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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1965
Page
4
The Appalachian Regional Commission approves federal funds for two access roads to industrial parks in Erie and Warren. Critics question the need for outside help, urging local efforts instead and warning against turning the nation into a welfare state.
New York era humor column recalls past decades with nostalgia. The piece blends personal vignettes from 1305 era life with vivid detail about candy stores, fashion, Vaudeville, and everyday routines, framing memory as a pleasant refuge from the present. It notes old era habits and social quirks through humorous anecdotes and cultural references.
The piece surveys a Washington veterans ward with cramped beds and poor conditions, noting one nurse and one orderly on night shift, while patients describe heat and neglect. It also details political maneuvers by congressional wives opposing nursing school accreditation amendments and West German praise for U S Viet Nam commitments emphasizing American power and prestige.
Warren Allegheny National Forest seeks sealed bids to construct and operate Wolf Run Marina in the Kinzua Dam and reservoir area. Estimated project cost 200000 dollars. Bid deadline 2 p.m. November 5th to the forest supervisor in Warren. Marina will include launching ramp, parking for 200 cars and trailers, mooring for 175 boats, rental and service facilities, store and snack room, scenic boat excursions, and a temporary launch planned for 1986 depending on water levels. Hotel lodging with a restaurant may be added later.
President Johnson sent German chancellor Ludwig Erhard heartfelt congratulations on his victory and expressed eagerness for an early meeting to discuss future relations.
A mix of 20 years ago notes covers figures Jim Reynolds and Al Ficcardi, wartime Europe tensions, and a car accident near Py H. P. Powler’s East Wayne. The Ajax Trap Works plant prepares to reopen after a four week strike, while Kathryn Neylon is honored at a PTA dinner. Corry High hosts Youngsville with two shutouts, and Charlene Fuller marks a sixth birthday. Johnny Walraven wins Corry Country Club championship, his second in three years.
New York AP reports eight months of steel labor negotiations boosted production but lifted costs and inventories. Firms face weaker new orders as customers draw from stock and switch to cheaper foreign steel or substitutes, while modernization aims to raise efficiency. Prospects hinge on prices, demand, and possible government role.
No final rites for Edward M. Allen were held at Bracken Funeral Home yesterday at 2 o clock with Rev. Kenyon Leishman officiating. Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Bearers were Robert E. Brown Robert Desmond Ross Fehlman Roy Fields Glenn Steadman and Lloyd Stowe. Family and friends traveled from Bradenton Rome Jamestown Evie and other nearby towns to attend.
Paul Harvey argues that wealth redistribution via taxes has lifted many, but notes neglect of educators and soldiers. He profiles Clarence Bradshaw Akron high school janitor turned teacher earning $1,400 less than peers, and urges better military pay to restore respect and morale. He contrasts professional soldiers with relief recipients and urges a sustained pay rise.
The answer depends on factors including marital harmony and asset size. No marital problems suggests joint ownership. large estates with potential taxes favors keeping stock in the husband’s name with wills or trusts. A local attorney should be consulted for a definite decision.
Rod and Gun Club will host a marksmanship course starting Thursday evening. Dave Schweigert announced the class open to boys age 12 and older, with or without club membership. It teaches basic target shooting and is set for 7 o clock.
The fragment shows publication details for the Corry Evening Journal with names for publisher and staff as well as advertising and printing notes. It lists offices in New York Detroit Philadelphia and Corry with a note about republication rights and postal information. Some lines reference advertising rates and delivery details.
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