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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1942
Page
3
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Richard Dobrynski, 3, son of Mrs. Mary Dobrynski of 508 East Eighth Street, died at Hamot Hospital six hours after his clothing caught fire while playing with matches in his home. His mother, left briefly alone in the kitchen, tried to smother the flames with a rug. she was treated for burns and reported hysterical. The boy was described as horribly burned with little hope for recovery.
Mt Jewett draft district quotas show January selection of 109 men, following a December allotment of 192. Induction days are December 23 and December 26 at the Erie station. Kane, Ludlow, Mt Jewett, and Hagelhurst communities contribute multiple men to the December groups.
Saviey county commissioner chairman told Moose Club audience that county support for road maintenance will be limited in 1949 due to gasoline tax cuts from rationing. State treasurer G Harold Wagner said the county’s share will be 74 451.08 under the vaca One tax for six months, with an estimated loss of at least 100 000 in gasoline tax revenue next year. The county will not fund property damage claims from road work and millage unlikely to change in 1943, with funds to liquidate road bonds. Harrisburg secretary H A Thomson attended the supervisors and auditors meeting.
William Bayer, a former Cony resident and longtime pharmacist at McGindrew Drug, died Wednesday at Buffalo General Hospital. He left Cony for Bradford in February due to ill health and resided there at the time of death. Surviving are his wife Vivian and two young children. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Judges deny Martha Jablonski of Edinboro a new trial in a $15,000 suit over her husband Albert Jablonski death from a 1940 accident near Edinboro. The court found insufficient expert proof linking death to injuries versus illness, noting treatment did not begin until eight months after the wreck.
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