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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1952
Page
4
Advertising rates and deadlines for the Corry Pennsylvania newspaper edition are listed. The notice notes pricing options for mail subscriptions, carrier delivery, and advertising display, along with office addresses and AP news rights.
The McCarran Act draws sharp reactions from Truman Eisenhower Stevenson and others as debate over its 1924 based quota system and new provisions continues. Critics warn of vetoes and calls for better laws while supporters defend the restrictive framework and potential naturalization changes.
A reader quiz on general knowledge questions covers branches trained at Parris Island and other trivia. The text discusses a proposed Humphrey Lehman immigration substitute, its quotas based on the 1910 census, pooling of unused quotas, and potential impacts on Western Hemisphere and Asiatic arrivals.
Corry campaign for ten thousand dollars to fund local activities kicks off Wednesday with a three day drive. Prohibition agents seized liquor at an East Main street bar after a recent federal arrest. a nearby truck crash injured two men. Gerry’s registration rose to two thousand ten after Sunday additions. Corry’s Boavers tied Youngsville High on a muddy field as firemen fought a house blaze in Wayne Township.
In Spring Creek the Girl Scout groups held events with the Senior and Intermediate Troops sharing a Sunday group lash. The Intermediate Troop hosted mothers at a school party on Monday. Tuesday saw a Warren outing for the Court of Awards with Mrs. Thomas Felton and Mrs. A. J. Brundage. The Senior Troop gave a Halloween party at the Community House for preschool and first graders. Third Grade Brownies enjoyed a town hall party on Thursday. Neighbors relocate as Mr. and Mrs. Kafferun bought Mrs. Paige's home, moving from Columbus, while Mr. and Mrs. Morton moved from Corry to the former Wynn residence. Chicago visitors Mrs. Bell joins relatives in Corry and town. E A Parsons of Fenwick, W V a visiting Henry Cole and sister Mrs. Whaley. Fire responders found a blaze too advanced to save the building as crews arrived.
Invited guests attended a Halloween party sponsored by the Truth Seekers Class of the Congregational Sunday School at the Community House on Friday evening. Various local families were noted visiting relatives and attending open houses and meetings in Warren and nearby towns.
Guilt in Los Angeles noted at the home of Mrs. Ellen Blanchard in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Larry Long and Family and Mr and Mrs Richard Sickler attended funeral services for Mr Longs father in Corry on Wednesday afternoon. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Fred Smith and son Harold to Union City. Mrs M Petrik Brackenridge Mrs Gertyude La Tour Tarentum and Mrs Anna Yashenski Natrona Heights Pe came Wednesday to visit Mr and Mrs C F Golen. They returned home Friday. Mr and Mrs Chas Campbell Dishton and Mr and Mrs Berman Swift Youngstown were guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Eddy. On Sunday Mrs Rose Frodelious and Clyo Frodelius Elgin and CE Ross Oll Creek Road were dinner guests. Miss Lois Lillie home from Saltsville for the weekend.
Mrs. C. F. Gohn hosted a famisjt in Minneapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gohn and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton H. Damot of Erie as weekend guests. Mrs. Lois Sickler Jr and Mrs. W. C. Maxwell visited Clifton, New Jersey, to see their daughter Mr. A. Jackson. About seven million high school students were in the United States in 1951.
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