Local Notes and Events In Corry Area This Week
Fog grounds night traffic as Easter shopping surges across the region. Corry residents face new court actions, a divorce count rises, and a Corry man sues over cruelty. Nickel Plate Railway reports record 1941 revenues amid armament growth. Trout season opens early in New York. Pennsylvania sport fishing delayed. Conneaut Ohio schools reappoint principal Henry amid a student strike. A missing North Center Street child is found after hours at the Rex theatre. The Stow Bemus Point ferry operator Alton Ball dies at 90. Red Cross first aid manuals distributed to wardens at Hotel Corry. Erie Coca Cola Bottling workers receive back pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act totaling 1,761.91 across 33 employees.
Holy Week Supperat Spring Creek Church
Spring Creek April 2 The annual Holy Week supper and communion service was held in the Spring Creek church community building. The table held a cross and candles and the Passover and Lord's Supper stories were read during the meal. Several musical numbers enhanced the service with about 60 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Spring
Ross
Harold Brumbaugh
Mercer, Pr
Clayton Damon
Marilyn Marcum
Erie
Mus
W. P. Sickler
Dorothy Vanderhigef
Lottsville
Margaret Warner
Youngsville
George Warner
Priday
GO. ©. Koford
Caroline
A. L. Malleson
Evelyn Hays
Townville
J. &. McKelvey
Meadville
Ty Armstrong
Paul Stone
Frederick
Janet Stone
Marjorie Aldred
Union City
Glen W. Donald
War Regulations Force Widespread Sacrifices
Roger Babson argues wartime controls and shortages will reshape consumer life. He cites felt hat and milk substitute innovation while listing weekly price and production orders across industries. He urges patience and outlines plans to secure employment for returning soldiers, insisting regulations can create jobs postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
Taptville
Conn
Alles
Connecticut
Australia
National Dairy Products Corporation
Washington
Atventors
Four youths escape prison break before recapture near Hudson
Police say four youths Thomas F. Larkin 20 Brooklyn George H. Sylvester 19 Detroit Paul Boris 19 Hudson and Benjamin Nagy 19 Germantown N Y escaped from Columbia County jail Thursday night after beating guard August Schnack and stealing a 1941 car then were recaptured 48 hours later while burglarizing a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunsurus
Columbia County
Hudsom
John J. Warren
Rand Ury
Thomas F. Larkin
Brooklyn
George H. Sylvester
Detroit
Paul Boris
Hudson
Benjamin Nagy
Germentown
N.Y
Warren
Brockport
August Schnack
Acute teacher shortage grips Erie schools in crisis
Erie free hold schools face drastic curtailment as 700 staff normally employed are exhausted from reserves. Superintendent Grose told the board the district may close classrooms soon with no replacements for ill or absent teachers. He urged board authority to arrange necessary interim teaching in industrial arts and vocational education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
J. & Armed Forces
Erle
Grose
Schiool Board
Oder
Aeld of Industrial Arts
Eric Aldssid
s+ious
Probler Xe
Toe Distric
Clunker
Burns Fatal to Titusville Woman
Ami Mrs Halile V Schauberger aged 8 died at City Hospital from severe burns suffered when her clothes caught fire Thursday at her West Spruce Street apartment. Neely family occupants rushed to the scene as flames enveloped the woman and parts of clothing fell away. The report mixes the accident with unrelated political rhetoric about labor, economic planning, and a call for spiritual awakening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culusville
Ami
Halile V. Schauberger
City Hospital
West Spruce Street
J. D. Neely
Shiauberger
General Martin Campaign Tour In Erie County Rally
