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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1948
Page
4
A mixed page tests readers with a 10 question trivia segment plus a TWENTY YEARS AGO recap. It notes memory scoring, a Florida vacation detail, a Utah? style city quiz, Shakespearean era topics, and local obituaries, thefts, exhibitions, and a marriage notice from East Main Street.
Albion man Edward L. Black faces a $62409 suit after a traffic crash on Route 6 three miles west of Albion. Plaintiffs include Buster Biller and Pamela, seeking 25000, 1295, and 25000 respectively, with Jobo and Minnie Aufdenhaus claiming 5614 and 5000. Crodell car occupants are the plaintiffs. Charles Groteli of Cleveland was driving the other vehicle.
Christmas program titled Tidings of Great Joy features a pageant by Sunday School pupils at First Baptist Church. Musical excerpts by Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. Whiteman, scripture reading Luke 2 8 9 0, and songs by the Primary Department with numerous youth participants. Rev. Whiteman to offer remarks and lead prayers before the pageant and seasonal offe ring.
Barbara Sherwood and Barbara Joseph lead a readerable group as they install the Central Labor Union, the federal body of the American Federation of Labor, in Evid last night electing its fourth one-year term president.
A comprehensive federal aid to education measure shows good passage odds in the current Congress aside from a possible civil rights rider. The 1948 bill passed the Senate 8 to 2 but died in the House. it would have allocated 300 million dollars annually for primary and secondary education with a basic per child allotment and a variable grant formula.
Jamestown reported that eleven Chautauqua county towns have appealed to the state tax commission regarding the equalization rates set by the board of supervisors for 1949 county taxes. Ernest D. Leet of Jamestown represents the towns in the appeal. Ellicott is pursuing a complete reappraisal to ensure a fair share of the tax burden, stating willingness to accept an adjustment if justified.
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