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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1961
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details including staff roles and office addresses, with Associated Press rights noted. It provides subscription rates, carrier and mail options, and display advertising deadlines.
Oregon farmers formed the Molalla River District Improvement Co and refused a $188000 federal fix. They rented a bulldozer, carved a new channel, and spent about $1500, arguing a local effort beats federal delays. Similar a Columbus dam plan has lingered for years with a $65000 price tag, prompting sportsmen to consider volunteer action to complete the project.
Galen L Danner a 35 year old of R D 4 Erie was slightly injured when he lost control of his truck three miles north of Wattsburg on the berm State Police Corry Barracks said the vehicle owned by his father L W Danner of R D 3 Corry went off the pavement in attempting to return it to the road.
Marlow notes Kennedy era cabinet members rarely speak for themselves, with G. Williams and McNamara cited for talkativeness and gaps. Rusk maintains low profile while Kennedy leads foreign policy, Goldberg active on labor issues. The piece portrays a one-man cabinet showing, as Kennedy drives the agenda.
Roderick Manson Jr. petitions Judge Elmer L. Hyans to move imprisoned pregnant woman Mrs Manson from Erie County Jail to Hamot Hospital arguing better care is available there. He cites medical society aid in Lockport and a local social group offering home and food if freed on bond. The couple awaits sentence after a January 6 guilty plea.
Yesterday memories recall a wage contract collapse that triggered a strike at Carry Jamestown Manufacturing Company as about 170 employees walked out at 2 PM. Sixteen scouts gathered at Mario's Tea Room for a ten week training wrap up dinner with guest Assistant Executive George Sins of Ere. Awards were given for principals of Scot leadership to a list of named individuals. In sports, the Tulsa American five beat the Clymer Flying Dutchmen 30 to 19 at St Edwards, led by D Lundy with 15 and Gilbert Vanderschaaff with eight.
The Universalist Free Church property in Columbus was sold to a Polish group who plan remodeling and future church use. A oil discovery at Jacob Glatz farm southwest of Dr J W Campbell yielded a promising showing. Corry Heights basketball lost 39 to 21 to Chautauqua, after a second loss of the week. A special meeting for Corry Country Club supporters is set in Munterpil Building assembly room tomorrow evening.
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee presses a bill to place professional boxing with interstate ties under a federal boxing commissioner from the Justice Department. The measure would license fighters managers promoters and matchmakers for three years amid uncertain administration support.
An afternoon surprise birthday party honored Mrs Thompson at home hosted by her son in law and Hauphier Tom Smith Sr and Mrs O Manwaring. Attendees included Mrs Mario Manwarine of Titusville and Mr and Mrs Duane Jules. The event followed a birthday gathering for Mrs Merle Crow hosted by WW with Clyde Manwaring and Sailly and Max Manwaring in attendance. The Panama team beat Buffalo in a Pan American basketball time AL Buffalo Saturday.
The community bulletin lists officers elected by the Women’s Society of World Service at Bear Lake Evangelical Brethren Church. A farewell party honored Ernest Skiner headed for U S armed forces. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Arthur McGraw of Warren with the New house family, Mrs Jack McCoy of Columbus visiting Mr and Mrs Paul Smith, and Mrs Ethel Bond and Miss Edith Hawkins from Jamestown at Bear Lake. An Easter bonnet ad closes the column with a cheerful classified nudge.
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