Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists its address on West South Street Corry Pa with staff including Publisher George K Sample General Manager Allur Hasbrouck Advertising Manager Julia McLaugh Min Production Manager Ration and advertising representative Bottinelli Kimmall. The paper charges 15.00 yearly by mail 11.00 for Canada subscriptions and 0.42 per week by carrier with a 9 a m display ad deadline and AP news rights noted.
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Christmas commercial faith and glamour criticized in letters
A reader letter condemns a TV ad promising Christmas enjoyment through money and questions a London shopkeepers association proposal to replace Santa with a glamorous female figure. The writer argues Christmas joy comes from church and spiritual celebration, not shopping sprees, and mocks any gendered Santa substitution. The piece asserts enduring religious roots over commercial marketing and laments modern trends.
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Buffalo man jailed after slugging in Mayville auto
Elmer Verbocy, 42, of Buffalo, held in Chautauqua County jail on first degree assault charges after six Mayville youths alleged he struck a man driving a car a slug. Deputies report the incident followed a reported deer strike that caused damage to the vehicle. A preliminary examination is set for December 2.
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Hunter dies while hunting in Allegheny National Forest
Ed Lowery Warren County coroner reports 74 year old Rochester man J. J. Shephard died of an apparent heart attack during a hunting trip with friends in the Allegheny National Forest about 10 miles south of Warren.
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Joan Freeman seeks CPA dream amid Hollywood bustle
Hollywood Highlights reports Joan Freeman, a 20th Century Fox starlet, pursuing a certified public accountant path while filming Bus Stop. She attends UCLA evenings for accounting and economics, balancing stage work with study, aiming to understand money management and create career options beyond acting.
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Population hits 185 million with 5 million rise
Washington reports the nation’s population reaching 185 million this week an increase of five million since last year’s census. A ceremony in the Commerce Department lobby is planned around 3 p m EST Thursday to mark the event with officials noting the count and its significance.
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Corry Memories Highlight War News and Local Fun
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls World War II front reports with British encirclement claims near Rezegh and prisoner totals. Local items note Mayor Heppner staying home, a busy turkey raffle raided by state police, and a high school basketball game where Spartansburg beat St Edwards 27 to 4 with Joe Sarnicki sidelined by three broken fingers.
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Mary A Harrison Guild Bazaar Taps Local Creativity
Forty years ago on November 28 1921 a Mary A Harrison Guild Bazaar was announced for Parish Hall night featuring handiwork baked goods and novelties. The report also notes Corry sportsmen returning from a Canada hunting trip and confirms the quiet marriage of Ruth Mason and William Armstrong at Mayville. Dorothy Whiteley joins the Needle Craft Shop crew and J T Scully becomes express agent at Union City planning to reside there.
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Mary A. Harrison
Bob Hope Still Moving Fast After Five Decades of Fame
New York reports Bob Hope, at 58, remains the busiest show business icon with a 25 year film span and about 25 films earning roughly 250 million dollars. He balances acting with multimillion dollar business interests from oil to sports teams, saying his success comes from staying active and avoiding audience boredom.
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Bob Hope’s Charity Spirit Keeps His Fame Bright
Hal Boyle notes Bob Hope’s quick generosity matches his wit as he navigates fame. The comedian remains beloved for both humor and charitable giving, with a knack for writing checks that aid others. His success is paired with a habit of giving back.
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Yale Curtails Math Classes
Yale University announces the elimination of 48 introductory freshman mathematics courses citing a surge in high school math quality and better prepared students entering college in recent years.
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Charles B Rickart
Yales
Ladige Prep
What Is The Law What Is The Law
A Q man asks about disinheriting great grandchildren under New Jersey and Pennsylvania law. It notes undue influence and fraud as grounds to contest a will, quoting Charles B Rickart and remarks on education trends, ending with a housing ad fragment.
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