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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1941
Page
6
Fragmented wartime travel rules and public notices mix with traffic accidents and community events. Police report a minor collision at Franklin and Center while no injuries occurred. A plan to aid small manufacturers begins January 1 and a campaign promotes frugal meals for Chinese Day during International Golden Rule Week.
Hon Flwet Z Evans, judge of We cor of common ileas of Erte sonnsy, will deliver the address at the Wot Mentorial session at Cor ry lodge NO 768 BF OL Biky witely. The public is invited to attend the event and hear the judge discuss matters of memory and service.
The Council of Corry outlines issue of fifteen thousand two hundred dollar general obligation bonds to fund street department and wire department equipment. It specifies bond denominations, interest payment, redemption, and annual taxes to repay. Also details bond sale, advertisement, and police powers for funding.
For sale listings describe a large house tourist home of three families with down payment options and multiple family suitability, plus a deteriorated bam house. Also includes an executor notice for Flora E Whittlesey estate in Erie County with payment and claims details and contact in Corry Pa.
Harrisburg reports a December 12 letting by the Department of Transportation seeking the largest single day highway award. engineer estimates place low bids near 3.774 million dollars for about 460 miles of projects, including paving and multilane constructions with traffic circles and grade separations on several routes.
Mr sod Mrs. Mariof Prder visited their camp last week to hunt deer. Phoebe Phillips will attend the wedding of her nephew Vernon Thompson. Miss Jeno Wasner at Findley Lake. Miss Marjorie Evins of Beloron visited Saturday. Basketball season at Panama Central School opened with a test game against Cussadaga Valley and a second game Friday. Studwiils Lene and many others attended. Church services: 10 AM Sunday School, Elta Crosby superintendent. No evening service. Mrs. Lou Walton returned to her home in Vernon Ohio after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles S dah Pied Sands of Chandlars Valley. The B Ladies Aid supper and bugnar held Friday evening with good attendance. Christmas shoppers found relief and help for local problems. Born Thursday December at WS.A. hospital in James town to Mr and Mrs Warren Kelley. Mrs Pelley formerly Miss Poullne Brown.
Pittsburgh and Buffalo weekly market notes show steady demand for produce with apples and crates quoted, and cattle and lamb markets in Buffalo reporting varied demand, price shifts, and active selling at midweek. Spot livestock values included steer and heifer ranges, dairy and wool prices, and several named firms in the trade.
A garbled message shows workers in JARRISBUR organizing amid fuel shortages. The text references postmen, a union push, and statements from Tinitt et an jon about plans and goals. The fragment hints at broader labor action and fuel concerns without clear specifics.
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