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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1952
Page
4
A scrambled memory quiz prompts 19 questions about politics war time figures and facts. It asks about rigged conventions keystone treaties Vinegar Joe and other historical cues, with answers on the Classified Page.
A jumble of notes recalls events from twenty years ago. It mentions Fifteen New Yorker Tribline Fresh Air Fund children placed in homes, local council actions on succession, and arrests for reckless driving. The piece also covers farm vote platforms in 1952, party policies on price supports, and historical electoral outcomes involving Roosevelt Truman and Dewey across farm belt states.
In Coudersport Pennsylvania the potato industry celebrates a new spud developed at the Potat City experimental farm. The honor of naming the potato falls to Dr EL Nixon known as the Potato Wizard, an uncle of Senator Nixon, with background briefings for growers.
Elgin notes list visitors from Erie Westfield and Buffalo area attending visits in town. Travelers include Mr. and Mrs. Alblom Larson and Mrs. John Foster and their families. The column mentions trips to Pittsburg for a hospitalized brother Victor and a variety of local social gatherings and church activities.
Fire Chief Clinton Foley said Celoron volunteers halted the social factory lottery sale to fund a new Village Hall after a state disclosure that six firefighters including Foley had obtained gambling tax stamps in June. Officials said funds raised were not as large as hoped and there are no plans to renew the stamps.
Mrs Kelly's mother Mrs Hay Witch hosted a gathering on Thursday. Donna McCray visits her uncle and family Mr and Mrs Owen Lewis in Riceville for a few days. Mr and Mrs William Ingalls moved in with his parents the Ray Ingalls. Pat Murcola and daughter Judy from Baltimore visit Mrs Martola's parents Mr and Mrs Ray Burrows for a week with Judy planning a longer stay. Mr and Mrs David Burrows and their son Danny traveled to Oregon Sunday. Mrs Dorothy Messenger and ...
Mrs Ray Burrows and family hosted Thursday gathering with Mr and Mrs Frank Wrobleski of Wattsburg, and Mr and Mrs Edward Wrobleski and Jon Danny with wife visiting Ed Wroblecki on Sunday.
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