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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1962
Page
3
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a Baptist council discussion involving a theology professor and a university setting. The readable bits suggest a debate over a signature issue or position, with unclear context and missing names.
A partial, garbled message references the community and a transition period. It hints at urgency and change within a local setting, but concrete details, names, places, dates, or actions are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
AP analysis notes Kennedy administration aims to deter Khrushchev from brinkmanship in Berlin. McNamara leads nuclear warning efforts with Schroeder's upcoming talks, stressing Western resolve to defend Berlin and avoid miscalculation that could trigger war. Khrushchev seeks a peace treaty line that could end Allied occupation, but the West insists troops remain and rejects Soviet or UN replacements in West Berlin.
The crash left Ronald Mershon and his wife dead or gravely injured with crushed chests and a fractured skull. Dr Glen Greer of Albion declared Mershon dead at the scene. Deputy Coroner Summers and Firman led the investigation with Firman acting as chief coroner. Firefighters from Cranesville and Girard assisted and rushed the injured to hospital. Theodore A Luther, 37, of Erie drove the floral truck involved.
The late 1900s photo shows the Corry Columbus trolley nearing the end of its line as residents watch. A mill along Brokenstraw Creek stands at center, later burned. a fire hall replaces it, with Dean School replacing the nearby building. Cars and a stop sign now occupy the street, with signage and utility poles added.
Tidioute hosts the State Fishing Tournament for a second day bringing hundreds of anglers to compete for the King of Evonsylva title. Semifinals are underway with first and second place winners across four categories plus the 1961 champion advancing to finals tomorrow. State Fish Commission personnel attend as entertainments include a Pony Association horse show sponsored by local groups.
A severe western storm caused at least 26 deaths for a phone company and threatened repair costs near 400000 dollars. Shipping was disrupted with boats adrift at Seattle and Portland, trains delayed by debris, and widespread power and communication outages.
A local store advertises a large display of boys fall jackets made from a multilayer fabric blend including Antron nylon with Fab Lace Inc styling. The washable coats come in bright colors at a remarkable price of five dollars.
Men’s fall jacket in 100 percent cotton shell with cotton lining and knit, plus 100 percent cotton sleeve lining and rayon. Exclusive of decoration and reversible design offered at an unprecedented price.
Men's outerwear featuring Doe-Lon vinyl with rayon and acrylic lining. Premium jackets priced at 97.5 cents per item, noted for exclusive ornamentation and durable construction.
Bear Be mis and sister Gladys Chetwood with Deborah and Janie Bermis and E K Stor er took a Sunday trip to Letchworth Park and Hornell New York. Neil Beckerink was a supper guest of Gregory Shampoe. Miss Janée Way from Mission Hills California called on Mr and Mrs Fred Willises on Sunday evening. Mrs Gladys Hunt and Lawrence Benning of North Clymer visited Mr and Mrs Clyde Courtright. Several neighbors called on Pearl Bemis and Gladys Chetwood. Homer Loomis Sr of Clymer and Mr and Mrs Clyde Courtright went to Buffalo recently.
Buffalo spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Helen Rouse. Mr and Mrs Fred Brooks of Youngsville dined with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Camp. Other visits include Mr and Mrs Walter DeShazer and family with Ronald Rhodes at North Clymer. French Orchard bought land from Robert Aillett planning to build a carage for the road and sell the property. Corry residents Mr and Mrs Floyd Hopkins called on aunts Pearl Bemis and Gladys Chitwood. Subscribers urged to subscribe to The Journal.
Five teenagers including Gary Lipshutz of Binghamton died when their car left a road during a torrential rain and plunged into a swollen creek near Maine. The driver and four passengers. Lipshutz remained missing as search efforts continued. Bobal and Lace y were found downstream, others were recovered from the car. All were seniors or honors students at Binghamton Central High School. Linda Koenig attended the Maine-Endwell school. Police said the incident occurred between 1 am and 5 am while the group was cruising around.
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