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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1954
Page
4
The New York Stock Exchange action in the final week of 1954 hints at whether the market boom is solid or speculative. Tax-conscious investors should establish losses or gains for income tax, weighing whether 1955 tax rates rise or fall. Democrats push for relief for small taxpayers, not corporations.
Eddie Allen a former Erie detective and ex Youngstown police chief, visiting on vacation, met with Erie citizens about heading the police bureau. He said he has not sought the job and four Democratic council members have not spoken with him. The Ohio official earns 8000 a year versus Erie’s 5580 salary for chief William Donahue.
A December 1934 note shows ED Mackenzie of Corry Rotary Club addressing members at Hotel Corry noon meeting with a topic titled Prehistoric Corry and Since the War. Reports on tax perspectives from Ralph B. Dewey and local club plans for a six-team rifle league are included, along with church attendance and liquor store earnings in Corry.
Services for Louis A. Eggleston at 448 East South Street were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Davison Funeral Home with Rev. Howard J. Stull of First Methodist Church officiating. Bearers were Leroy Cady Carl Stump Wm L Marsh and J B Dahlstrand. Out of town attendees included Mrs Willard Cady of Buffalo and Mrs Eben Edwards of Panama New York. Burial was in the Wrightsville Cemetery.
The Hi Neighbor club met at Mrs Glen Evans home with six members. A meatloaf dinner followed at 1 pm. Gift exchange occurred during social time. January meeting set for the 20th with Mrs Carl Marsh as hostess. Several town residents noted visiting and family events. Committal services were held for Mrs Sarah Inks at Cutting Cemetery.
At Arthur Wallace home a recent meeting drew five attendees and refreshments were served by Mrs. Wallace and Joan Storer. Neighbors and relatives visited in the days around, with call ins from Roger Cooper and Glen Evans. Families hosted dinners and trips to Walchaula Florida and Sherman, while relatives welcomed service members home from Germany and Camp Kilmer during holiday visits.
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