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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1968
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a probate or will proceeding involving Spitzer and a Reverend figure connected to the city. Details are unclear. the text hints at an impending will or estate action with local officials or witnesses.
A dense calendar lists YMCA activities for the Corry area from Monday to Saturday with classes, swim times, and youth programs. It also notes the Chautauqua School of Music at Chautauqua Institution under Dr Evan Whallon, detailing expansion, scholarships, and new offerings including a Sonata Repertoire Class and a Choral Workshop with Mil Iard Taylor Muriel Kilby and Paul J Christiansen, plus contact for free illustrated booklets. A Maine political anecdote mentions Republican chairman Cyril Joly suggesting potato vodka as a solution to surplus. The item ends with Shop Your Corry Sor es.
A letter to the editor argues that poor road conditions force workers to risk damage to their cars and seek repairs. The writer urges paving Schramling Road and cleaning ditches to prevent mud, potholes, and drainage problems, noting recurring costs from road neglect and debris.
Rev Walter J Thoms leads a Lenten meditation from Luke 23 34 at Columbus Community Church urging forgiveness over grudges. He contrasts Christ's mercy with human wrath, urging believers to forgive enemies and turn wrongs into healing through forgiveness.
Lincoln libraries offered overdue books without fines during a three day free period. Among 614 returns was a volume titled Backgammon and Draughts overdue since February 1922, highlighting the old English term for checkers.
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