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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1960
Page
4
Local notes and scattered headlines from the Corry Journal describe routine notices, town chatter, and community events. The column mentions population updates, road and weather observations, school affairs, hospital admissions, and theater promotions, with references to area figures and local businesses.
A long fragment argues Constitution Week amid praise and critique of the rights and ideals enshrined in the U S Constitution. It claims the document binds law and Christianity, frames government by the people, and has driven American leadership and liberty, while noting neglect of its significance and omnipotence. The piece critiques public attention and emphasizes enduring impact.
The article describes a workshop held in West Richfield Ohio by the Town and Country work of the United Church of Chisiat. It mentions attendees, including Ren RA Merrifield of Columbus, and notes related local changes and personnel movements in Corry and nearby areas. It also references advertising shifts, cigarette industry rankings, and a new public address system.
The piece notes Constitution Week and the Daughters of the American Revolution urging observance via proclamations and mayoral notices. It contrasts public reaction with the nation’s 176 million free people and the role of the Constitution in sustaining freedom.
The First Methodist Church in Nashville Tennessee begins a ten day evangelistic series titled Ten Days For Decision with Moody B. Cunningham and Dr Fowler leading nightly sessions at 7 45 p m starting tomorrow. Cunningham noted for his personality and gospel singing will headline with family participation encouraged as each family acts as a task force for Christ. public welcome.
Stockholm reports warn that Moscow seeks to cripple UN leadership and undermine Hammarskjold. Dagens Nyheter notes Soviet aims to end the secretary general’s office after Congo displays UN strength. L'Aurore sees Khrushchev courting Africa Asia and Latin America. Frankfurt Allgemeine accuses Moscow of using UN forums for its own business. Turner plans to sell his Cheney’s Point Lake Champlain home and move west.
Hints from administration say the United States may go beyond a diplomatic protest over Japan's drive into French Indochina following entry of Japanese troops into the region. Policy officials at the State Department held conferences as Hull and others consider a tougher stance in the Pacific. Some sources warn Washington could not let the challenge go unanswered. Parallel parking to replace diagonal on Center Street may be studied. city council meets to discuss, while a sewer project on Wrindit Street is approved in a fast session.
Readable fragments suggest a note about rooms prepared for boys and a claim that girls and adults have space too. The text questions why some cannot join, implying inclusive access and non hindered participation for all who belong.
A 1920 report notes Lieut Chas P Keating abwy stationed in Pays plans to leave Paris before spring. An westbound freight caused a major delay as an empty box car buckled a trun back, demolishing it. Federal prohibition agents visited Corry and halted several offenders. Mrs Fantie Williams 58 of Kingston was killed when her stalled auto was struck by a passenger train carrying 760 at Delaware Water Gap, delaying service about 30 minutes.
List of weekly meetings and activities including Board of Directors at Hotel Corry at noon Monday. College Women's Club, Corry Area Golden Age Club, Women's Afternoon Duplicate, Junior Tri-Hi-Y, Gra-Club Swim, Senor Tri-Hi- on Thursday, and Teen Time sessions Friday to Saturday with WOTR Teen Time Hop.
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