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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1941

Page

4

Industrial Outlook Bright in Corry Area After Payroll Boom

The Corry Jamestown area shows a rapid upturn with major plants returning to full shifts. The Gorry Tarhestown Manufacturing, Acro Supply, Raymond Manufacturing, and McInnes Steel report record payrolls and near-term expansion, amid a broader revival in local industry and defense prospects.

Gorry-Tarhestown Piiglals Mid-Simmmer Fourth Ward Bes Raymond Manufactwins McInnes Steel Company Hast Main Street Rogers Structural Steel Company Ajsz West Washington

Fourth annual May party for Cony hospital noted

The fourth annual May party of the Cony hospital auxiliary is planned for May with tickets held by Mrs. Frank Baeder Mrs. G G Barker Mrs Frank Ames Mrs George Robert and Miss Kate Keefe. The event will be a dinner dance as in past years. Also mentions Stanley Nichols returning home from Best Lake and Welter Manley leaving for studies at Ann Arbor. G M Stewart and Company opened a new Main Street store with Charles Stewart Don Stewart and Charles Hubertz. Miss Lizzie Edmonds hosted Schoolmates Club and Miss Mary Baker performed musically. Child of Mr and Mrs Clarence Loveland ill with whooping cough and convulsions remains unchanged. Andrew Nelson bought the G B Wilcox farm on Columbus Avenue.

Eudles Cony Hospital Prank Baeder G. G. Barker Prank Ames George Robert Mate Keefe

Winter’s grip on colds clashes with Mount Olympus tale

The past winter saw about 000,000 adults suffer from common colds between October and March with over 20,000 affected by flu like illness. Lost vitality and 59,000,000 working days underscore the burden on workers, housewives, and others. Colds were slightly more common in towns and among women, with even distribution across social groups. Prevention is urged to reduce the health and efficiency toll. A note closes with a Mount Olympus battle scene where the gods remain uninvolved this time.

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Measles Dangers and Child Care Guidelines

Measles can lead to serious complications such as pneumonia bronchitis and abscessed cases. Keep affected children in bed under physician supervision and isolate from exposed peers. Early symptoms include reddened eyes light fever and cough with rash appearing around day four.

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Leather goods and fashion notes from early sources

A fragmentary item describes leather made from ostrich hides used in purses and weekend cases, noting ostrich skins are rare. It mentions Queen Elizabeth I introducing high chested shoes to enhance dignity, and cites Casey at the Bat as a tribute to Henty Chanwick, called father of baseball, with a note about New Hampshire Federation of Women's Clubs presenting to the state library commission Seay.

Elizabeth of England Casey Henty Chanwick New Hampshire Federation ‘of Women's Clubs Library Commission Seay

Daily Quiz Questions From a Historic Page

A set of seven quiz prompts covering Mother Goose timing, a quoted speaker, Halle Zola identification, Vanadium, the eldest son of the King of France, Old to New Style date changes in the American colonies, architectural buttressing, Isaac Todhunter’s profession, US postage stamp portraits, Puccini’s opera creator, a donated bookmobile funded by The Folse Tales of New Hampshire, and a note on the king crab.

Halle Zola France American Isaac Todhunter United States

District 6 Boy Scout Log Recaps 1941 Plans and Awards

The District 6 Boy Scout meeting at the council headquarters outlined Sequoyah camping plans for 1941 and posters funded by the Pennsylvania Game Commission for all troops. Merit badge show dates May 45 1 8 17 feature a ticket-selling incentive with special awards and booth prizes. Troop notes mention Sea Scout efforts, patrol contests for fundraising, and merit badge progress among members.

Council Forle Sequoyan Pennsylvania Game Commission Furton Goca Gul Imertt Alb Acouts Oliver Hews Ohip Tollower Wolt Bagte Flaming Arrow Beaver Paul Walters Edward Ca- Tisch Howard Watkins Marshall Young Hestir Simday Sorfrage Sevice Edward Cafisch Jack Reed Howard

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