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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1961
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and offices in Corry Pennsylvania with publishers and managers named. It includes advertising agents and multiple national reps and notes AP exclusive rights to local news dispatches. It provides mailing and carrier rates, display ad deadlines, and restricted territory terms.
A new juvenile license statute tightens rules for under eighteen drivers, restricting late night operation, mandating parental accompaniment after hours, and enabling suspension of a minor’s license for motor code violations. State Police Commissioner Martney endorses the measure as a key step to reduce traffic casualties and curb youth misbehavior behind the wheel.
The U S Supreme Court reaffirmed prior rulings upholding Sunday Blue Laws as constitutional. Pennsylvania bans sale of clothing furniture home goods appliances tools hardware paints jewelry watches silverware recordings luggage toys but excludes novelties and souvenirs. Motor vehicles and trailers may not be sold Sunday. first offense fines 100 dollars, subsequent offenses up to 200 dollars or imprisonment, with each sale a separate offense.
A rambling Corry column surveys town concerns from December budgets and ad salesmen to city hall debates. It cites a possible yearend budget balance of 631 dollars, warns of a December strain, highlights new street signs to Cory Memorial Hospital and Corry Area High School, and notes state police, naval veterans, and local clubs amid a patchwork of civic items and warnings on peddlers and fluoridation.
Mrs. Ins Henry, 10, died at St Francis General Hospital after being struck by a car in front of her Law Tenenceville area home in Pittsburgh. Police are investigating the accident and motorists are cooperating with witnesses.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ronald Whitney on November 4. The Whitneys have no other children. John Proctor, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Rexford Proctor, is on the sick list. Mrs Julian Buesini is with the fu. Mrs Lee White and Mrs Bes sap Buesink attended the funeral of Amos Buesink on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mildred P Sherman, 63, Radcliffe College dean of college relations, died Thursday in Cambridge Massachusetts. Her career at Radcliffe spanned decades shaping student outreach and campus programs. Memorial services are pending with Radcliffe College officials noting her leadership and dedication.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls Togo's visit to Washington and Japan's stance on alliance obligations. A tire theft on West Main is noted, plus a Kailey avenue improvement petition by L T Berliner. The Corry Rod and Gun Club rifle team wins its NW Pennsylvania league debut as Art Knapp leads with 241 and George Patterson scores 240.
V and Philips has purchased the equipment and stock of the James H Wright jewelry store and has leased the north half of the present location Franke Jones will oversee remodeling A fire occurred in the Phoenix Hotel basement caused by an overheated furnace Harry Davis of Citizens Bank in temporary hotel quarters spotted the blaze Mrs George Stanford hosted a birthday party for Ruth with ten guests present yesterday
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