiping, and protective coats. A safety note tips at end discuss tamale wrapping and a drought alert for northern China wheat crops.
Jim Saxon, founder of a machining firm that grew from eight thousand to three million dollars, plans to enroll in Presbyterian ministry training. His wife Susan and family will join him as he leaves the business to pursue the ministry path.
The article reports that a Catholic may marry a Communist if a bishop grants permission. The bishop would approve only if the Catholic faith remains intact and the children are raised Catholic. The piece notes the approval is contingent on solemn evidence and cites the publication’s Q and A feature.
The fragmented OCR text shows a Senate scene in a Capitol pressroom with a stray question about a mining committee meeting. A reporter mentions a robin 307 and a senior senator notes a men s room shop line as a likely garbled quote without clear context or coherent events.
Hollywood highlights recount James Cagney boast about fighting prowess from youth. He claims never to have fired a shot in anger and to have avoided fistfights since age 17. The piece describes a street altercation and his reaction to ending it quickly with a punch.
A United Nations proposal aims to tie job allocations at the UN to population size, favoring more developed nations and potentially disadvantaging smaller or less affluent states. The plan, drawn by a high level committee, faces criticism from the Soviet bloc and other nonmember states over equity and representation.
A veteran actor known for work with Gene M. Cohan Academy Award winner is making headlines in Germany for a bold return to the screen in Billy Wilder's new project. He reflects on long Hollywood career, personal life, and recent stage gestures.
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