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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1951
Page
4
Corry Evening Journal summarizes U.S. Agricultural Economics outlook showing higher gross farm income but rising costs. It notes possible gains if defense spending stays high, potential declines if defense slows, and reports on farm population shifts, income trends, and purchasing power comparisons from 1940 to 1951.
A scrambled quiz asks who is the U S chief of staff and other trivia about Elizabeths relations, authors, sports terms, professions, Evangeline, and Hobart writers. It asks true or false on ice skating farmers and asks who Cypriotes are.
Twenty years ago this week plans were in place to enlarge the Whiteleyee rink and build a large parking area on the pond’s west side with work set to begin tomorrow. The Gary Public Schools designated tomorrow for the annual junior Red Grass enrollment and holiday observances. Mrs Hazel Field of Grove street picked buttercups in her yard. Corry to observe Thanksgiving with a citywide business shutdown. Charles A Thomas of Cony, in lumber, died at his home after 30 years in the town.
Workers learn the Aero Supply Manufacturing Co plant near the Fourth ward will be reactivated early next year with Lon Rhines as editor. Reports note traffic light delays at Center and Bent streets raise safety concerns for school crossings. News item mentions a bear hunt and self loaded rifle bullets. Navy transfer updates include Dick Neylon, USN, moving to destroyer Bordelon. Rumors suggest large gifts may help cover the hospital debt. Pt George Ottaway of Lemon Street is noted in Army lines.
A former resident linked to the Carzyite rumor is said to live nearby and is sought for defrauding several merchants who prefer court action and possible sentence. Rumors place a 24 Division member abroad, desertion warrants, and a failed summons attempt during a recent home visit. Whispered engagement plot cited in East End.
A jumble of scattered notes mentions narcotics cases involving youths, wage tax debates, and delays in city repairs. Reports touch on Korean front rumors, a noisy steam hammer leak, a school district funding discussion, and local Grange honors during a busy week of community chatter.
Bear Lake P T A will meet next Monday evening at the School building. A good speaker will attend and refreshments will be served. The Community Aid met November 14 at Mrs R H Cobb’s home with many present. Plans for a spaghetti supper and a quilt sale were discussed and a supper will be served next Wednesday evening from 6:30 until finished. Tickets are on sale. Several Europe-related cases occurred but many are reported improved. Thanksgiving turkey was enjoyed after the turkey ratile Saturday night.
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