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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1946
Page
8
Local society column details PTA planning, Halloween party, and annual Bull Moose Club event at the Newhouse home. Reports cover club meetings, a spaghetti dinner, and charitable fund drives. Socials feature Old Valley and Clymer residents visiting relatives, with church group activities and Girl Scouts Halloween celebrations noted.
The Craft Corner opens tomorrow at the home corner of Enot Smith and Wright Streets run by Mrs B H Harmon. It will operate weekdays except Wednesday after noon with handmade items from invited local artisans. Displayed pieces include ceramics, caps, mittens, dolls, shell jewelry, aprons, and decorated butter tubs. Orders will be taken to customer preferences and expected to boost business during the Christmas season.
Mrs Albert Querreveld and family. Barn td Glen and Elsie Damcott. King Wednesday October 23 x son Stanley Eugene. Mrs Joseph Weschler and Miss Thu Albaugh returned home in Erie after two days with Mr and Mrs Frat Mon Warren. Mr and Mrs Albert Querreveld and son Wade visited Mr and Mrs Pletcher Shula at Kennedy Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bred Wartes spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Donald Reslink in Erie. Miss Leda Reslink left Monday for the Winter in Florida. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hawkins visited Rev and Mrs B D Hulse t at Silver Greek Sunday. Relatives of Mr and Mrs Milton Holthouse of Syracuse received word of a son born October 15 known as Garey Milton. Born to Mr and Mrs Philip Skeps at Portyilie N Y Sunday October 27 a daughter. Clymer KFH-Ceadl Mr and Mrs Darwin Bly of Hen Tietta NY spent week with daughter Mrs Paul Wiggers. Mrs Frank Gasler went Saturday to spend a week with her aunt Mrs Leé Schiller and husband of Schenectady.
Stock markets showed slow gains and mixed activity with declines in some rails and refiners after an active opening. Buffalo livestock prices edged lower on hogs and cattle while calves remained steady, with notable ranges for cows, bulls, and lambs amid fluctuating wholesale bids.
A chaotic list of real estate for sale including eleven room houses on West Washington and West Main streets, a two car garage home on East Church Street, and several Columbus and Youngsville addresses. Also auction notices: Wilbur Barton farm sale near Toftsville, and a November 2 auction of household goods at the last house on Popular Street in Youngsville.
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