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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1962
Page
9
Fragmented rural notice describes livestock sale with Guern cattle including heifers and calves, fat cattle grading, dairy stock notes, wagon gear and farm plenty, dated September through February with locations in Iowa near Scouten and 16 miles west, listing seller contacts and terms.
Betty O Regan reports from Bucharest on life for women under Communist rule. Women work to supplement husbands incomes and child care is state run. Advertising is absent, consumer goods dull, and daily life lacks glamor yet offers a quiet monotony in a state press that avoids tragedy or dissent.
The Reverend Claxton Monro of St Stephen’s Episcopal Church Movston Texas says lay churchmen across the Southeast now constitute the church’s power, likening them to early Christian lay leaders. The remarks place emphasis on lay influence within church governance.
Frank Walsh of Midway Park Maple Springs announces September 5 as Appreciation Day after Labor Day. Most rides cost five cents except Tit-a-Whirl Dodgem and Go Kart. Coupons offer free popcorn snow cones candy floss and balloons. The park closes after the day except for weekend skating rink hours.
A speaker at the 15th lay men's conference of the fourth Episcopal Province laments declining Bible impact on men and dwindling effective conversions among non-believers. He notes that personal convictions of others still persuade men to listen.
To the Editor the departing Salvation Army officers thank Corry residents for support over two years. They recall many wonderful experiences despite disappointments and express sorrow at leaving. The couple states their Covenant with God guides their move to Quincy and pledges prayers for Corry.
A Swedish physician reports ABOB an anti virus drug reduces absenteeism from colds by 50 percent when taken at first symptoms in an industrial plant study. Another experiment shows preventive use lowers cold incidence by 20 to 40 percent.
A concise meditation on how speech and print mirror each other as enduring forms of communication. The piece compares spoken language to air and printed text as lasting records, emphasizing their complementary roles in culture and memory.
Community notes detail a wave of birthday celebrations in Clymer including surprise parties for Mr and Mrs James Gray, Mr Gilbert J Ton, and others. Attendees from local families and groups shared games, contests, meals, and gifts. numerous anniversaries and engagements were noted, with visits to relatives in Jamestown, Syracuse, and New York City.
Hurok announces a third exotic dance exhibit featuring the Uday Shankar troupe from India. The Hindu dancers and musicians premiered a decade ago and will make their first bow at City Center on September 27.
Choy will join 24 other American and Canadian performers for a cross border program. Havok is also presenting with Mest co s Ballet Molkloriev and Russia s Bolshoi Ballet scheduled to appear here in September.
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