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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1961

Page

4

Local newspaper masthead and advertising rates notice

The Barry Evening Journal lists staff positions including Publisher George F. Sample General Manager Allan Hasbrouck Advertising Manager John McLaughan Preseroom Foreman G T Bergman and Michigan Square Building offices in Chicago Bond Building Detroit Weightoa Building Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce Building Corry Pa postal notice and Associated Press exclusive use. Subscription rates shown for mail and carrier delivery with display deadline details and advertising rate inquiry.

T Barry Evening Journal George F. Sample Allan Hasbrouck John McLaughan G. T. Bergman National Bottinelli-Kimball ING Lexington Avenus New York Michigan Square Chicago Bond Building Detroit Chamber of Commerce Pittsburgh Weightoan Philadelphia Associated Press AP News

Pork barrel anger erupts over ARA wasteful funding plan

The article denounces the American Recovery Act as a sprawling pork barrel, criticizing Section Five for forcing dollars into distressed areas. Texas communities like East Texas and Tyler protest mislabeling, urging Congress to curb the plan and stop the political handouts.

Missing Warren youths found after hitchhike ride

Warren report notes two teens Linda Wright and Larry Donaldson, aged 16 and 14, were missing last Wednesday from Warren. They were located Sunday night in Williamsport after hitchhiking. State Police notified. families retrieved them. Linda attends Warren Area High School and Larry Beaty Junior High.

Warren Sheffield Marienville Brookfield Linda Warren Area High School Larry Beaty Junior High

Tahiti dream ends for Beverly Hills orthodontist

Hollywood Highlights profiles Lee Birn Brant an orthodontist who quit a $1200 monthly job to chase Tahiti dreams. After seven months abroad he returns to Beverly Hills with a new method of teeth straightening and a vow to travel again while working part time.

Lee Tahiti Marlon Brando Tarita Beverly Hills

Man's Arm First Blood Of Season Injures Hunter

Youngstown steel worker Melvin Shook, 30, was treated and released after a freak accident Sunday night when an arrow he was examining pierced his arm. The incident occurred while he rode with Ronald Domenick, 23, to a hunting camp along Route 8 near Kaneville to Cherry Tree. A district game protector and Titusville hospital staff handled the scene.

Youngstown Uno Cherrytres Melvin Shook Titusville Hospital Shook Ronald Domenick New Castle Kiam E. Lee Titusville Kaneville Cherrytree Domenick

Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago

Corry items recall Adolf Hitler returning from the Russian front to announce a ninth winter relief drive. Jimmie Coates, six, fractured both arms in a fall. K.P. Furniture to be razed after Zaluneck firm buys building and contents. Wayside Market, led by Clark Lord with a 622 series, defeated Iron Powell Motor in the Antler League.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Germany Russia Jimmie Coates Carl Coates West Church Street Corry K.P. Furniture Company Zaluneck Firm Clark Lord Iron Powell Motor

Four Decades Back: Typhoid Hit and Local Biz Moves

Wallace W. Hammond contracted typhoid fever. Shirley T. Cady plans a new laundry on East Wayne street. Fire Chief Paulson probes arson in the old Havel barn fire on East Pleasant street. Corry Baking Co. sold to Wagner Brothers of Mt. Union Pa. Welle notes bakery output at 3,800 loaves daily. Rev F M Revinger to arrive tomorrow to begin Methodist Church service.

Paulson East Pleasant Street Corry Baking Co Wagner Brothers Mt. Union Welle Revinger City Methodist Church

Oil City Teens Arrested Over Statue Theft

Oil City police arrested two teenagers at 4 10 a m Sunday after a woman reported a statue had been stolen from her property. The 18 year old was released after a short detention while the 17 year old was turned over to his parents due to age. One youth aided by a vehicle collision incident in the report.

Oil City

Department store bills and a wife's nervous glance

A humorous Hal Boyle column seen through Bud Sprunger’s byline describes department store statements that make a wife uneasy. It playfully notes a wife hiding figures until payday and even correcting charges like a $17.60 glove return while arguing about spending.

Bud Sprunger Hal Boyle New York

Deer leaps through windshield unharmed trio rides to Oil City

Three Titusville nurses escaped injury Friday night when a deer leaped onto and out of their car on Route 8, south of Titusville. Driver Ruth Sullivan and passengers Lois Knapp and another nurse were unharmed aside from glass and a minor scrape. A deputy game protector shot the deer, which was badly cut by broken glass. The car sustained minor damage and the women eventually continued to Oil City in another vehicle.

Ptuswiles Titus~ville Hospital Titusville Ruth Sullivan Hydetown Oil City Lois Knapp RD. 1 Tamagay Venango County

Americana misreadings of bills and household math

Hal Boyle humor column recounts a man’s tale of misreading store bills and ink colors. He jokes about a wife misinterpreting red and black ink on statements and how it sparks domestic chaos. The piece uses satirical voice to reflect on common financial misunderstandings.

Buster New York Jini

Composer Eppert Dies After Long Illness in Milwaukee

Carl Eppert of the University of Texas at Austin, a noted composer and teacher, died after a prolonged struggle with Parkinson's disease. He wrote seven symphonies and several shorter works during a career centered on composition and instruction.

Milwaukee Carl Eppert UTA Knibeemé Honey Ernist Eppert

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