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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1948
Page
4
The piece argues the public has less trust in industry and free enterprise than in leaders who manage it. It calls for redirecting efforts from selling industry to ensuring the public clearly receives proportional benefits. It also urges Old Guard Republicans to yield to younger, open minded leaders.
James H. Wright was elected president of the Community Chest at a directors meeting in the Municipal building. Milon L. Brown becomes vice president, D. A. Hillstrom treasurer, and Harry B. Smith secretary. Also noted are local incidents and business moves including property purchases, garage break in, new alleys at Patterson garage, and A and P manager W M Houghton earning store honors. Diamonds and other stones described as the aristocracy of gems.
Jamestown reports a drowning and a fatal car crash claim two New York youths. Vincent Rutkowski Jr. 20 of Fredonia was killed when his car left a road near Porforet, flipped, and he was thrown clear. Arthur Christ 18 of Jamestown died after plunging into the Chadakoin river following a fall near Warner Dam. his body was recovered by firemen, with a minor head bruise noted.
Mr and Mrs Leon Dodd and daughter Marjorie of Jamestown visited Mr and Mrs Frank Dodd. Also guests were Mr and Mrs Boyd Capwell and daughter Marjorie of Magnolis sa Chuluauqua Lake visiting Mr and Mrs A J Schol ton. Capwell and Marjorie Will depart for Florida for the winter. Mrs Millie Burch of Bear Lake plans to spend the week with Mrs Perry Mead.Tour guests included Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller and Jackie of Wesleyville and Mrs Andy Christensen visiting Mr and Mrs W McCaslin of Emporium and attended Ice Capades at Buffalo. Morton Johnston Alfred Anderson and Miss Fern Johnson of Jamestown Glen Perry of Erie were Sunday afternoon visitors.
Mr and Mrs 7 Ander son are noted hosts as Merle Capwell and Mrs Corry visit A L Bcolt home. John Bennink and Boyd Capwell enjoyed Magrolia on Chautauqua Lake. A Dean school event supported Dutton Library with prizes won by Doris Marie Christensen Donald Bindley and Mrs Warren Fargo. Refreshments included pumpkin pie whipped cream and coffee. Clifford Gusler and family joined Clair Damon at Beat Lake for Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Muriey of Wallisarg visited Hagar Spoon on Sunday. Mrs Mary Howard of Cory spent the past week with Vern Smith. Mr and Mrs Ed Cole and son Harrison and Mr and Mrs Charles Willett of Corry were guests of John Benaink Saturday afternoon. Muddy Lane Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs Joseph Piteavage on Wednesday evening with sewing visiting and refreshments. Members present included Mrs Thomas Messinger Jr Mrs Donald Small Mrs Herbert Dahl and Mrs Thomas Messinger Jr.
A 108 TO BE DONE argues that faithless Democrats and overconfident Republicans mispredicted elections and urges American industry leaders to confront their discredited position. It claims a majority of executives support Republican doctrine and calls for a planned effort to promote a pro-industry stance in a presidential candidate.
A vintage quiz page tests general knowledge with ten questions on topics from ships sunk to birthstones and political age. It lists scoring bands and invites readers to turn to Classified Page for answers.
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