Corry Jaycees push drug awareness crackdown
Dr Edison Harmon told Corry Area Jaycees the three most abused drugs in the United States are alcohol caffeine and nicotine. The group plans printed material for schools agencies and teachers to curb abuse as a school in service day reveals awareness and concern about marijuana and hard drugs alongside coffee and cigarettes.
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Edison Harmon
Corry Area
Jaycees
United States
Corry Area High School
Harmon
Door to door selling grows with big company interest
Big firms like Consolidated Foods, Bristol-Myers, General Foods and J.C. Penney expand into door to door selling citing consumer demand and convenience. Avon and Amway show industry scale with Avon posting 759 million sales in 1970 and Amway over 165 million in fiscal 1971. Nixon signals a campaign focused on activities and achievements, aiming for peace and prosperity.
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New York
Robert Brouse
Consolidated Foods Corp
Electrolux
Fuller Brush
Dart Industries Inc
Bristol
Custom
Avon Prodds
Amway Corp
Nixon to campaign in California amid aerospace drought
Nixon plans a California visit to win the state’s electors and seek vindication after the 1962 governor defeat. Unemployment in aerospace regions threatens his bid while a secret House report blames UN inertia for international narcotics expansion, urging UN leadership and new treaties.
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California
A Call to Action On Sustained Effort In Business
The speaker warns prosperity breeds inertia and urges continuous effort to maintain momentum. Citing Detroit and global auto markets, he argues higher costs vs efficiency harm U.S. car sales and stresses self-discipline across industries. He cites direct selling evolution and urges individuals to drive economic turnaround.
Corry Event Highlights Card Club Night and Halloween Plans
Mrs Florence Daye hosted a card club at Concord street with contract bridge results led by Mrs Louis Hanna and Mrs Horace Robbins. A keglers team posted 212 while Jack Stahl and Gil Hammond achieved double century scores as the Red Feather drive neared its $20 924 total, about 64 percent of its 992 700 goal. October 26 1731 notes Rotary Club YMCA Halloween plans a big parade for October 31. Corry Water Company began laying a safety valve on North Center street to avoid interrupting service if the main breaks near the tracks.
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Florence Daye
Concord Street
Louis Hanna
Horace Robbins
Corry
Rotary Club
YMCA
Corry Water Company
Traction
North Center Street
Washington Street
Corry Journal invites brief reader communications
The Corry Journal asks readers to send concise legible letters on a single subject. Include signature and address for publication. The paper reserves the right to condense content and assumes no responsibility for statements.
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The
Corry Journal
What is the law and warranty deeds explained
The text explains warranty deeds as guarantees to defend the grantee’s title, tracing origins to English law and noting modern recording systems reduce reliance on the grantor’s promise. It also states each property owner is responsible for trimming shrubbery on their side of a dividing line and advises collaboration to maintain it.
Corry Evening Journal notice from historical masthead
The Corry Evening Journal announces its daily publication details, editors, and Associated Press affiliation. Subscription rates, carrier delivery, and advertising deadlines are listed in a formal newspaper masthead style.
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John McLaughlin
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