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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1956
Page
4
A fragmented reminiscence recalls 1886 Corry politics with Republicans and local figures amid vague events and crossing winds of rumor. Names and places are partially legible, hinting at local committees, small-town plotting, and community notices from the era.
A 1954 auto production spike and rising consumer debt signal finance growth. Banks and finance companies funded up to two thirds of auto loans, with installment repayment up to three years. Total consumer debt across the nation hit a record $37 billion by July, including household goods and personal loans.
An examination of questions answered by 170 children from kindergarten to fifth grade under Dr. Luciano LiRbate of Greenville NC shows older children become less dogmatic as they grow. They replace certainty with doubt, learning how little they know, turning uncertainty into knowledge.
Union Uitx the xermsanu Fester Go, also misread as York and Foster Co, is acquired as a wholly owned subsidiary by Molded Fiber Body Co of Ashtabula Ohio. Robert S Morrison, president, says the fiber glass boat division needed the property and space to expand production at York and Foster and the Ashtabula and Jamestown plants, boosting employment across all three facilities.
Mrs Hattie Mina Higsed died Thursday in Sherman. Funeral services were held yesterday at Suitzer Funeral Home with Rev Ley Hansen officiating. Music included Jerrold Harmelik’s song No One Ever Cared For Me Like Thee. Interment followed in Holland Cemetery. Survived by nephews Tran Higlink Norman TeGoney Matin Chiro and Willem Beckerink. sisters Metz, Jessi Mens, Mit Frederick, Sohturis, and Rasnomdl Sebmuers. Attending included Mr and Mrs Gerald Bolind, Mrs Mabel Rolin, Panama Henry Raspas, Me Fight Sebling, Me Glenn Newhall, Mes Rot Bursink, Mrs ell Habeoge, all of Sherman.
An 86 year old man allegedly drew a pistol as Constable Quinlan confronted Nathaniel Knight in Erie County. Knight resisted, threatened to kill, and hid the weapon in his belt. Knight faces charges related to pistol possession and threats. Percykins, a resident of the same house, testified. Knight was jailed pending a hearing after a $500 bond was set.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a sale listing and a city notice context with uncertain names and dates. The readable portions imply a sale notice tied to Tigiers and a municipal setting, but specifics are unclear.
A divorce suit filed September 26, 1905 by Mrs. Charlie of Pittsburgh remains inactive as no trace of her husband could be found. Mrs Shulz alleged hysteria and disappeared after two weeks of marriage. Yesterday, Mrs Shute appealed to the court to set the matter for action.
A garbled block discusses the Democratic system and enduring arguments. It contemplates rights of man and justice, the fate of life on earth, and the idea of a planned economy and cultural control. The text remains unclear but hints at choice and governance.
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