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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1960
Page
2
Townville Lions Club contributes 400 toward the Townville High School band and Randolph-East Mead band for the Blossom Festival at Niagara Falls on May 14. About 160 students and chaperones plan travel, with the combined bands serving as the honor unit.
At Corry Memorial Hospital eight physicians were unavailable in an emergency. Admitted were Mrs. Richard McCray of 359 Marlon Street, Mrs. Eugene Felver of 48 East Frederick Street, Mrs. George Stewart of Center walte, Amby Allen of 216 Mend Avenue, Marie’s son Amby, and several others including Mrs. Robert Ishauip of Bent Lake Lake and a 17 month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keppel. Discharged include Nancy Thompson of Columbus and Mrs. Hazel Brockman of 320 East Main Street among others. A five to six year old Erie boy, who slipped or jumped into the bay, was rescued by Coast Guard personnel and treated at Hamot Hospital.
The North Central District of the Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers will convene at Kane Area Joint Junior High School on Saturday for its annual Spring conference. Delegations from ten PTA councils in nine counties are expected with more than 200 educators and visitors anticipated.
In The Journal readers debate two front page items. A proposal by some to shield local businesses from outside competition faces opposition. Another plan suggests an outside firm soliciting funds to bring blighters to Corry. The note cites local talent and urges building up the town rather than tearing it down. The Cony trend Industrial Development group weighed a local campaign but rejected it due to time and fundraising expertise.
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