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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1944

Page

2

Services Sunday for Mrs. George Thomas

Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 30 P M from Bracken Kealing Funeral Home with Rev Francis G Whiteman officiating. Bearers were William DeHaven Leon Yanger Vern Galloway Archie Goldfinch Laverne Grandy and Carl Way. Temporary interment in Pine Grove mausoleum. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs William Price Warren Thomas Mrs Fred Evans Mr and Mrs William Dayies and Mr and Mrs Arthur Thomas plus several others from Erie Mayville Meadville Warren and Cleveland. Many relatives and friends attended and floral tributes were numerous.

Memo.y George Thomas Bracken-Kealing Funeral Home Francis G. Whiteman William DeHaven Leon Yanger Vern Galloway Archie Goldfinch Laverne Grandy Carl Way Pine Grove Cemetery William Price Youngstown Warren Thomas Washington, D Syeme Grandy Frank Allen Erie

Seabee Slogan Echoed in Public Familiarity

The famous Seabee slogan “We do the difficult immediately, the impossible takes a little longer” is recalled as a well known wartime maxim. The line remains associated with morale and perseverance, reflecting historic teamwork.

Seabee

Proud Mother to Sponsor Liberty Ship William J McLean

Savannah Ga December 11 1943 Mrs Hazel Palmer Athens Jr will sponsor the Liberty ship William J McLean named for the late publisher of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin The ceremony is tied to the war stamp drive by newspaper carriers with 150 000 boys selling over 1 300 000 000 stamps The event begins at 630 am EWT Also report Erie man Joseph Tomczak injured when his truck overturned near Venango Route 19 and Corry resident Mrs Hettle D McGrath is listed as a patient in Corry Hospital in good condition.

Esamumen Savannah Hazel Palmer Athens, Jr William J. McLean Philadelphia Tuiletin Palmer Mendville Joseph Tomczak Erie Venango Hettle D. McGrath RL D.2 Corry Corry Hospital Dubois Menite Addiiion Nimrods Johnsonburg St.Edward’s Hall Mts Harald Dolf Germania Potter County Dolf Dial Healy Studio North Center Street Jamestown UG East Smith Street SeaBees Erie Navy Carroll Beautty Salon St Mayville Mayville Donald Lew First Lutheran Church Genterville Hhr Baptistas Dies W. Earl Goodill Tole Tipmanuel Guild Houtewies Myris Bonsteel Mia Sam Hofley Frank Prost JeWell Flower Shop

Missing in action and prisoner of war report airs

A government telegram to Mr. and Mrs. Bay Atts of Oil City notes their son Pfc. Harold Edwin Atts is missing in action since September 22 and possibly a prisoner of war in Germany. Telegram from Provost Marshal General cautions pending confirmation and cites intercepted enemy propaganda.

Powell Motor Co Bay J. Atts Oil City Harold Edwin Atts Germany Lereh Rand Tarold Arts

Yeggs Blow Safe at Erie and Loot Exceeds Two Thousand

Police report the seventh Erie safe robbery in months netting over 2000 in cash war bonds and postal stamps at the John F. Kukin Lumber Co. break in occurred at 6:45 am Monday with entry through a cellar window and forced doors. Yeggmen attempted to pry the safe before blasting it open with nitroglycerine and earth, leaving the rear door damaged on the way out.

Erie John F. Kukin Lumber Co Kuhnns Postal Saynes Kuhns Kuhns Wald Bothie

Slattery Resigns as Rural Electrification Chief

President Roosevelt accepts Harry Slattery’s resignation as rural electrification administrator effective immediately. No reason given and no successor named. Slattery had faced a congressional inquiry last spring amid claims of efforts to force his ouster and testified about pressure from officials including Secretary Wickard and aide Jonathan Daniels.

Washington Roosevelt Harry Slattery White House Slattery Senate Agriculture Agriculture Secretay Wickatél Jonathan Daniels Stenoh

Dunkirk Babe Suffocated in Carriage Tragedy

Dennis Le Roy Windsor an infant months old child of Mr and Mrs Windsor died in Dunkirk December 11 from suffocation. The mother reportedly failed to notice the child’s head buried in carriage blankets until the father returned home at noon. Fire department aided with resuscitation attempts for about 30 minutes, but the infant had been dead for two hours before discovery.

Wallace First Avenue Wallace B. White R.D Erie New York Central Railroad Pittsburgh R. M. Gibrom Oil City Clyde M Raymond Lefferts Bremen Ite Joseph R. LaPagla

Mrs McEldowney Dies At Cory Hospital At 49

Marian Onnarosacsiown ey McEldowney wife of Malcolm McEldowney of 910 East Main Warren born July 30 1902 in Warren Pa married Aug 11 1919 in West Virginia dies at Cory Hospital after a short illness aged 49 six children two daughters Elaine Spangler Betty and four sons Fred Laverne Robert Richard two sisters Dora Wilcox Clen Dalrymple Warren brother Henry Honhart Warren and grandson Daniel McEldowney. services Wednesday at 2 p m Davison Funeral Home with interment Pine Grove Cemetery

Marian Onnarosacsiowney Cory Hospital McEldowney Malcolm McEldowney East Main Short Warren West Virginia Betty Elaine Spangler Cory Fred Laverne Robert Richard Dora Wilcox Clen Dalrymple Henry Honhart Daniel McEidawney Corry Davison Funeral Pine Grove

Germans Forced Back From Roer River Towns

Allied forces pushed Germans back from towns along the Roer River as units of the Seventh Army and French First Army swept the Alsatian pocket near Colmar. The assault reached within three to nine miles of Colmar while French and American troops closed in from the west. More than 500 heavy bombers and about 2,000 lighter aircraft supported air operations, with raids killing railcars and locomotives and targeting fortified buildings near the U.S. Ninth Army front.

Sarlaruhe Rhine Griesbach St Mertzwiller Seventh Army First Army Alsatian Colmar Rignizheim Sigelsheim Lusif Sai Third Army U.S. Ninth Army Anks

Meadville trio agrees to abide by price rules in fruit sale

Morris Firman Eric and John Micelli signed stipulations in Federal Court agreeing to follow maximum price regulations and to maintain records in the sale of fresh fruits and vegetables. The report notes this action taken in Pittsburgh on December 11.

OPA Pittsburgh Morris Firman Eric John Micelli Meadville

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