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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1957
Page
4
A compact retrospective notes past items from Corry, including election notes and local events. It mentions Chief Justice Earl Warren and Hoffa, a sheep slaughter inquiry in Warren County, and historical notices from 40 years ago about local figures, a youth burn incident, and notable performances.
A roundup of items notes that the right to work movement faces potential revival amid union scandals. The Navy launches a Nurse Corps candidate program for senior nursing students who will become ensigns after completing education. YMCA openings spur job applications. Local flu illness hurts merchants. Korean veterans bonus bill faces defeat absence of organized support. Former Corryille George Curtis rises to worthy master of the Washington Centennial Lodge. Curtis left the area in 1968 and now works as a government map maker in D.C.
Veterans who wore the Statue of Liberty patch in World War I or II and served with the famed 17th Division are invited to a New York gathering November 9 to 11. The first reunion since 1950 aims to bring together all who shared the unit’s history.
A nearly new road grader owned by Flaugh Co of Meadville toppled on a wet bank in Tryonville borough while preparing a road for blacktop. Operator Townley jumped free as the machine settled, cab demolished, damage about 1500 dollars, grader itself undamaged and back in use after a wrecked cab removal. Wrecker crews from Meadville righted the machine, with full insurance reported. An industrial plant notice and Dairymen's League Co op plant closure denial spur local speculation next week.
A mid sixteenth century study recalls Wittenberg as a rough town with a 1509 university founded by Elector Frederick and Luther joining six years later. The piece notes Luther’s theses facing the Catholic Church and the spread of Protestant observances led by a National Council of Churches commemoration for over 280,000 Protestant congregations.
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