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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1961
Page
3
Scholars contest readings of a fragmentary inscription mentioning Titus and a sin 1 tegu phrase. The small stone fragment prompts discussion on imperial propaganda and language use in early Roman contexts. Further analysis aims to clarify officer titles and geographic references.
Readable fragments describe a brief local notice or item with sparse details. The text references names or places only in unclear form, offering no clear event date, location, or outcome to identify.
Jamestown will observe Columbus Day and Indian Friendship Day with a one day fund drive to aid the Grey Wolf family of Lester Jimerson Emanuel Roser. The family of seven, living in a 20 by 12 foot house, seeks funds to enlarge their home as Principal Stanley W. Johnson of Allegany Indian School notes crowded conditions and the need for help. The Grey Wolf family will be in Jamestown all day meeting friends and supporters.
Missionaries Mrs. T. M. Amstutz and Rev. T. R. Stombaugh will address events at Corry Christian and Missionary Alliance Church and the Gospel Tabernacle in Spartansburg over four days. Amstutz, active in India since 1921, will show color slides. Stombaugh, in Gabon since 1986, will present color movies. Schedule lists times for Thursday through Sunday across both venues.
Jill Judge, five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Judge of 41 East Smith Street, shares a day with her pug Tony a small British breed at Wright School playground. The scene was captured by a Journal camera as Jill plays with her pet pup, nicknamed Tony in affectionate form.
Public hearings near as Corry deliberates Master Plan items including nearly 20000 for paying and a new police station. Council has balked at a 200000 bond, while state inspectors rated the lockup as good. The plan promotes orderly growth through zoning and subdivision rules with planning officials and possible county help.
In Erie eight year old Frank Wassel, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Wassel, died from paralytic polio after a two day illness. Health director Dr Pelix Shubert said ten other youngsters under ten have polio this year, eight untreated or singly treated with vaccines. A sister infected with paralytic polio is not seriously ill, and laboratory tests confirmed the fatal polio diagnosis.
Milwaukee Sentinel advertising manager Jerome Hirschfield, a longtime ad executive, died yesterday. He had served as ad manager and helped shape local business listings in Milwaukee.
Piecemeal work stoppages in the auto sector disrupt parts of the rebound while the broader economy remains healthy. Analysts note that while GM and Ford labor slowdowns dent steel demand and supplier orders, a growing services sector and diversified industries cushion overall activity. Consumers hold steady spending expectations, but the pace of recovery may ease as auto output drags.
State aides will review Erie County funds amid reports of scrutiny by the public welfare department. The note cites a construction balance and remaining contracts with a 36,000 dollar figure and a total fund balance near 2.4 million. Local officials including union leaders and commissioners discussed allocations and payment pathways.
The article reports a federal highway funding disbursement totaling 385 million dollars intended to boost production, with Secretary Hodges noting progress. It mentions Pennsylvania's share rising to about 99.87 million dollars for increased production and hints at optimistic economic expectations for the coming months.
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