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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1943
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment mentions an East Coast location, a beach ashore event, and references to a person, a trip, and a name resembling Atisgo or Atisgo. Details are unclear but imply a local incident near a shoreline with possible travel notes and identifiers.
Twenty years ago report notes injuries from a car accident on Maple Avenue involving Charles Craiur’s son. Frank Parone plans a bid for city commissioner. St Thomas event draws large crowds raising over a thousand dollars. Pavement contract for Findley Lake to the Pennsylvania line awarded to Ernest Bailey. Miss Bernice Briggs and Merle McIntyre wed at Mayville. David Hilstrom runs for school director. Flora Blair leads a candy drive for Henty Group coordinating hospital work in India.
A state project at Rockview Prison aims to dehydrate vegetables and fruits valued at about 50,000 dollars daily, with a 192 million dollar eventual total. The 1943 legislative authorization funds construction under oversight by the Department of Property and Supplies, using prison labor and channeling products to supported institutions.
Dan B. Ford of BWPC says orders for essential civilian articles will support both plants and households. Brooms, insecticides, garbage pails, rat traps, carpet sweepers, baking pans and other items are to be authorized. Emphasis on can openers and pot scourers as families face shortages. steel wool pads with soap and Bobby pins also cited as needed items for aluminum care and daily chores.
Jamertown reports a Sunday morning crash on Route 83 near Cherry Creek after a second vehicle collision killed Prank H. Rosenbusch, 30, and left a companion driver uninjured. The Buffalo pair, workers for HD Taylor Co, were returning from a newspaper run when a fallen power pole and crashed wiring caused the fatal impact.
In Warren County a group of youths aged 13 to 18 was arrested for stealing cash from a home. Deputy Frank Walker reported the theft occurred July 2, with the boys confessing and spending most of the money. The case will be handled by Judge Allison Darell in juvenile court.
Congressional tax experts are preparing a bill to simplify the tax structure. It would ease administration and reporting, eliminate much Internal Revenue Service work, and may exempt wage earners from filing returns. The plan also promises a simple return for those who must file and relief from petty accounting for corporations.
A jumble of trivia prompts asks if grizzly bears climb trees, names a semi precious stone matching a malignant boil, and seeks the organization behind a stubborn slogan. It quizzes wars of 1870, Shakespeare, proverbs, and miscella neous terms like an evergreen tree and an Australian mammal.
The article recalls Louie Pesteur's 1870s distice theory influencing the identification of Mary Major Ils. It discusses naming shifts from Benito the bien ed to Benito the uccurseit and notes Pilgeim tathere wed oyster shells as a source of Amextins for New England's earliest blast furnaces, highlighting historical iron production insights.
Daily Dozen warns that children at summer camps face tetanus risk from cuts and wounds. Some youngsters are immunized but protection from tetanus toxoid takes four to five months to become effective. If a child is injured, tetanus toxoid or antitoxin should be given, and camp physicians will handle emergencies.
Frank Meyerink aged 70 died at his home in Clymer on Sunday at 11 a m after a long illness. He leaves wife Ella Meyerink two brothers Fred and Charles Meyerink a sister Mrs John Oonie all of Clymer. He belonged to the Abbe Haftimed Church. Body in Spitzer Funeral Home. Services at 1 pm Wednesday at Meyerink residence with Rev Gervic Timmer officiating. Interment in Clymer Center Cemetery.
Mrs. Harry Thome of 418 Hacker Street Sun day was advised of the death of her brother Alfred B. Van Dyke, an instrument specialist with the Army Air Forces, who was killed in England August 1. Van Dyke, known in Kane as a former Civilian Conservation Corps visitor, had entered service in May 1942 and had been in England since April this year.
Albert W. Bruty, 58, of 48 Chaphy Street, died from a fractured skull when he fell down stairs Sunday night about 11:15 at his home. Coroner Y Bowers ruled the death accidental. Painter Drotz lived with Bruty’s son-in-law Victor Ahlgren. Ahlgren said Bruty left for a game earlier and returned hearing keys at the top of the stairs before the fall. Dr Peter Vilanaa treated him after the plunge lasting the stairs.
Erie report states five year old Carl Kudrosholt Jr of 722 Besthat street died after lunch Monday from acute indigestion tied to cucumbers. Police offer no further cause at this time. The incident occurred at his home and investigators are awaiting autopsy results.
Rationing notes outline coupon validity for Meith cheese and coffee stamps under Book Two and Book One. It lists stamp letters R V W B Co and their value in gallons, with expiration dates in August September and a long note on oil and gas properties. The text reflects wartime controls and regional differences in allocations and durations.
Acting coroner Fred Lamberton failed to sign a full report after a post mortem exam. The death of a child is attributed to August causes, leaving the official findings unclear and pending clarification.
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