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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1954
Page
4
A 1954 AP analysis compares the recent bull market to 1929, noting higher current prices and stronger economy. It contrasts margins, dividends, and investment versus speculation, with inflation in productivity and employment cited as context.
Twenty years ago the Stanford Hose Company with 140 members and the Corryich School band plus the Lirut drum corps joined a Grape Carnival parade in North East. Archie W. Thompsont Post VFW won two prizes in the bit parade. Revised plans for a new vocational school tied to Hatch Building proposals were discussed at a Bore l meeting. Evangelistic services at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church concluded after two weeks led by Miss Genevive Brown and Miss Evelyn Davis. A road incident near Findley Lake left Marian Berry and her sisters Helen and Mabel with others shaken after a sideswipe by a Jamestown driver.
G B Donoseta conductor fined 50 dollars plus costs for illegally signaling a city crossing at Sasufris street for 20 minutes on August 26. Engineer H R Miller discharged. joint charge by EJ Berry of Erie Sand and Gravel. Second violation in a year. Alderman Hogan imposed maximum five dollar daily fine.
Ralph and Mrs. Knapp of Cheer Falls Ohio sue Union City resident M S Clark for 13570 over alleged written agreement to buy property at 59 Palmerect Union City after they claim he refused three offers. A second suit by Joseph R Oliver Jr formerly of Pittsburgh against Penn Brass and Copper Co Millcreek Township seeks 6012 50 for alleged breach of employment contract and lost wages after termination on August 30 1954.
The Corry Rod and Gun Club met last evening and discussed the recent Field Day. Sixteen memberships were sold for the coming year as plans were made for dog trials on Sunday October 24 with Robert Jewell named chairman. Rabbit dog owners may enter for a $2 entrance fee. An aside mentions antique cars in an annual Old Crocks Race from London to Brighton.
A quiz prompts seven questions about daily telephone calls Germany the Nautilus and other topics. It asks about New Year observances wages dental care and shingles with multiple choice options.
George F. Darling of West Springfield gained court approval to serve his sentence at Erie County prison rather than Western Penitentiary near Pittsburgh. He sought the change after fearing reprisals from the burglary case that led to his Western Pen sentence. he testified amid a prison board inquiry into January 1953 riots.
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