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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1962
Page
4
Editorial salutes 158 Corry Chamber of Commerce members including business places industries and individuals who reaffirm faith in progress by their membership. It notes a working chamber admired by many and critical voices in minority and urges patronizing member businesses as a tangible expression of support.
Reporters recall the perilous moment when contact with Scott Carpenter's capsule was lost and a rescue attempt failed. The nation faces a surge of heroic imagery as past space pioneers Shepard Grissom Gleiwert and Carpenter are cited, with the public awaiting the next American astronaut.
Pretoria AP reports Professor Alberti Geyser, a 44 year old Dutch Reformed Church scholar, was charged with contempt after interpreting a Philippians verse in a way critics said diminished Christ’s divinity. The case sparked wide attention as opponents argued the reading undermines theology while supporters cite academic inquiry amid religious tensions.
George Sokolsky notes Miss Vivien Kellems as a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Connecticut to succeed Prescott Bush. He highlights her pro small business stance, anti withholding tax stand, and desire to represent the “forgotten man” while detailing her career and views on taxes, acquisitions, and corporate restraint.
The column laments that as school terms end, children face stresses from report cards and discipline. It recalls personal memories of parental expectations, fears, and disappointments, noting how adults often dismiss youths dreams and anxieties while urging maturity.
A local man seen teaching his wife how to ride a motorcycle amid a chaotic scene, a Spring Creek Army man promoted to lieutenant colonel at Munich, Europe, and a long list of varied local notes. Kathleen Boutwell of Mead Avenue awaits her turn, while James Hammond hands over Democratic chair duties. A lightning strike hits a silo as residents battle the blaze with help from Columbus fire crews. Astronaut Scott Carpenter’s splashdown referenced, and postal parking and office area debates surface amid rumors of a blacktop project and phony advertising in a chaotic newspaper page.
Local residents receive military and academic updates. Lee W Williams, husband of Dinho Whitams, set for commission as lieutenant in the United States Army Quartermaster Corps. Saintees Aquilino, son of Mrs N Aquilino, has been accepted for medical studies at the University of Pittsburgh Medical School. Thomas Allison, son of Mr and Mrs H R Allison, serves aboard USS Quillback. sub participated in amphibious maneuvers at Camp Lejeune. Stephen Troy-Rasey, son of Mr and Mrs W L Rasey, to receive BS in Health Education from Slippery Rock State College. General Telephone Erie division installs its 100000th phone. Corry part of 300000 Pennsylvania total. Allan Bennett to receive BS at State University College. Navy service noted. Deer season outlook adjusts, 1000 fewer permits due to winter malnutrition and browse cutting. Police adopt new straw hats. Mayor Zalmeck receives one. Postscript mentions Wellsi returning to Corry and working at Nichols Grocery. Hi Daley, CAHS senior, plans to study scientific journalism at Penn State.
Twenty years ago May events note Condon Francey stepping toward French surrender as Italy seeks concessions. Postmaster Sullivan adds auxiliary route for new Haven opening. Keppel Tiffany earns B.S. in music at Mansfield. Civilian Defense funds from salvage go to air raid wardens and equipment. Forty years ago, Brokenstraw Park opens for picnics with boats and meals at park home run by Gary Bennett. Lyle Saxton injured by a toppled steel door on a train. home brew rules explained. Carmen Hill and Ty Crandall win with their clubs. GOP county chair race teases Waterhouse bid with required votes anticipated in Erie.
James Keppel Jr. in Sugar Grove noted for pages revealing wage and tax data. City pension fund contributions top $85,000 with city and patrolmen funding. Debates over street widths and winter plowing linger as property owners press for four feet. Country Club members clash over expansion plans tied to pool and clubhouse work. Presbyterian Church to acquire Nichols home on North Center Street for a new parsonage.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff positions including Publisher George R. Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Allen Hasbrouck Advertising Manager Jol McLaughlin and Production Manager G. T. Bergman with AP news rights and circulation details. It notes display advertising rates and mail subscription prices and deadlines for publication.
Edward A Kerr of Titusville escaped with a forehead scratch after a one car wreck on Route 8 near Cross Creek Country Club. Police said his compact car rolled after 540 feet off the road, crossed Med way, rolled again 100 feet into a swamp, shearing a road sign and billboard, gasoline tank ripped off. Kerr was treated for a facial laceration and released. Investigators continue the mishap probe.
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