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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1952
Page
6
Several score of Skating enthusiasts enjoyed the Mead Park rink despite near zero temperatures. The ice was in good condition for weekend skating as officials note warm weather briefly boosted attendance and expect favorable surface conditions.
Senator Estes Kefauver spoke in Concord New Hampshire on February 15 amid a packed tour emphasizing his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. He cited favorable chances after a long day meeting voters and local officials as New Hampshire holds the nation’s first primary on March 11.
Additional City And Vicinity report a young Bell County resident charged with Megally Weaving the scene of an accident. Charles Curtis Schnars of Talconer, B D 1, held by Officers after two days of investigation. Police say his car skidded on ice and struck a parked auto then left without identification. BLE floor show this weekend at Italian American Club with dancing sessions.
Court Officer Edward Eggleston reports 112 accidents in January at the Jamestown police station, versus 104 in January 1951. Of 35 injured, pedestrians account for four. Comparisons show 22 injuries and one death in the same period last year. Also listed are Beltsville turkey prices and nearby market items from Macko's Market on East Main Street.
Real estate listings for sale or rent appear from Lobbett Real Estate. North East Merchants Association held a spirited Hotel Concord meeting discussing Saturday night crossovers and Friday evening hours for shoppers. Three Meadville area soldiers among 4 472 Army personnel arriving in San Francisco aboard Gen. M C Meigs including Dale Longstreth Callen Hull Titusville and William Jennings. Winter dresses reduced to five dollars at The Mabel Shoppe.
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