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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
4
The state mandated Corry Union City and Sparta merger aims to streamline administration and reduce costs by consolidating tax collection and directing nine directors for the merged district. Local autonomy remains, with representation by population set to stay constant as the 1966 1967 school year begins.
The 1945 dispatch notes heavy U.S. bombings on Japan with nearly 500 B-29 aircraft in a fourfold attack while Chinese forces retook Foochow for the third time. American infantry seized a key air center in the southern Philippines and disrupted Manila's water supply. Stalin outlined three Polish settlement conditions in London, demanding recognition of the Warsaw provisional government as core to a unified Polish state. Meat shortages threaten London as the week progresses. Three Corry families receive letters from liberated prisoners of war. In 1925 Corry High typed second in the county contest with 49 wpm.
Fragmentary OCR lists an advertising representative company name and address with unclear mailing details and pricing notes. The text mentions a Chicago office and per copy charges but the wording is garbled, providing limited actionable facts.
Jim Bishop recalls a city of memory and danger spanning 35 years. He threads Harlem streets, Bowery blocks, and landmark buildings with vivid scenes of violence, ambition, and resilience, weaving a personal ledger from New York’s crowded past.
Farmers in the Corry area will be asked to supply pertinent information about livestock in a survey starting tomorrow. Cards will be delivered to farm mail boxes on rural routes served by the Corry Post Office. The semi annual survey, conducted by the Post Office and Agriculture Departments, aims to estimate numbers of livestock, production, and crops and informs farmers and the public.
The war rites for A H Goldfinch were held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with Rev Joseph Kanzle mar and Mr A O Riemann officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Justin Butters Lyle Chase Charles Craker Embert Earle T R Sorenson and James Wells. Out of town mourners included Mrs F Wagoner of Youngstown Ohio Mr and Mrs Thomas James of Ravenna Ohio Mr and Mrs Norman Whitney Miss Ruth Skinner of Panama NY Mr and Mrs Grant Brown of Centerville and Rev and Mrs Joseph Kanelenar sang I Need No Mansion Here during the service.
Mrs. Stella May Yeager, 71, collapsed after leaving the voting booth in Reading and died en route to hospital. Coroner Paul D. Good ruled the death natural.
Iva Fralick with 15 votes for inspector of elections led rural returns. In Elgin Borough GOP wins included mayor H Marvin McCray and tax collector Agnes L McCray, Dems Vincent Sexton and others. Spartansburg GOP Oscar Most tops mayor race. Dem Roland Putnam wins. Columbus sees a crowded GOP bid for tax collector led by F Lowe Edwards. Dem Fay Tressler leads for the same office.
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