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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1965
Page
9
Gerad King and Ter of Jumote engage in a weeklong event. Local observers note unclear details but highlight ongoing planning and community interest.
A noted program at Beck Hall featured scripture by Mrs. Clare Holthouse and Mrs. Florence Saath with Gravink at the piano and Mrs. Vir- performing as a vocalist. Neva Hogenboom announced the program to attendees.
Harrisburg AP reports ward registration figures show Democrats with about 2 758 000 voters and Republicans about 2 678 000 in the state. Last presidential election Democratic margin was 124 831. Precincts total 9 239. Democrats shed 125 718 voters since last year while Republicans lost 1 022.
Chaplain Carter of the 100th Division and four division chaplains discussed duties while serving two weeks with the Army Reserve in Europe. They spoke on counseling trainees and reservists, noting civilians face stronger temptations and the Army provides coping strategies. They emphasized maintaining contact with reality and the value of seminary training in handling duty stress.
In Colorado stockyards adopt country club facilities for cattle transport and comfort. Swimming pools insecticide air conditioning and perfumed air are cited as reducing stress and boosting profits while cooling, comfortable animals allegedly yield better pounds. Also, a Nehru exhibit opens at the Smithsonian, tracing the late prime minister’s life.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department plans another 2.5 million pounds of ground beef for school lunches after a recent purchase of just over 25 million pounds. delivery in mid December ends this year purchases. imports of red meat fell in January-August with beef veal down 41 percent while pork rose 20 percent. live cattle imports totaled 496 680 head.
In Montpelier Vermont Arthur G Magoon's garden yields three foot tall plants and ten pound beets, witnessed by neighbors who know him as the Jolly Green Giant. Magoon attributes the growth to five truckloads of fill from a construction site the city hired.
Crop reports show fall seeding in central and southern plains yielding generally fair to good forage with limited grazing. Wheat pastures in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas show five to eight percent with sufficient growth for grazing by Oct 15. Unusual garden anecdotes recount Magoon’s beets and corn reaching ten feet, and gravel in a city fill fueling bumper vegetables while Marti pelier reports heavy summer rains.
Advertisements invite readers to find their names at the store and claim a free ticket to Blatt's Rex Theatre for a four day run starting Wednesday October 27 through Saturday October 30. The program features Sophia Loren and Trevor Howard in Operation Crossbow and Laurel and Hardy in Laughing 20s.
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