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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1952
Page
8
A sudden blast at a village wine shop caused the walls to crack and bottles and barrels to smash. About 60,000 quarts of wine flooded the street as onlookers watched the debris and spilled liquid. Police investigate the incident linked to a rumored wine festival.
Notarized affidavit by publisher Arthur D. Colegrove and staff details ownership, management, circulation, and security holders for Corry Evening Journal. Names listed include Arthur D. Colegrove, George R. Sermule, Vance G. Allen, and Harriet B. Cullerove with Corry Pennsylvania addresses. No notable stockholders or bonds beyond those named. The document verifies the newspaper is locally owned with specified officers and editors as of September 1952.
In Clymer a Bee meeting of the Parent Teacher Association at Clymer Central School included President Beréat Dunnewold presiding. The gathering featured group singing, updates from club officers, plans for student support, and reports from the Board of Education. Various community members and guests attended, with refreshments served. The event highlighted upcoming meetings and local club activities, including the Twentyeth Century Club and Men’s Brotherhood at the Abbe Reformed Church.
In County Court Judge Evans hears a continuing case against the Erie newspaper dealer. Attorney Thomas Wolford, representing the dealers, and Thomax Barber counsel for the news agency present arguments. The case centers on distribution and pricing practices with the downtown operators alleging monopoly and unsold paper returns.
Howard Lemters Ammé Martel and contributors John Neckers Haroll Neckers Harold VanErden and Howard Legters presented several projects. A free will offering raised 218 dollars to defray one paving expense. About 50 members attended a lunch served by the social committee.
The page lists quiz answers including True for Q1, Vermont for Q2, altrad Smith for Q3, Canada for Q4, SA study In Scarlet for Q5, and tuberculosis for Q6. Also noted are Napoleon and Marie-Douise of Austria as Napoleon III’s parents, France, Twenty, and a garbled line about porpoises killing sharks as per National Geographic Society.
Advertises African violet varieties including a labeled one of 100 in bloom priced 70 cents to 1 dollar. Free instruction sheet on care and a list of 200 varieties available as snaves. Olds The Florist, 124 North Center Street, S 16tt specials at the stores. Carl's & C Grocery features pork liver seven cents, park chops 78 cents, Schaffner's wieners, pork steak 69 cents, tenderized cube steaks 85 cents, boneless hip beef 59 cents, and Firch's Sunbeam bread."
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