Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Details Summary
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising rates and deadlines. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatches, with pricing by mail and carrier options and annual subscription details.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1961
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising rates and deadlines. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatches, with pricing by mail and carrier options and annual subscription details.
In Corry the crossings are blamed for bone jarring journeys as trains pass. Residents say the city and railroads avoid costly lawsuits by delaying fixes while travelers suffer shaky, unsafe crossings.
This week’s Brothers of the Brush campaigns boosted student mass care efforts at Cory Arta High School with a Friday and Saturday exercise and a Monday blood donation at the VFW. The drive sparked friendly rivalry among local chapters as Corry marks its centennial, with possible cross group competitions proposed among Kiwanis, Granges, Rotary, and the College Women.
A tax sale committee recommends to the City Council a five acre plot near Buffalo for $1,000 to build a parochial school. The plan envisions using the site with adjacent diocese land to attract students from James town and nearby areas.
The piece argues the United States must offer more than democracy to win foreign nations against communism, stressing economic opportunity and welfare. It cites global army coups and poverty in Italy Egypt Turkey Sudan and elsewhere, noting Kennedy’s calls to aid and grow non Communist economies as a path to stability.
Panislin Senango County reports a stream pollution loss affecting East Sandy Creek Cranberry Township. Northwest Region fish manager William E Daugherty says mid season stocking will not occur after his May 1 inspection from Van to Mays Mills Bridge. Electro fishing found only three creek chubs and a shiner at Moys Mills Bridge with no trout visible despite April stocking.
Corry mourns the sudden death of Stalley B Miller owner of Miller News and Sports Store after a heart attack this morning on Wright street. Meanwhile Sciota road improvement toward Corry and Clymer begins to take shape with a new curve planned. Female sharpshooters close season as Lois Huth leads with top individual averages across four departments.
Clarence Shoop heads to Straight for a fishing trip. Annie Laurie leaves for Evie to take a superintendent post with the Visiting Nurses Association. Lelia Wolford and Ralph Blakeslee win the DAR essay contest. Lathrop and Gates shine in a firefighters match beating Columbus 9 to 2. Milon Brown speaks to the League of Women Voters tonight. Bertha Brown directs the musical Miss Hob While to be staged June 7 and 8.
A New York humor piece questions farm finance through a string of dialogue jokes about growing corn soybeans and bank lending. It playfully contrasts farmers longing for modern tools with old fashions, while teasing legislators and rural life and ending on a note of ongoing curiosity about farm life.
Hal Boyle notes a church social tonight and mentions a town bakery cake plan. The exchange shows casual home tasks and a busy doctor declining country weekend calls, reflecting midcentury rural life and informal priorities.
The fragment mentions illness suggesting a hospital visit, a Greenville supermarket raising prices again, and reflections on farming and drought. It ends with a prompt to check the Classifieds for Who's Moving, implying a social notice or relocation item in the section.
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