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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1957
Page
4
A printed excerpt from The Rude Awakening From A Brave New World is featured, quoting a television network executive noting Americans spend 42 hours weekly on TV. It critiques TV as a distraction while communism expands, urging vigilance and intellectual effort.
Mrs Léon Cable attended a toy party at Mrs Norman’s home on Oaknwood. Lawrence Risley and family visited their daughter. Thanksgiving services at Evangelical Brethren Church. Bell Gale residents attended the first basketball game of the season in Panama. George Gibbs and family from Ashville attended church. Rachel Chapman of Westfield vacationing in Florida. former member of the BUB Church.
Anna Swanson 74 a Ludlow resident for 50 years died while attending church Sunday evening at Ludlow Covenant Mission Church She was born in Tidoute and moved to Ludlow by 1908 Her husband Adolph Swanson died in 1932 Funeral services set for 2 o clock tomorrow at Covenant Mission Church with Rev Philip Lavine officiating Burial at Gibbs Hill Cemetery Friends may call at Cummings Funeral Home.
The speaker urges disengagement from mass media and bravado about the Communist threat. He laments passive spectatorship and calls for action to resist manipulation by allies and neutrals, referencing Ulysses and Aldous Huxley to warn against pleasures of screens.
Erie detectives and New York State Police investigate the death of 11 year old Kamppi who fell from a cliff near Route 5 Ripley. Shoup and three girls were questioned as authorities pursue possible charges related to a burglary and the incident at Hud and Pegs Tavern.
Meadvill e man Sam A. McMillan, 67, pleaded guilty in Crawford County Court to driving while intoxicated. He will remain free on weekdays but must serve 10 weekends in jail from Friday 4:80 p.m. to Monday 6:30 a.m., starting immediately. He told the judge he drinks only on weekends and cited family hardship if jailed longer.
In 1937 pending campaigns and events unfold with notes on Roosevelt s remarks at a press briefing and public notices. The report references bus schedules, Red Cross roll call extension, Kiwanis gathering, and local holiday activities amid scattered wartime era details.
Erie records its 15th 1967 traffic death Frank Stablein aged 78 died at St. Vincent’s Hospital from injuries suffered Friday night when struck by a car. Coroner orders autopsy. Police report driver Nim Shirley Brea 33 did not see him in time.
The author urges readers to become Santa's helpers by restoring worn toys like bikes, trains, wagons, and scooters with fresh paint. This economical act brightens Christmas morning for children and embodies holiday spirit.
Telecast lineup for WBEN Buffalo Channel 4 with programs from 5:00 p.m. to late night. Includes news, weather, game shows, variety shows, soap operas, and sports including The $64,000 Question Dec 30 December Bride and local theatre features.
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