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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1951
Page
6
The fragment lists biblical chapters and verses across days and a sequence of numbers and symbols. It appears to be an irregular calendar or reading plan with references to Proverbs Hebrews Jeremiah and Matthew, interspersed with stray characters.
A listing of local church services with schedules for Rev. Barry S Bowman at St Pauls Ev Lutheran and multiple other congregations including First Church of Christ Scientist St Elizabeth F C Church Seventh Day Adventist and more with service times Sunday Schools morning and evening worships youth groups and prayer meetings across East South and Concord Streets West Pleasant Street North Center Street and nearby avenues.
Advertising sponsors listed include Bracken-Keating Funeral Home Pauls Mens Wear Demons Sunoco Service Model Dairy Co Thomas Motors of Corry Inc EE Guignon Ajax Iron Works Phillips Jewelry Olds the Florist Sterling Milk Schaub Wallpaper and Paint Brystal Coal Co Fogle Lumber Co Corry Jamestown Mfg Co Hammond Elevator Co The Corry Bakery Western Auto Store Guy W Bennink Insurance.
William Paul Smeltzer a 60 year old assistant bank cashier sits in a jail cell after failing to post 50000 bond. FBI notes he took 550000 over 20 years from New Kensington Nations Bank to fund stock trading. A Pittsburgh broker calls him a small trader. arrest follows another New Kensington banker Ludwie Schlekat charged with 600000 embezzlement and freed on 80000 bond.
Sept 15 a 20 year old woman was arrested after the fatal stabbing of 15 year old Cecelia Margaret Reil. Detective Lt Samuel Riccardi said Mrs Millie Romano is charged with homicide and admitted a fight but not stabbing. Reil, a high school sophomore, was stabbed repeatedly on a midesty street yesterday.
A Senate vote passed a measure giving a minimum 400 annual raise for about 800,000 postal workers retroactive to July 1, costing over 200 million yearly. The plan sets 400 to 800 minimums with 8 percent top increases, plus 20 percent for fourth class postmasters and 20 cents hourly for hourly workers. A House bill on the same topic is pending.
Ottawa Sept 16 The North Atlantic Treaty Council plans to adopt a work program for its Ottawa meeting. Key items include views on the world situation since Brussels, debates on German rearmament, consideration of making Greece and Turkey members, progress reports on defense efforts in NATO nations, and plans to bolster defenses against Communism including production and finance.
Paul Schmal, 22, told police that while he talked with Cecelia a group of three women stared at her then attacked the girl in the street. The assailants fled in a cab after the assault.
Spartansburg today hosts judging of exhibits and crowning of Miss Charlotte Skiff as queen after yesterday’s contests. Winners include Canning Mrs Mee Goodwill and Eileen Berkey. Sewing Mrs Frank Fay Doris Nichols. Baking Mrs Mabel Akain Jackle Clark. Flowers Mrs Mabel Blakeslee. Best farm team awarded to Milton Blakeslee. Water raft winners Golimbus Centerville Spartansburg. Parade planned this afternoon. tonight pillow fighting needle threading and husband calling contests. Fireworks to close.
In Avon New York on September 15 Jack Brause in a 1918 Stanley Steamer led Rube de Launty in a 1911 Stoddard Day ton by 1 hour 20 minutes elapsed as they prepare for leg six of the Chicago to New York race. Brause has logged 700.6 miles in 95 hours 1 minute. De Launty’s car reached the leg from Chicago in 36 hours 21 minutes. Geneva officials including Mayor Arthur J McCann planned to escort the racers through town. In Avon Brause and De Launty finished within 10 seconds of each other at the village square last night.
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