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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1942

Page

3

Marriage license and local notices from Erie region

An application for marriage license was filed by Harold Hy Gross of Warren and Dorothy M. Martin of Corry. Stephen J. Bryant and Alpha L. Anderson of Union City issued license to wed. A bakery mishap left pastries at a southside eatery, eaten by two dogs. Spring Creek youths Everett L. Greeley and Mears H. Howell enlisted in the U. S. Naval Reserve at Jamestown. A derailment on the Renovo division disrupted Pennsylvania Railroad traffic for seven hours. General Edward Martin to speak at French Town on August 19 as GOP event. Kodak reports 33 percent sales rise but lower net profit. James David Baker listed among U. S. Naval Reserve recruits. Erie Rent Control notes two days left to register housing accommodations. Private Harry L. Reynolds reports to Fort Belvoir for basic training. Great Stoneboro Fair opens September 2 with $13,000 in premiums and prizes. Erie relief payments total $1,721 for the week, down from last year. Office of Civilian Defense advises trucks and buses to run with dimmer lights during practice blackouts. Eight liquor licenses suspended effective August 18. International Nickel Company reports six-month profit of $16,008,614 versus $17,815,807 last year.

Erie Harold Hy Gross Warren Dorothy M. Martin Corry Stephen J. Bryant Alpha L. Anderson

100 Miles New Pavement Laid On Roads In State

Harrisburg August 13 Figures from the Department of Highways show near 100 miles of new pavement completed since spring. For the week ending July 27 contractors finished 92.01 miles, mostly on projects awarded last year. War-time material limits hinder new starts. seven months total pay to contractors tops 10.86 million with contracts valued at 17.7 million obligations. District 8 Harrisburg leads with 20.08 miles. District 5 Allentown 12.22 miles. District 3 Williamsport 9.97 miles.

Harrisburg Department of Highways District 8 Allentown District 3 Williamsport

Jamestown Sailor Helps Sink Two Submarines

Andrew Cusimano of 23 Allen Street, Jamestown, a Coast Guard transport service member on furlough, says his gun crew accounted for two submarines during a voyage from India and Africa. He notes missing two more on the return trip and recalls the submarine attack as a fearsome, gooseflesh-inducing mid ocean experience.

Jamestown Andrew Cusimano Allen Street Coast Guard Cusimano India Afric

Celoron Ponders Buy for School Principal Residence

A 139 proposal to purchase the former Ling Stickle home in West Ellicott, now owned by Florence E. Terry, would house the Celoron school principal. The plan, approved by the district board, goes to voters at a special meeting on Tuesday August 25 at Celoron High School.

Vaimes Aue Iste Ling Stickle West Ellicott Florence E. Terry Celoron Elliott and Busti Geloron High School Board of Education

58 More Selectees Leave Jamestown

Jamestown August 18 Eight more young men left Jamestown Wednesday morning to enlist in the army pending physical examinations at Buffalo. The group departed from Local Draft Board No. 652 chaired by William S. Heke, with five others from boards in different classes. Rena rd Mi eantkowski, drafted locally, proceeded to Cleveland for further examination.

Jamestown Sam Buffalo William S. Heke Renard Mieantkowski Cleveland Yale

Three Warren Co towns close high schools over teacher shortage

Aug 11 Warren County grapples with a severe teacher shortage as three longtime high schools may close for the coming term. Kingua Higa has already shut. Columbus High School and Lander High School face possible closure. Principal Herman F. Reed plans to resign and return to Cochranton. another teacher has already resigned with a third expected to depart for better offers.

Warren Warren County H. L. Blsir Kingua Higa Columbus High Schoo Lander High School Lander Herman F. Reed Cochranton

Men with small boat experience sought in Pittsburgh

The Office of Naval Officer Procurement in Pittsburgh announced urgent need for men with small boat experience for immediate duty in the Naval Reserve. College requirements may be waived for sufficient boating experience. applicants must have native intelligence and basic math ability. Suitability checks and contact details provided at the Keystone Hotel in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Fice Naval Offier Naval Reserve Condr Meir Lynch Office of Naval Officer Procurement Keystone Hotel Pitsburns

War Bonds Support Advanced Aircraft Training

Primary trainer planes and air men in the Army and Navy advance to larger multi engine trainer planes. Navy advanced trainers cost about $40,000. Training these planes is the last step before pilots handle bombers and torpedo planes. War Bonds and Stamps fund this essential training, urging at least ten percent of income each payday.

Army Navy

Farm Show to shift to meetings in Harrisburg area

The 1943 Farm Show will be curtailed as the Farm Show Commission decides to hold United activities to represent the event. Farm Show buildings are occupied as a training school for mechanics for the Army Air Corps, so next year’s show cannot be held. About 85 statewide associations will meet January 12 19 and 14 in Harrisburg and other locations to discuss farm activities.

Harrisburg Aus Farm Show Commission United T Training School Army Air Corps

Regulations on Mail for Armed Forces Abroad

Postal officials announced rules for sending mail to service members overseas requiring rank and unit in the address and the APO or Naval address. First Class and Air Mail rates apply. special V envelopes are free. Parcels must be packed, nonperishable, limit 11 pounds, 18 by 42 inches, one parcel per week per addressee.

Continental United States

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