Corry Journal Advertising and Publication Details
Corry Journal shows staff roles and multiple city offices for The Associated Press. It lists circulation rates by mail and by currier with deadlines for display ads and legal notices as of the period, indicating pricing and service frequencies for readers and advertisers.
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Corry Journal
Corry
Evening Journal
Pilisher
George R. Sample
Willian Chirteuwo
AP Niews
Post Ofice
Corty
Mai
Currier
Bible in School Controversy Spurs Reading Protests
A letter to the editor argues that Christian bible readings in public schools should be voluntary and not mandatory, claiming the policy violates constitutional rights by forcing non Christian students to hear religious doctrine. The author decries the trend toward secular exclusion and defends Jefferson era educational enrichment through Bible study.
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Bony
Steno Une
United States
Bear Lake area social notes and family gatherings
Community notices list residents and guests in Bear Lake region. Names include Mr and Mrs Aliaur Avie Columbo, Mrs Maude Cornish, Mr and Mrs Bala Miller, and families from Thy Kultz mest school. Events mention a birthday event by EUB Youth Fellowship and a planned gathering for Thursday and Friday evenings with local families attending.
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Sean Bare
Ipat
Wgwlie Coencen
Ana
Muzehall
Awehter
Pleastivid
Aliaur Avie
Manwaring
Thy Kultz
Teledu
Bala Miller
Byiletiedd
Felawihigy
Greatest American debated by Piet Robert Post and Hal Boyle
The New York Times Book Review cites multiple figures such as George Washington Thomas Jefferson Abraham Lincoln and Ralph Waldo Emerson as contenders for Greatest American. Franklin, called by Boyle in Hal Boyle's Americana, is praised for his vast range of achievements and lasting influence on science and society.
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New York
Elie Quin
Janeuus
Community Notes From Rochester and Surrounding Areas
Messy OCR recounts visits and gatherings in Rochester and nearby towns. Clymer Legrers move to former Donald Moeris home with spouse Vincent. Dewey Scott of Seeieille visits relatives Floyd Arnink and Mary Lines. Several women attend a workshop at First Reformed Church Rochester. Families split between Myendre and Chi curo. multiple visits to relatives noted. A birthday surprise for Florence Armin, Canasta and lunch shared.
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George Teyiers
Ivan Lesters
Gilbert Tim
First Reformed
Rochester
N.Y
Unit
Francis Drake
Charles McCunn
LeorgeCunn
Myendre
John Leglers
Gurmelins
Prs
Curis
Chicuro
Weir
Ronald Moris
Ken
Lind Kearns
Peecy Quereveld
Gail Bensink
Diane Gexom
Susan McCullough
Kathy Guerreveld
Jane Fardink
Ann Ne Reo Beckerak
Mary Lou Hutton
Area Youth Admits Auto Theft Spree
Edward vin Dembowski confessed to stealing ten cars over ten months after a two day police probe. Recovered vehicles included models from Dunkirk Liverpool and Buffalo with one from Dun kirk. He admitted taking part in three thefts and was arrested after a high speed chase ending in a crash. he had no prior record.
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Smese
Veyeur-de Dehkirk
Poller
Edward Vin Dembowski
Dunkirk
Liver Crook Wind
Buffalo
Dun=kirk
Sir Dembowski
Demibowski
Po- Tce
Heers
Rites Held For Gerald M. Hayes in Clymer
Gerald M Hayes of Clymer died November 1 at Corry Memorial Hospital. Rites were held at Spitzer Funeral Home with Rev Tyan N Schreve officiating. Burial was in Holland Cemetery. Bearers were Elwin Cady Jerome Tenbuckle Walter Buesink Norman Jude Walter Olaway and Arthur Neckers. Attending from away included several Hayes relatives and friends from North East Corry Fredonia Girard and Beaverdam.
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Harbor Week
Paul Ray
Girard
Charlie Swan
Forest Green
Nobel Kent
Beaverdam
Snd
Lena Kent
Wattsburz
Debbie Reynolds Announces TV Deals and Production Venture
Hollywood highlights report Debbie Reynolds scaling into executive roles with Harman Productions, buying property for Now company, and planning ABC TV specials over three years. She serves as president of her firm and leads Carrie Music Co, also promoting Thalians charity. Reynolds intends artistic freedom, producer hires, and partnerships, with a 10 percent gross deal with Pertberg-Seaton.
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Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
Gurl Tycoon
ABC
Harman Productions
Now Company
Debbie
Eit
Carrie Music Co
Slew
Holly Wood Wettess
Thalians
Young Film Colony
Enterprises
Item
PerTberg-Seaton
Fred Astaire
Art educator dies in Albany at 67
John Garroll, 67, longtime art educator in New York City, died Saturday from a liver ailment in Albany. Turrell, whose paintings hung at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and other major museums, was born in Kansas City, Kansas.
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Albany
N.Y
John Garroll
Art Stu Wnty League
New York City
Turrell
Metropolitan Museum
New York
America
Kansas City
Kan
Infant born with two heads survives in Bristol
Dr. J C Statzer reports the infant son of Emory Heron and wife near Corry alive after amputation of one head shortly after birth on October 17. Police investigate two thefts in 36 hours including a cash register rifling at Esso Filling Station on East Main. Richard H Rossbacher named new president of Corry Kiwanis at hotel Corry dinner.
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Bristol
Tenn
J. C. Statzer
Here
Emory Heron
Esso
East Main Street
Arthur Jackson
Richard H. Rossbacher
Corry
Aviators Escape Serious Injuries In Nearby Landing Attempt
Forty years ago on November 10 1919 aviators treated and deed es caped injuries when their biplane wrecked while attempting to land on the hill north of the city and just west of the Kepple farm. The plane suffered heavy damage as onlookers watched a risky landing. The Brakeshoe property purchase deal closed with local businessmen forming a syndicate to operate the plant as a new zonal industry. East of the city farms owned by Mrs Ora Harper John Bunnell Leon Spencer Orlie Wynn and James Hall were seized by a Pittsburgh concern which plans to sink test wells soon seeking an oil source.
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Treat
Deed
Kepple Far
Ora Harper
John Bunnell
Leon Spencer
Orlie Wynn
James Hall
Pittsburgh
High Court Approves Vote Recount in Rome Township
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled the Crawford County Rome Township beer referendum is subject to a recount. The May primary vote stood 126 to 125 in favor of beer, prompting three residents to seek recourse. A recount to be scheduled after the court issues written order.
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Titusville
State Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Crawford County
Rome
Thorold H. Bement Jr
High
Curtis Bok
Herbert A. Mook
Helen M. Fink
Florence Marie Clark
Florence L. Bauer
Rome Township
Mook
Supreme Court
Civic Leader Edward T. Robbins Dies in Texas
Edward T. Robbins, 57, civic teacher and head of Robbins Stevedore Co., died Sunday after suffering a heart attack while driving in Orange, Texas. Born Al Brewton in Alabama, Robbins led local civic efforts and maritime business activities.
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Orange
Tex
Edward T. Robbins
The
Robbins Stevedore Co
al Brewton
Ala
Holide Precec By St. Lege Fashion the Style Lead
Fragmentary OCR reads like a fashion item note from St. Lege archive. It mentions Holide and style cues, with uncertain names and dates, suggesting a decorative fashion piece or column fragment from a historic page.
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St. “Lege
Alwabe
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