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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1961
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and offices including publisher George R. Sample and general manager Allan Hasbrouck. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights, mailing options, and advertising deadlines for the newspaper in Corry Pennsylvania.
The article reports violent death fears surrounding itinerant workers near Onin City and a stabbing in a North East migrant camp last week. It notes threats to track workers and concerns over past records while stressing most workers are honest and hard-working.
A TV late show feature pairs Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth in a light entertaining film praised for its music dance numbers and carefree mood. The columnist laments current films for heavy themes and advocates lighter fare with fewer messages.
Objection to an assistant for the Corry Area High School wrestling head coach draws mention of wrestling and swimming offering chances for small athletes. The piece highlights two standout CAHS athletes, diver John Kelsey and 95-pound wrestler Dale Fraddick, underscoring that smaller competitors can deliver thrilling sports action.
The Corry Journal lists daily YMCA events from Monday to Saturday including Sophomore Tri Hi B, Women’s Auxiliary, Duplicate Bridge, Ceramics for girls and boys, Hare Creek Beagle Club, Square Dance, Junior High Dance, and Teen Time with Saturday Teen Time sessions. Weekly reads promise daily reading enjoyment.
Local items report Daytona Beach lawsuits and a court ruling halting a claim after a death, a fund request for a Luca product, Salvation Army instrument donations, migrant workers’ vehicle incident, school district tax issues, rising agriculture classes, proposed low cost housing, area building booms, and bike thefts near Howard J. Sheen Field.
The Corry area reports include Columbia University nursing studies for 163 first year students at New York City center. Army training details for Ronald Foley. Pennsylvania duck and goose seasons dates. Wright School drills after a missing daughter incident. a deer sighting near Cort Area High. jury duty summons for David Rose. local car preview in Pittsburgh. Ted Mack amateur hour appearance by Shorty Shorts. and community notes on skating rink prices, directory work, and local happenings.
Margaret Harris known as Mot ley creates sets for The Com plaisant Lover in New York marking her first U S show in 14 years. She has spent the interval on English productions and collaborations with Glen
Milwaukee reports the 28th national convention concluding today with a new commander to lead the defense program and advocate President Roosevelt foreign policy and lend lease aid to Soviet Russia. Traffic lights progress at South and South Center streets intersections with a corner-type installation. Acting Health Officer Harley Drike says the city is free of contagious diseases, the last communicable case released from quarantine earlier this week.
Health officials have served notice on rail officials to promptly clean the basement of the local station, blamed for numerous complaints from travelers. Company A veterans of the Mexican Border incident hold their first reunion today with about 75 guardsmen attending the dinner at the Blue Bird. Mrs. Alice Turner of North Center Street leaves for a short visit with friends in Conneaut, Ohio.
West Berliners tossed cigarette packets over the Communist wall near Treptow Bridge in Neukölln yesterday and received four tear gas grenades from East Berlin in return, police reported. The incident occurred along the West Berlin border area in Neukölln.
Byam Shaw serves as director for Graham Greene's marital comedy project. The article notes Shaw's involvement and Greene's screenplay influence, framing the production as a witty, social satire set in contemporary domestic life.
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