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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1953
Page
4
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper page lists staff and agencies, with AP rights and mailing information. It notes prices by mail and advertising deadlines, reflecting standard early 20th century publication details.
Government reports for September indicate a slight slowdown in durable goods manufacture while nondurables held steady. Overall the national economy remains above a year ago but below August, with varied segments: construction down, autos shifting models, steady employment, and defense spending down in Q3 while state and local totals rose.
Roy Roger Schinagler a 19 year old Ohio Wesleyan University sophomore was indicted on first degree murder charges for the September 17 death of Cynthia Preil 19 of White Plains N Y The court heard testimony from 18 witnesses and the case centers on a romance between the two students at the university in Upper Sandusky Ohio
Voice of the People presents an open letter praising the Salvation Army for over six decades of service. It notes spiritual aims paired with social outreach, including clothing the naked, feeding the sick, and transportation to rallies. Local programs cover youth groups, camps near Ellwood City, and year round emergency relief with thousands served.
County commissioners rejected a plan by Raymek to expand the Erie County Infirmary despite rising admission requests totaling about 280 patients. A bond issue of 600000 to 51000000 would be necessary, and officials urged careful planning before any building program. The district director noted long waits and cautioned against rushing a project, while Raymek did not commit to pursuing bonds soon. The article closes with a note on cicadas and a Salvation Army sign-off.
Believed to have suffered a heart attack while driving near Union City, William H. Bailey, R. D. 4, Wayne Township, died before help arrived. body found in car. Corry Relief Fund committee deferred selecting a chairman and vice chairman for next year. Dorothy Whiteley named secretary, Olin Bracken treasurer. Thieves frightened away while attempting coal theft from Dairymen’s League siding near the old bottling works. Six shots disturbed the city. origin unknown. J. B. Patterson farm calf loss noted. police confusion and possible county investigation.
Dr L J Ognibene announces chiropody and foot orthopedics practice at 145 North Center Street Corry Pa, formerly Dr J Nestler's office. Office by appointment Mondays and Tuesdays. Phone 23 2795.
A 10 question test covering business presidents real estate transfer documents vice presidents French history the Hundred Days Trojan War Greek leaders a British official at 10 Downing Street malapropism a humorous misquote and classical myth Paris awarding the most beautiful goddess to Paris and memory improvement.
Corry native and 14 year Red Cross volunteer Robert McMahon was named executive secretary of the Southern Chautauqua County Chapter of the American Red Cross, serving Jamestown and 12 branches. He succeeds James A. Kearney, resigning Oct 1, and will begin duties next Monday. McMahon, born in Corry, Pa, is a Brockton High School and Bryant-Stratton College graduate and has worked 25 years as a diver for Jamestown Motor Bus Transportation. He has long served on the local Red Cross board, currently as vice chairman and head of safety services.
The Goumous Junior High Young Peoples Society plans a Work Day for Christ this Saturday. Youths will perform home chores in the village and receive pay proportionate to their worth. On Sunday boys and girls will bring money to church to be dedicated by the minister and sent to the mission field.
On Halloween the Columbus children will receive gifts from citizens to feed hungry children through UNICEF. Identification will be provided for each family contributor, limiting one call per household. The annual church Halloween party is Friday October 30 in the Community Church basement, inviting children of all ages.
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