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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1954
Page
8
The Game Commission released 3500 pheasants in eastern Crawford County this week. Game Protector John Putnam said the birds came from farm game projects and were released in the nine eastern townships with assistance from a crew of Game Commission employees. Additional ringnecks will be released later in the fall.
Commissioner Ford Frick announced the World Series will open on Wednesday September 29 at the National League park with last year’s ticket prices. After two games, the series moves to the American League park for three games and then returns to the National if needed.
Harrisburg health secretary Dr Joussen Teague urged parents to have children examined by their family doctor before school starts. He called fitness essential for entrance and noted summer changes may affect readiness. He advised checking booster shots for diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough.
Herman B R Landon district director of the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service said yesterday that the denial of a work permit to the Dominican has been upheld by officials in Washington. Landon first denied July 24 because the part was to play a bartender in a Western movie and there are hundreds of well qualified actors here who could fill the part.
RAVELIN HILL area residents share a busy week with trips to London Canada visits to Millard Fillmore Hospital Buffalo and gatherings with family friends Miss Doris Schutt and Harland Bloss wed at Sherman Grange Hall in a ceremony attended by about 200 relatives and friends A 4 H Committee meeting was held Wednesday evening in the community notes show several social visits and weekend stays around Corry Findley Lake and North East with multiple residents mentioned by name.
Dennis Goggins celebrated his 10th birthday on August 29 with a picnic at Conneaut Lake featuring Wieners and hamburgers. Several families, including the White and Goggins clans, traveled to nearby parks and dam sites, with visits to Buffalo and Pymatuning Dam. Local gatherings included a Woman’s Baptist Association meeting planned for September 1 and multiple social calls and wiener roasts at Mead Park among Sherman and North Twowanda residents.
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