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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1943

Page

8

Sparta Family Narrow Escape as Fire Damages Home

Sparta Spartansburg April 23 Mr and Mrs Tillotson and six children narrowly escaped a midweek fire that damaged walls and filled the home with smoke after a guest night visit. Neighbors helped remove family to safety as flames were contained before spreading. Fire began behind a coal oil heater. no injuries reported.

Spartansburg Parent-Teschers Ascoriation Isrene Morton ifHott Rogers Helen Steve Cverotery Marie McDonnell Dammond June Millwere Smith Meadvillé Meir Sparta Grange Juvenile Grange Grange Hall Clyde Kinney Cony Hospital Friendly Bunch Irene Morton Helen Shreve Raymond Morton Glenn Steadman Lawrence Snapp Ralph Meaninch Parolé Pateten Julia Richards Inion City Evanine Eastern Star Chapel

New Guinea Vet 15 Visitor Here

Casper Popieski a Titusville veteran of long service in New Guinea visited Cory last evening before returning home on furlough. He served two months in front line action in the Buna and Gona area, was evacuated through Port Moresby, and expects to be sent back to the South Pacific next month. He spoke of American and Australian forces likely clearing the northern New Guinea zone of remaining Japanese resistance in a matter of weeks.

Slai Seggean Casper Popieski Titusville New Guinea Cory Serye Sergi- Poptesik Buna Gona Port Méresby South Pacific

Reslink Mary of North Clymer Dies at 62

Mary Reslink Roslink of North Clymer N Y died at 3 19 a m Thursday in St Vincent's hospital after a several months illness She is survived by husband George Dibert Reslink two daughters Mrs Neva Wardes of Clymer and Miss Leda Roslink of Erie two sons Howard of Erie and Norman of the Canal Zone three sisters Mrs Sarah Young Mrs Hattie Cady and Mrs Jennie Peck and four grandchildren Funeral services under C H Spitzer Funeral Haine will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the Clymer mortuary with burial in Holland cemetery The Reverend Richard Willer of Cary to officiate Maude Skid to spend Easter with daughter Mrs Ghar Scouten

North Clymer Rie Mary Reslink St. Vincent's Hospital George Dibert Reslink Neva Wardes Clymer Leda Roslink Erie Hurokd Norman Canal Zone Sarah Young Sherman N. Y Hattie Cady N, Wis Jennie Peck N.Y Roslink United Brethen Church of C. H. Spitzer Haine Clymer Mortuary Holland Cemetery

World's Tonic Praised in Testimonial Boost

Mrs Edith Johnson of Franklin reports dramatic relief from constipation and related fatigue after using World's Tonic. She says her condition improved quickly, noting back pain and breathlessness eased, and credits the tonic's blend. Available at Rexall Cut Rate and Lindsley's and other drug stores.

Edith Johnson Elk St Franklin Rexall Lindsley's

Pardon Board Considers Bruno Case Plea From Youth

Harrisburg April 43 The State Pardon Board weighs Victor Bruno’s request to commute his 14 year old father Philip Bruno’s life sentence for the Kelayres election eve killings of 1935. Victor, about to enter the Army, pleads that he is his family’s hope and mother would be left without support if his father’s life ends. The Bruno family members were convicted in the Democratic parade slayings. Philip and Joseph Bruno received life terms, others were second degree murder convicts paroled earlier. The board also refused commutation for Herbert Green, sentenced to be electrocuted for murders in 1920.

Associated Preat Harrisburg Patdon Board Victor Brono Philip Kelayres Vielor Faher Philip Brung Joseph Bruno Schuylkill County Bruno Kennyres Philip J Joseph Herbert Green Philadelphia Rockview Penitentiary Melinda Green Joeply Cobb

Reverend Altic to End Pastoral Work at Nazarene Church

Rev E C Altic will preach farewell at 11:00 during morning service. Easter Sunday includes mortgage burning ceremonies at 2:00 and an afternoon service at 2:30 with Rev A C Mingletarf in charge. Evening evangelistic service marks his departure to Belle Vernon. Rev R R Merriman of Ebensburg to assume duties on May 2. Public invited.

Church of the ‘Nazarene Fsaex Ollock A. C. Mingletarf B. C. Altic

Treasury report shows daily receipts and debt totals

Treasury report from Washington dated April 23 provides figures for April 21. Receipts amount to 45,152,408.45 dollars while expenditures total 268,216,906.29 dollars. Net balance stands at 8,720,358,039.20 dollars with gross debt at 128,474,208,000. AY659 shows an increase over the previous day of 305,861.58 dollars.

Treasury Washington Position of the Treasury

The Complete Life and Gideon Planish review

A book review discusses The Complete Life by Jown StLny, noting its structure as linked essays on city life and culture from reading to self-made man, with reservations about its breadth. It also covers Sinclair Lewis’s Gideon Planish, calling the protagonist a phony who rises in a college setting through a flawed affair and superficial ascent.

John Fraking Trevor New York Taka Erskine Gideon Planish Sinclair Lewis Gid Planish Mr. Lewis Peer Harbor Gillion Quever Bord of Trustees Gideon

Book reviews on Aldaney Hugo Waderton works and Army Brat

A collage of literary reviews covers Mark Aldaney's The Fifth Seal and Hugo's Les Miserables, plus Tommy Waderton's Army Brat. The critique praises Aldaney for a non Soviet frame and New York setting, notes Hugo's enduring grandeur, and outlines Waderton's Army Brat as a vivid Army life from Fort Sill to Georgia, seen through a child’s eyes.

Mark Aldinos Nicholas Weeden Scribnars Mark Aldaney Leoi and Damnon Aldaney Wite Gomany Tommy Waderton Coward-McCann Jum ‘Tucker China Jim Fort Sill Young Jim

Fire and Weighe Sire Declares Unchanging Weight of Burnt Items

The passage states that fire does not reduce the weight of everything it burns and cites magnesium as an example where ashes weigh more than the metal. It discusses burning and weight with a focus on elemental behavior.

Johnsonburg Boy Drowns In Clarion River

Ridgway April 2 Lawrence Pistner a Johnsonburg boy aged about 10 drowned in the east branch of the Clarion River after losing his balance on a stone wall at Venard’s Island. He fell into the current while with companions and was swept from view before rescuers reached the scene.

Ridgway Lawence Pistney Jear-althon Pred Pistner Pips Avenue Johnsonburg Clarion Paper City Charles Clarion River Vennard’s Island Devs Alrcant Lawrence Vivey

Hope Settled Labor Talks Edge Toward Settlement

In a tense set of talks between Warner Labor officials and mine operators in Pennsylvania and New York, unions pressed for wage increases as a walkout loomed. Officials reported ongoing sessions aimed at resolving the labor dispute before a key expiration of the industry wage contract.

John L. Attene York Sonforenne Oper Pennsylvania Unionton Union M “Aptive United Internatio Union W. Inglis Alden

Volume of matter and service figures from 1942 report

Fragmentary OCR conveys figures on volume of matter and service, referencing a 1942 period and a comparison to a year earlier. It mentions dissemination by authorities and an inauguration context, but the legible data are incomplete.

A. Ge Sruniryy

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