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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1942

Page

8

Winter days loom as city ponders Christmas hours

A rush of local items fills the page. A minor brush at East Main and Mill Streets involved two Plymouth and Ford roadsters with minor damage. Merchants in Warren debate Christmas hours, planning closures Dec 24 to Dec 28. State treasurer wired checks totaling 17,297 to milk producers in 12 western counties for under payments by Mengie Dairy. Erie and Crawford producers share the funds. Police tag misuses noted for all-night parking. Hunters urged to delay game-bill reports. January 16 deadline imposes a $2 penalty for late filing. Measles, mumps, and chickenpox cases rise among local children. Ted Sarnicki promoted to corporal. Camp Berkeley, Texas. OPA urges tire inspections ahead of January deadline. Rex Theatre hosts Corry High School choir. War ration book 2 registrations require canned goods inventory. Erie air corps enlistments rise. Reserve Defense Corps age limits under review. Deer-skin uses noted for First Ward fire station gloves.

G. Harold Waeer MUK Control Commission Mengie Dairy Empalhy McKeesport Erie Crawford County

Two Sentenced to Penitentiary in Elk County Burglaries

Burglaries in Elk County lead to prison terms as two men receive western penitentiary sentences. John Scully of St Marys pleads guilty to larceny of two radios and gets two to five years, Henry Schauer of St Marys gets 18 months to three years. Four Ridgway juveniles ages 10, 12, 12 and 17 appear. two enter Morgantown Industrial School, two placed on probation. Albert Dippold of St Marys pleads guilty to operating a motor vehicle after license revocation and faces two years probation.

Elk County Hike Western Penitentiary John Scuily St Marys Henry Schauer St.Marys

Thompson's Bor Soma Tablets and Liver Aid Promo

Enjoy life not misery. Thompson's Bor Soma Tablets claim to stimulate kidneys to cleanse poisonous waste from blood. Also promoted are Thompson's Horsemans Tolets for liver and stomach and Gulden Lax Tablets for constipation. Bargain note promises drug store availability.

Thompson

Corry High School Choir to Present First Vesper Service

Corry High School presents its first annual a cappella vesper service next Sunday afternoon. The 70-voice choir, directed by H. Lynn Rice, will debut in gold and black robes with a free public program featuring a mix of classical carols and modern arrangements. Soloists include Dorothy Madison and Jean Curtis with instrumental support from Martin MeIntyre and Katherine Spiesman.

Ucho Lastle Munle Corry Covery High H. Lynn Rice Franz Gruber Little Town of Bethlehem J. H. Rodner Jeannette Isabella Michael Praetorius Gervert Adam Solo Dorothy Madison Avcompult Martin MeIntyre David Owen Martin Luther Jen Mizehedt Marthe Melntyre Marin Brant Schubert Soto Lawrence Morton Kallioing Splesman Wark Herald Angels Felix Mendelssonn Chrisames Handel Mary Jean Sullivan Katherine Splesman the Three Kings P. A. Gervert Adeste Pideles Chris+tlansen Franz Gruber Narrator Jean Curtis Elimor Hildebrand Charlotte Hillburg Lena Kerstetter Marlon Kinney Betty Lundy Dorothy Madison Martha McIntyre Georgia Mulvin Shirley Simmonson Marjorie Slattery Evelyn Smilth Doris Stowe Eunice Theobald Martha Thompson Ruth Welker Anelis Williams William Haramond Wil Liam Hopkins Howard Pier Sayers Proctor John Rickers Richard Rosebacher William Volt Warren Spiuer Bass Rober Auer Robert Curtis Charles Kennedy Grant Messinger Donald Mosher Charles Rainesalo Theodore Sayaka Philip Whitehead Richard Wiliams Direector Rice Choir Echour Committee Witeh

Fishing Season Closes On Lake Erie

The fishing season ends as four tugs depart from Erle port with last catches. The Mary Lou reports a large pike haul while Ronalds brings white fish. overall, it was a below normal year on Lake Erie. Local officers, directors, and choir members plan a Christmas Eve service to become an annual offering.

BRU Ronalds

Erie 1943 Assessment Set At 125 Million Demand

Erie officials announced the 1943 city assessment will total 125 million dollars. The figure excludes new building valuations, with over 1,200 cases heard and about 600 still unsettled, including several wartime plant appeals.

ERIE

Apparent Rainfall Rare in Exypsian Desert

In the Exypsian desert a singular rainfall event is observed only once every few years. The sparse precipitation briefly moistens ground, but lasting effects are limited as heat quickly returns and disperses the moisture.

Exypsian Desert

Dell Doge Acquisition by U S Martide in World War I

The article notes that the name Dell Doge was acquired by the U S Martide during the First World War, detailing a wartime branding or ownership action. It highlights the period context and the entities involved without graphic detail.

Dell Doge U. S. Martide

Fragmentary Norse-Tale Item From Silent Page

A damaged OCR fragment mentions cold and gaunt weather and a Norwegian figure tied to a real home, with unclear names and places. The readable bits hint at a troubled tale or travel note but lack coherent details.

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