General Martin, retired army officer, praises large Erie county list of signers and pledges full time over the next two months to conduct his campaign. He notes support from county voters as he gears up for upcoming efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Mareh Eist
Erie County
Bear Lake News Notes Highlights Easter Visitans and Obituary
Local notes from Bear Lake report Wally Hinckley of Panama Central School visiting during spring break. Families from Linesville, Jamestown, and Edinboro gather for holidays. Mrs. Cynthia Owens dies, survived by two sons and daughter. funeral at United Brethren church with Rev. Donelson, burial Pine Valley. Jean Manwaring returns from Edinboro State Teachers College for Easter. several residents attend birthdays and social visits as schools close for Easter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear
Lake
Wally Hinckley
Panama Central School
Alberta
Ruth Wilson
Edgar Wilson
Fred Blucher
Linesville
W. H. Evans
Cyrithiy Owens
Boro State Teachers College
C. Manwaring
Bruce Price
Cory
Trig Amt
Lulu Hineldleyans
Clyde Manwaring
Charles
Jamestown
Vincent Rogerson
Aged Woman Dies of Burns in Rural Home
Levert burn injuries from a stove fire last week proved fatal to Urania Broder widow of William Brooker. The 4, who lived alone on the LattsyUle Bear Lake road refused hospital aid and died near midnight. Survived by two brothers Hephens Gilbert L. Penrose and Richard S. Penrose. Funeral arrangements with Schoonover funeral home Sugar Grove. Services slated for 2 p.m. Monday at Bear Lake cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Levert
Christley
Urania
Broder
yUle-Bear Lake Road
Tata
William Brooker
Borig
Tbat
Gilvert L. Penrose
Seastie, Wash
Richard S. Penrose
Los Angetys
Cali Regioval
Schoonover
Schoonover Funeral Home
Sugar Grove
Shuermonen
Bear Lake
Swarm of geese visits Falconer in Jamestown district
Jamestown M D April 4 A flock of thousands of Canadian geese spent the night around Clay Pond in Falconer as hunters with licensees prowled the area. Geese roosted along the pond and wandered into nearby streets, their honks and chatter waking residents all night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
M. D
Johnny Nimrod
Clay Pond
Falconer
Chaviangua County
Honeward
Amy Neachy
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Panagial Ee
Ex- Beret
Shirley May Shaffer
Eer
John Fignigan
Corry
Frank H. Bender
Eastmente
Yenret Bender
Ind
Margaret R. Davis
Gerry
Easton Jerry
Nickel Plate Railroad
Corinne Dean
Memorial Episcopal Church
Charles Gounod
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua County
New York State
Dun
Bradstreet
Conneaut
Ohio
Supt. of
Norman Koonts
R. Henry
Conneaut High School
City Board of Education
North Center Street
Rex Theatre
Sonny Boy
Alton W. Ball
Stow- Bemus Point
Chautauqua, Lake
Ball
Cornry
Inis
Stow
Red Cross
Afi
Air Yard
Erie Coca Cola Bottling Company
Weat 24Th Street
Frank J. G. Dorsey
Department of Labor
Penneyivante
Delaware
Pate
Aller
Corty
Archie Wynn
Leslie Bullard
Camp Livingston
Geraldine Martin
Dilskirk
Esther Brundage
Caroline Brundage
Otto Buettner
St. Vincent's Hospital
Babson
Wall Street Journal
Ford Motor CO
Ford Motor Company
Cubs
Hattaras
New York
Army
Navy
Hiller
Mussolini
Tojo
Jone
Prestonia Mann Martin
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
T J
Texas
Agant
Easton
Prido
Pillsbury’s
Swifts & Armours
Loblaws
Swifts Premium Capons
Burns
Titusville
Adick
Tim
Martin Scans
Edward Martin
Enie County
Harrisburg
Ear Lake
Ts Jean Manwaring
Edin
Paul Smith
Lloyd Smith
Paul
Ethna Crowe
Buffalo
Myrtle Stebbins Goodrich
Damestown
Isle
Tor
Bernstein's
Phoenix Hose
Wembley
Mallory
Bernstein Bros
Corry, Pennsylvania
Urania Brooker
Lottsville-Bear Lake
Geese
Canada
Sehatt
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