A local resident, Jim Saxe, related the story that he remembered the store [on the first floor of the Lewis and Ada McNeal home] and the fact that it was the local bus stop when he was a young school student. He also related a story about throwing a snowball at the neon sign on the hotelk and how he got in hot water over that stunt.6861

George Passmore purchased two town lots, (16 and 17), and built a home on lot 16 in 1870. Today this house is owned by Jim Saxe and was the home of his mother Josephine. This was also the last site of the Curry Run Post Office.3786

The last postmaster to serve the Curry Run office was Belle Derrick. The last postal site was at her home where she had a small addition added on to the side of the house. She opened a small store and the post office from this site until the closing of the office on September 15, 1932. Postal service was then removed to the Mahaffey Post Office where it remains to this day [2010]. The Belle Derrick postal site is the former George and Josephine Saxe residence now owned by their son Jim.5862

A James Saxe is listed among Curry Run, PA. soldiers who served during the Vietnam War 03/31/1968-10/17/1970, SP5 USA6862