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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1968
Page
8
A humorous essay argues bow ties mark a man as normal yet distinct and obsessed, detailing social reaction, costs, and lifestyle quirks. It cites C. Penney as an example of a public figure wearing a skimpy bow tie and speculates on its impact on perception and business image.
Meadville DA says Tony Damico operator of Mayflower Tavern was convicted of discrimination against a white man. A jury sentenced him for the charge with sentencing set for September 23 unless a new trial is requested. Discrimination conviction could bring a fine up to $100 or up to 80 days in jail.
A 21 year old migrant farm worker from Inverness Mississippi was arraigned in Dunkirk city court on first degree assault and possession of a dangerous weapon following a shooting at Valentines Restaurant. He requested a public defender and bail set at 10000 cash or 20000 property. he remains jailed. The shooting victim is 22 year old Herbert Thomas Jr. of Dunkirk in fair condition at Brooks Memorial Hospital.
Meadville reports the Harm p pies, led by George Hurd of the Anthropedeic Church, are leaving Close farm Inlet road with eight members remaining. They will travel to an unnamed location in New York State to join ten others, staying temporarily in a barn until a heated home is found. Local friends provide transport for a .22 pistol recovered from the group.
Hurd said he will stay in place while seeking a location to open a Free Church coffee house meditation center library and sleeping quarters. Other members have moved to the Midwest and West Coast seeking a welcoming community. Friday marks the last day they may remain at the Harmonsburg campsite before contempt of court. The agreement with the commonwealth requires vacating by tomorrow and includes withdrawal of charges for contributing to the delinquency of minors and maintaining a disorderly house.
Kathleen Babcock offers a lyrical portrait of September as a turning month. The piece contrasts summer fading with September’s brisk energy as schools reopen and clubs revive. The sky, leaves, and daily routines symbolize endings and beginnings in a transitional season.
A reflective verse portrays September as a stern parent guiding a reluctant child back to work after summer. The child outwardly resists yet secretly welcomes September, while summer fades and the new month arrives, even as rain falls in a gentle finish.
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