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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1951

Page

4

Eisenhower Willike Backers Eye New Hampshire Ballot

Eisenhower backers predict the general will not withdraw his name from the New Hampshire presidential primary ballot. A withdrawal would require action within 10 days of petition notification. otherwise he could remain a candidate if his name is on the ballot. Willkie’s earlier nominating path is cited as a contrast to current maneuvering.

Eisenhower Willkie Gen New Hampshire Wendell L. Willkie Wisconsin Dewey Taft Wilkie Philadelphia Ates Gorry Evening Jornae Evening Journal Hattececmd Susaay Wilkie Gorry West South Street Corry AL Dy Coleerove Pranton Nations Ryres Fred Kimbags, Inc Dlesington Avenue New York Michigan Square Chicago Mortgage & Bond Detroit Willie Pittshuret Winkie Red Republica Red Innis Landatry Fortune Magazine Hugh S. Johnson Fortune Oren Root, Jr Russell Davenport

Christmas Savings In City Highlight 1931 Notes

Journal recap from December 3 1931 notes 39985 28 dollars set aside for Christmas savings by Citizen National Bank. Kiwanis plans holiday decor in business district with miniature trees and Milton L Brown named committee chair. Deer hunting success reported around Corry. Scipti road work begins with limited crew. Corry High School football banquet planned at Parish Hall. Whiteley ice rink progress and pond flooding expected next week. North plot cut completed and parking for sixty cars arranged.

Kiwanis Club Milton L. Brown West Columbus Avent

Service Tomorrow For Mrs Clellie Thompson

Mrs Glenlie Thompson died Sunday morning October 4 at 10 near Pittsfield where she had been a patient since August 1950. Born January 12 1903 at French Creek. Survived by three nieces, a nephew, a sister in law and several relatives. Funeral at Bracken Keating Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 30 pm with burial at Methodist Cemetery in Clymer. Rev James McIntosh to officiate.

Clellie Thompson Glenlie "Thompson McCoy Pittsfield Thompson French Creek Wil- Mason Thompson Michigan Clymer Cony Myron Wallace R. D Clymet Charles Park Sherman Edwin Forker Cleveland George Hapgood R. D. Clymer Orpha Hapgood Bracken-Keating Paltoral James McIntosh

Lodge of Sorrow Held by Elks in Corry

Relatives and friends attended the Lodge of Sorrow service at the Corry BPO Elks on North Center Street. Edward Q. Brown delivered the memorial address replacing the scheduled T. W. Moffett who was ill. Chorus members and local officials participated before the group traveled to New Castle for another memorial service with Howard H. Davis delivering. Three people drowned near Thornhurst when their car drove into a pond in Lehigh Township. The victims were Mr and Mrs Joseph Hines of Pittston and their four year old son Joseph Hines Jr.

Corry Bpo Elks Lodge of Sorrow North Center Street Edward Q. Brown Erle Lodge T. W. Moffett Plies’ Mle Chorus Roger McCray Lynn Rice William Dawson Alden Phelps New Castle Howard H. Davis Scranton Joseph Hines Joseph, Jr Pittston Luzerne County Lenigh Township Thornhurst

Erie Man Arrested as Cat Burglar

A 28 year old Erie man, Frank Raimondi, was arrested Saturday night as he hid inside the Carl Schults Candy Co store concealing himself in stocking feet after entry through a window. Police said he was spotted by Schultz Go employees and later captured with his toe visible behind cartons. He faces burglary charges and was previously jailed for a a prior break in at the Penna Club.

Erie Schultz Go Raimond Penna Club

Willkie Nominated On Fourth Ballot By Republican Convention

A detailed account traces Willkie's rise from obscurity to the Republican nomination. It notes his early advocacy for unity, key supporters, and the sequence of ballot totals that led to his eventual nomination on the sheet ballot after a rapid campaign built by party figures and media allies.

How's Your I Q Quiz From a Jumbled Page

This reader quiz lists ten questions mixing memory, history, and language. It asks for the bureau in government, South American troop actions, word meaning, the third US president, dental terms, malting pottery art, carpentry tool, dinosaurs extinction, the literary figures Mulvaney Learoyd Ortheris, and a grammar correction.

Fairy Ley John Dunlap United States Mulvaney Learoyd Ortheris

Hunter killed in auto crash near Analomink deer season opening

Morrisville man Robert Pursell, 28, died and two companions were injured when their car collided en route to a hunting lodge at Analomink for the deer season opening. Pursell, a Bell Telephone Company foreman, died after being taken to Stroudsburg Hospital by passing motorists.

Hunter Stroudsburg Morrisville Robert Pursell Stroudsburg Hospital Bell Telephone Company

Radioactive Elements Provide Pain Relief for Cancer Patients

At the University of Pittsburgh Addison Gibson Laboratory researchers report radioactive elements easing pain in lung and breast cancer patients. Of 93 cages treated with radioactive iodine or colloidal gold injections, 24 showed relief. The university notes the treatment is not a cure and mainly reduces suffering by limiting a cancer secreted fluid.

University of Pittsburgh Addison A. Gibson

Firefighter Hit by Car While Directing Maryland Line Fight

A Pennsylvania volunteer fireman Hedkett 80 of New Freedom was killed when struck by a car while directing traffic during Maryland Line farm blaze near Clyde. Police said the car was driven by Robert J. Gunther of New Freedom.

Fulliman Maryland Line Pennsylvania Clyde Hedkett New Freedom Walter Smith Baltimore County Police Robert J. Gunther

In loving memory of Mrs. Ruby Smith

In loving memory of our dear mother Mrs. Ruby Smith who passed away one year ago December 2, 1980. Sadly missed by her children.

Ruby Smith

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