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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1947
Page
2
The Kane merchants boosted bread prices by a cent after resuming regular shipments, claiming the increase was not posted in advance and resulted from bakery distributors adding the cost. Also noted is a missing person case involving Paul Glancy, later found safe after claiming a new job in Dunkirk.
In the October term of civil court a verdict awarded Rahal Gold Storage Co division of Sunshine Packing Co of North East 8982 for nonpayment of storage charges. Quality Fruits Wine Corp sued to recover 524 elderberry barrels held by Rahal. Civil actions disposed with Rahal as defendant.
A jumble of items shows bingo at St Edward s Hall with 50 cent admission and a $25 door prize plus fruitless car thefts in the city reports. The Loyal Order of Moose land deal aims to build a Northwestern Pennsylvania club and several hospital and restaurant notes follow with operations, meals, and club meetings noted.
County commissioners hear from Karl Morison of Indian Head Park Association that Indian Head road maintenance inclusion in LeBoeuf town ship program is postponed. Also noted are no trespassing signs, a crowded crash report from Eve area, and local notes on Rowe's roses and Prohibition nominee Claude A. Watson flying to Meadville to contrast Truman.
Don ald Willey visits Urbana as a business guest. Neighbors commute to weddings, family visits, and weekend dinners across Bear Lake, Youngsville, Findley Lake, and Corry. Ailing infant David Ohmer shows improvement at Corry Hospital. Bayle turns 77. Socials include neighborly calls, a Wiener roast at Findley Lake, and Dairymen's League directors meeting in Bear Lake.
The Rev James I Harper evangelist and baritone soloist will lead a series of special meetings at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church starting Monday at 7 30 p m and running through Friday He has pastored in Ohio West Virginia Indiana and Pennsylvania and is active in youth and camp meetings The public is invited to attend each evening Cambridge Springs New Woodcock Pike Road from Cambridge to Meadville will open to the public this month earlier than expected due to mild weather
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