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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1945
Page
5
A concise saying compares eye size and vision, noting that having large eyes does not guarantee better sight than smaller eyes and that size does not determine speed or perception. The point emphasizes that physical traits do not assure functional advantage.
Lawrence T. Miller and wife Yetta Miller sue Erie Coach Co. in county court seeking 921320.35 in damages. They claim on February 20, 1943 Mrs. Miller was struck by a rear wheel while exiting a bus at Lawrence Park East Lake Road, suffering a fractured ankle, headaches and memory loss. Miller seeks damages for loss of her support and other injuries.
District Attorney T Newton Taylor announced three counts of murder against William Charles Miller for the poisoning death of a two year old girl at Furview State Hospital third charge filed in Huntingdon.
Miss Dorothy Whatey leaves for a weekend with Miss Ning Jane Gilbertson in Chicago while Mrs Minnie L Kolard visits from Jamestown. Major Ross Redmany arrives from Indiantown Gap for a weekend with his wife and daughter Charlotte. Nearby, Mrs Jack McLaughlin and son Michael head to visit relatives. several residents travel to Erie and New York City. Charles Jackman arrives from Sampson Naval Station with discharge after 22 months in the South Pacific. Fiftyth wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr and Mrs John Bensink with open house on December 6 at their Clymer Hill home.
Mis Mary Jean Sulliven and Mrs Bruce Binworth visit today with Miss Jeora Shanahenef. J McLean Charles Shuss Paul Dwyer Ethan Carter and others travel to the McLean hunting cup at Davy Ai for a two week camp. A former service member injured, with three months active duty and two years in Europe, plans to reside in Evie. The Wingers attended a wedding in Clymer at the Abbey Reformed Church. Don Caldwell arrives from Greenville after his mother Mrs Ethiel Caldwell’s death.
Girl Scout Troop 39 gathered in the Presbyterian Church recreation room last evening. The meeting opened with a dramatization of the Girl Scout Tune and featured a comic play The Mock Wedding conducted by Felon Fredericks and Honey Rae Ingran's patel. Miss Doni Cheisnie attended as a visitor and the group ended with a goodnight circle.
A marriage was announced between Steve Swantek of Comy and Miss Rulr Davis, daughter of Craker and William F Davis, at 64th North enter street. Rev Wilford Crum officiated at Episcopal Okt church on November 23. Miss Davis was matron of honor, Junior Davis best man. Reception followed at the bridal party’s home. The couple will reside at 4514 North Gunter street.
A readable set of quiz questions defines the International Red Cross body, its composition, headquarters, wartime role, and the Red Cross societies federation established in 1919 for cooperation and mutual aid. Includes questions on members, headquarters location, and the federation’s purpose.
Mrs Walter Purdey entertained members of the Mo Iry Club at her home, with Mrs John Juckson presenting an awards list to several attendees. Guests were served a luncheon including salad, baked fruit cake and coffee. plans were made for a Christmas party on December 14 at the Maple Leaf Tex Room in Columbus.
Mrs Harold Jewell Frank Hupler and Mrs Coes Dawson entertained last evening at the Jewell Flower Shop with bridge tables in play. Mrs John McLaughlin won high for bridge and J R Dearing was second. For the 100 tables Mrs Charles Stewart received the high score prize and Myra Susie Butcher the second. Hostesses served a light dessert course to guests.
Friends and family gathered yesterday from 2 to 10 PM at Mr and Mrs Nelson Dimmick 403 Concord Street to celebrate their wedding anniversary. Guests delivered congratulatory wishes and a decorated wedding cake was shared during the evening.
General Alan Dontler was executed by firing squad in Aversa Italy for ordering the execution of 16 American soldiers captured behind German lines in Italy in 1944. Convicted by a U.S. court martial in October he was said to have acted under higher command. The sentence was carried out on orders from Lt John R. Mag- Novwvalla of Astoria NY.
G Albert Stewart president and publisher of the Clearfield Progress reports the sale of his interest to a group of newspapers and licensees. The transaction announced December 1 transfers controlling stake in the publication to the buyers.
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