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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1945
Page
8
Mary April 21 notes discuss service ballots for overseas and state voters. Officials say 28 service ballots asked, with Benedict reporting 12,000 plus applications from soldiers. question remains how many will be counted. Ballots mailed to servicemen until a week after the primaries with destinations and counts tracked by authorities.
In Cutting the community held an informal meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bourtright to organize a Sunday school. Mrs. Willis presided with Miss Hainer Wright as secretary. A plan was set to involve those who do not attend worship regularly, with missionary J. B. Cornwall representing the American Sunday School Union.
An apparent health report discusses vitamins and hormones as a path to rejuvenation. It mentions mice and aging humans, implying renewed youth, vitality, and libido through vitamin regimes and hormone balance. The piece uses sensational language about pleasure and vitality as achievable through supplementation.
Neen Miller and Dorothy Humes wed in a ceremony at WF M on Apr 20 with congratulations to the couple. Sparta area social notes list meetings, church events, and local visits including youth guard sessions, memorials, and Sunday gatherings across nearby towns.
The Mayville sheriff reports a raid on a local gambling operation run by the Silver Cowude Athletic Club. Police seized 34 players and 8890 dollars, arresting 35 year old Alieelo Cucelf and others amid a long history of wagering.
A penn train wreck near Lovell's station caused a nine mile delay on the Buffalo division after a morning incident. Brakeman Carl Cundwit of Union City escaped injury. Casey Poowhey spent the night at Corry Hospital but was discharged with a sprained ankle. Crews worked overnight to clear debris and reopen the line by morning.
Harrisburg reports Senate confirmation of Richard Maize as Secretary of Mines after committee approval. The item notes past nominations and ongoing labor board appointments, with references to unrelated observances in New York and a fund drive associated with paralysis causes.
April 23 report from Columbus highlights active girl and boy scouts with listings of local families and visitors. Notes cover church, school, and social visits, with many residents and relatives named across Columbus and nearby towns.
The report notes rose bins in the Rose Garden show high vitae content when ripe and fresh. Tests indicate eight stalls could supply a press with adequate material for a single production run.
Cpl Hasbrouck of the 18th Air Force NOS receives the Air Medal for brave aerial operations against the enemy. He served in Liberator wing missions over Lita Munich Graz and defenses near Vienna and joined a veteran crew after training and prior employment as a draftsman with Aero Supply.
Two Franklin firefighters were hurt tackling a two story brick building at 289 Math Street Sunday. Stephen Elylyn suffered a severe cut to the right arm and Charles Strick received a head laceration when a roof section collapsed. Damage was estimated between 1000 and 9000 dollars.
Corrected answers for a printed quiz appear sloppily in an editorial note. The list includes War Mobilization Director Bythes, The Sphinx, Malachi, Casablanca, Chicago, writer versus, William Henry Grimes, Woodrow Wilton, and a line about towing to honor. The readability is partial and garbled.
Classified notices show help Wanted entries for women and men under a fictional new regulation from USES. Ads mention WMO and general employment, chambermaids and waitresses, plus dairymen and property for sale including a modern seven room house and a 344 acre land parcel. Also a note about pet listings and a real estate buy request.
Buffalo market reports hogs and cattle prices with weights and categories, including sows, steers, canners, and fat cows, plus calf activity and lamb figures. Pittsburgh notes dull demand for apples and assorted fruit prices, crates, and potato listings with regional varieties and weights.
Fragmented text from an old newspaper page mentions Alpine passages and British defense, with scattered references to America, car headquarters, wine, Iowa pine, and sails. Content is incoherent and cannot determine a clear event, date, or proper entities.
Fragmentary text from PARIS cites a justice figure and a trial scene. It references Fra pressagency and a frontier context with a fortress and visitors. Names and precise events are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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