Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
A damaged OCR passage references price values and personnel with scattered terms including nurses MW Seer and numbers. The readable content is incomplete and lacks cohesive context for a clear event or notice.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1966
Page
3
A damaged OCR passage references price values and personnel with scattered terms including nurses MW Seer and numbers. The readable content is incomplete and lacks cohesive context for a clear event or notice.
The readable portion hints at historical dating or archival references. No clear event or person is identifiable. This item reads as a damaged OCR fragment with insufficient context for a named headline or concrete summary.
Ambiguous notes indicate a discussion about a sale of a restricted fund involving two institutions and a potential price per unit. Details on timing, beneficiaries, and exact terms remain unclear amid fragmented text.
Leon G. Cable of Bear Lake has retired after 45 years as a rural mail carrier. He began duties in Spring Creek on February 14, 1921 at 19, later transferred to Bear Lake in 1934 with a 38 mile route. He rode two horses in winter, drove and walked when roads were poor, never had an accident, and covered 47.1 miles daily at retirement. He married Frances E. Strong on October 1, 1930 and they have three children: Norman Faust, Leon G. Jr., and Douglas L.
The Johns Hopkins hospital reports about 10 percent of 100 applications for sex change procedures from women, with transformation surgeries available. Transsexuals seek gender realignment due to deep-seated gender identity, and an estimated 2,000 have undergone such operations, including Christine Jorgensen who became prominent after a 1952 Copenhagen procedure. Experts say Hopkins stance may open path for the procedure in other U.S. hospitals.
Leon G Cable received a United States Postal Department commendation for long service as a rural mail carrier. The presentation occurred yesterday during ceremonies in Bear Lake, with Journal photographer Johnston documenting the event.
State University of New York at Binghamton anthropologist Allan D. Coult urged fellow scholars to take hallucinatory drugs for psychedelic field trips to better understand mythology and culture. He said the unconscious underpins cultural forms and warned of dangers while relating journeys to myths and gods.
Publication details for the Corry Evening Journal include staff names, addresses, and advertising information. It lists publisher Geords Braeeral Mang leton, production manager Allan losbrouetc, and staff such as Jees Preston Forentan and Ge Bergman. It notes Associated Press rights and mail rates, with deadlines and carrier pricing.
A 17 year old was taken into custody in Youngstown after a shooting at a high school dance left two other 17 year olds injured. Richard Hill, in critical condition with a head wound, and Stephen Moselyo, treated for a cheek wound, were victims. The incident occurred in the East High parking lot during a disturbance.
The weekend saw many residents visiting friends and relatives in Holland Michigan Clarence Center New York and Ohio with trips to Nassau and a John Deere show in New York City. Naomi Esther and Ruth circles met at local homes with program talks and music. A Veterans Day tureen dinner was held at the Legion hall with slides from Thailand. A crash on Pittsburghs South Side killed two and injured a third.
The Lohrs of Boswell Pennsylvania show a spacious Route 1 ranch home using electric heat and appliances with a monthly bill of 29.17 dollars and an annual cost far lower than fuel and power. Penelec offers up to 350 dollars trade-in for switching to electric heat before November 30.
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