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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1957
Page
3
A discussion of TV viewing habits and jokes about viewers tuning in to Benny and Adams and Eve. Mentions CBS Sunday night Benny showcase and a planned German Vision event in Philadelphia with a St Patrick’s party as part of a society program.
A garbled passage discusses a speaker's urge to imitate a performer on television and a tendency to habitually follow, while noting the program is hard to digest after a late meal. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or identifiable figures.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Phillips of Lakewood called on Mrs Marie Cornish and Ivan Ayling. Ernest Wellman of Jamestown visited Cora Cook who is a Sunday afternoon guest. Mr and Mrs Robert Rein of Jamestown attended church and were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs L Radcliff. Flora Morton studying at Edinburg state Teachers College spent weekend home. Mr and Mrs Gordon White and son Daryl were dinner guests of her parents Mr and Mrs J C Manwarine.
The Bear Lake Sunday School Council met at the home of Mr and Mrs Loren Radcliff Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Roger Trisket and sons Edward and John of Panama traveled to the event with Mrs Hiram Beckerink and daughters Sonya and Trudy of Clymer.
Roy Blake faces a $435 bill for federal excise taxes on transportation of property by rail road motor water or air after moving his garage in Wheat Ridge. The garage was lifted on wheels and dragged to a new position in the backyard.
U S officials briefed after a Sumncil session on handling tensions between Israel and Egypt. Abba Eban conveyed a message from Israel. Herter and officials pressed Israel to avoid actions that could trigger a Gaza crisis.
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