Survey Findings Highlight Three Key Market Factors
The report identifies three main sales factors influencing valuations. Analysts note demand shifts, pricing trends, and regional economic signals shaping the market trajectory.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1968
Page
5
The report identifies three main sales factors influencing valuations. Analysts note demand shifts, pricing trends, and regional economic signals shaping the market trajectory.
Society notes report a farewell tea and open house at Emmanuel Episcopal Church for Rev Charles DuBois Ruth and their sons Carl Kenneth. They depart tomorrow for Pitman New Jersey where he will lead Church of the Good Shepherd. Parishioners neighbors and guests attended gifts were presented and the refreshment table featured yellow white decor and floral tapers.
A sweet sixteen birthday supper for Miss Darlene Endsley was held Saturday from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Endsley’s West Church Street home. After the meal, games followed and gifts were exchanged, with friends Patricia Miller JoAnne Dorschel Donna Austin Diane Jaquith Connie Daniels Kathy Dailey Nancy Piccirillo Peggy Walter Sue Steves Mary Ann Sekerak Suzanne Endsley in attendance.
Edward L. Osborn formerly Batavia NY superintendent of schools becomes executive secretary of the New York State Council of School District Administrators Inc with headquarters in Albany effective January 1. He is married to Sarah Wilson of Corry. Osborn has 23 years in the Corry area school system and 17 years as Batavia superintendent. The item also notes local society happenings and upcoming meetings including VFW Auxiliary dinner PTA programs at Wright School and Corry Area Historical Society election of officers. Linda Berry of Corry relatives, a concertmistress in Los Angeles youth symphony, participated in a televised program from the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.
Corry Horse And Pony Club plans officer elections for Area 4H tomorrow evening from 7 30 to 9 p m at Miss Sharon Messenger home. Members urged to attend and bring questions. Next Veterinary Science meeting set for January 23 at Miss Messenger home.
A panel discussion titled Where Do We Go From Here will open the Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting at First Methodist Church. Rev Reggie will moderate with Edward Pass of the Pennsylvania State Police and several local educators and YMCA official among the panelists. The session follows the Week of Prayer service in Fellowship Hall with no business meeting. refreshments will be served.
Mr and Mrs Raymond J Brown announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Marie Brown to Richard Emmet Derby son of Mr and Mrs Elvin Derby of Ashville NY The bride elect attended Corry Area High School The fiancé is a Navy high school graduate member of Randolph F and AM and employed by Art Metal Inc in Jamestown NY They plan to wed in Ashville NY on February 7 A son was born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald White Rosemarie Pieifer and Mrs White formerly
Mt Etna in Sicily moved toward ending a two year eruption with bursts of 12 to 15 explosions per minute. Lava reaching 1,200 feet high, the volcano had rumbled and erupted almost continuously since January 12, 1956. Aesop quote appears as the day’s caption.
A teens dance at the Elks Lodge ran 2 to 5 p m as local leaders plan more events. Pope Paul VI denounced pornographic magazines and urged public officials and church to fight the spread of immoral press preying on youth.
Three rocket launchers were among a small truckload of weapons stolen from an Army reserve armory in Pontiac Michigan. FBI joined the investigation as police confirmed theft of three M14 rifles, 20 M1 rifles, and 28 45 caliber pistols. No ammunition was stored in the building.
Chicago teachers vote 11 31 in favor of a pay raise package totaling about 1 000 annually plus fringe benefits. The settlement ends a threatened strike and costs the system 31 million dollars, 19 million from current funds and 12 million via a supplemental budget to be approved in July. Funding relies on a 15 cent property tax hike and increased state aid, with June voter action and Wind Assembly approval noted.
U S envoy Chester Bowles arrived in Phnom Penh to win Sihanouk's tacit permission for pursuing Communist forces into Cambodia and denying full military intervention. Sihanouk rejected pursuing Viet Cong into Cambodia and urged U S withdrawal, criticizing Johnson and urging Algerian precedent.
Readers share practical quick fixes from the Heloise column. A clay flower pot serves as a stable cutlery drip rack, while sewing hints mark darts by unthreading the needle through pattern lines. Bird suet ideas and a simple ballooning open glue help smootholeum bulges. Hair static solved by a light spray.
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