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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1949
Page
2
No trespass signs noted at The Journal as the Golden Links Sunday School Class of the Mettiorlict Church plans a meeting Tuesday evening at Ba'dock residence at 525 Liberty Street. Moore's heating stores at Franz 715.
A tar still at the Ruberoid Go. tikefront plant at Sassafras street foot caught fire Saturday. City firemen extinguished the flames with minor damage. total loss estimated at $100. Other local items include civic appointments, political notes, and ads from Meadville, Erie, and Corry. Peter N. Lambros named assistant city recreation director. Meadvill features and fair remarks. PTA meeting planned. many ads for paints, stoves, and services.
Hospital notices list multiple admissions and discharges across local families including Sally Dimmiel the two and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alan Dimmick and several others from Clymer and surrounding areas. Community items mention a Beth Israel Sisterhood rummage sale, upcoming air service flights to Chess Sambajon airport, revised airline schedules, and local fair preparations for Crawford County fairs and related events.
A jumble of notices reports a for sale offer at 27 West Congress Street and a Boston resident’s wallet theft in Bradford, plus a Beta Sigma Phi rummage sale, a state highway bid for Route 208, student accident coverage, two Bradford bicycle accidents, and a Corry Bakery date nut bread ad.
The city of Euie formally protested a proposed rate rise by Pennsylvania Telephone Corp. at Euie, effective October 16. The city asked the Public Utility Commission to disallow the hike and to open an investigation into the company's operations, including affiliate payments.
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