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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1960
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR notes from 1933 mention a corporate entity with unclear name and context. Readable items indicate references to a corporation and possible regional terms. Limited legible details prevent precise reconstruction of events or roles.
Fragmentary note references a 1960 night event in Erie with Penny Fike and Com. The remaining readable details are sparse and do not reveal a clear incident, date, or outcome.
Educators review a 12 month college term allowing graduation in three years. Shippensburg already opts in with four other colleges weighing it. The four quarter system would end terms in November February May and August with summer term optional. Enrollment would drop to three or four courses per term and class periods extend to 7 minutes.
Harrisburg reports a 46 percent year over year rise in muskellunge stocking by the Pennsylvania Fish Commission. Albert M. Day, the executive director, announced 19,904 fingerling muskellunge were released across 31 water areas. Releases, overseen by Dewey Sorenson, ranged from 100 at Middle Creek Dam to 2,069 at Pymatuning Sanctuary as the commission tests the species for potential natural reproduction beyond its limited natural range in the upper Allegheny and Lake Erie watersheds.
Herbert B Engon Jr. received a commission as second lieutenant and was given gold bars once worn by his father Brig. Gen H B Engon. The elder Engon serves as Ohio National Guard officer and director of natural resources.
Public legal Q A column answers reader questions on wills heirs and employment law. Topics include stepchild inheritance without adoption, whether a person can be compelled to work in hazardous jobs, executor duties for real estate sales, and ante nuptial agreements to protect children. Advice emphasizes consulting a lawyer and summarizes relevant Pennsylvania law and industry rules.
Dick Wolff, a noted outdoors expert, warns that anyone can get lost in wilderness but offers practical guidance. He stresses carrying a compass, waterproof matches, and a map, and explains using rivers or highways to navigate back to civilization. If lost, he advises staying put, signaling, and building a small fire to aid rescue.
Sunday dinner guests gathered from close and extended circles including Miss Gertrude Planning of Panama Mr and Mrs J Manwaring Mr and Mrs K Hartford and family Mr and Mrs Charles Manwaring of Jamestown NY and Mrs David Lindaurst of Frewsburg visited their parents, Mr and Mrs Merrit Smith and family. Miss Joyce Smith of Evie spent a weekend at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Smith. The funeral services for Mrs Lenora Quintt were held at the Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev Burkett Smith officiating. Rev Bruce Price of Geneva visited his mother Mrs Lucille Price last Tuesday. Mrs Oville Mapson Sr is confined to her bed at the home of her daughter Mrs Rex Jones in Sugar Grove. Mr and Mrs J Mannarine visited Mr and Mrs Iver Hawkins of Fluvanna recently. Denies Atom Storage. OTTAWA Prime Minister Diefenbaker denied emphatically today that any atomic weapons have been or are in storage in Canada.
Readable text shows county accident data with figures on deaths and injuries. It notes total annual fatalities and disabled cases, total costs estimated at 13 billion nationally, with county share around 15.76 million, and comparisons to state and national rates.
A weary man struggles with a crowded street parking space as Tony Mibmiovich and associates discuss civic matters. The tired man insists he is fine, while Tony questions his comfort and legal rights, sending him home in a cab after a brief exchange.
The National Chamber said unions at Warren APB Cape Canaveral Moses Lake Layson APB and other Air Force missile bases struck sparking 95 total days idle across several sites. Base names include Warren APB Vandor APB Cape Canaveral and Offurt APB with man-days idle totaling 6 317 plus 80 nin days for Cape Canaveral Phi. The report lists bases and idle days and notes similar actions at other missile facilities.
Oceanographers at the University of Washington will deploy a telemeter buoy on the Cobb Seamount off the Washington coast to transmit data on salinity temperature and velocity. funded by a 207100 grant from the National Science Foundation major responsibility lies with researcher Robert G Paquette. The buoy will be tested in Puget Sound and the Straits of Juan de Fuca before final installation.
President Eisenhower disclosed in Gettysburg that his farm in Gettysburg will be his permanent home after his presidency. He mentioned the Gettsyburg plan while at the Gettysburg Presbyterian Church, with Rev Robert A MacAskill confirming the remark. Additional details listed include military bases and their locations, reflecting a list attached to the report.
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