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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1945
Page
6
Corry residents enjoyed a clear sky view of last evening’s moon eclipse starting around 7 30 p m with the moon gradually darkening to totality before 10 p m The event concluded with the final phase and no further total eclipses are expected for several years.
George Farley and A. Sandburg figure in a sparse report. Sandburg, long ill at his Wright street home, worsened last night and was moved to Corry Hospital for treatment this morning. The fim note mentions a city agency operating here for several months.
Mrs Eilan th Boutwell aged 63 wife of Lyon Boutwell of R D 1 passed away at midnight after years of illness She suffered a fractured hip in 1955 and had been an invalid since Then Born July 18 1882 in Concord Township she lived mostly in the area Survived by husband two children Troy Thacher and Gayle Boutwell eight grandchildren two sisters Miss Tallinn Bates and Mrs Lila Kinney Funeral services will be held Friday at o'clock at Bracken Keating Funeral Home officiated by Rev E F Armitage
Carl Moun and K Lee were convicted on charges of cheating by fraud in soliciting advertising for the Mail Handlers Journal. Herman A Bloom of Pitts DuEh sought a $5,000 bond pending a new trial. Judge Fred Reese of Cumberland County ruled yesterday and gave the defense five days to file for a new trial. The case centered on solicitations from Cumberland County businessmen on May 14 and 15 for the journal associated with the National Association of Post Office and Railway Mail Handlers.
A Tehran dispatch says Iranian military and police are imposing pressure in the city of Resht on people showing support for the newly established autonomous government in northern Transcaspia.
Concord School presented a Christmas program featuring a Nativity pageant and song selections. The event included rooms four and five with casts, readers, and a rhythm band, highlighting student performers and a community audience.
Christmas exercises at Harding School are set for 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon featuring carols, readings, recitations, songs, piano solos, and a play The Recipe for Christmas. Students include Richard Yasler Richard Pate John Young Mary Fenton Stewart Messenger Dorothy Brocknan Gloria Hae Loyd Sharlotte Heifer Beverly Hatin Dale Remmard Robert Wostusmle Jor Magicar ts xtecitation Jack Whiteley and many others with stage property committee Rose Wojtiszek and Roper Hall assisting.
Columbus notes a Christmas program for school children at the schoolhouse, a Congregational Church cantata The Choice of Bethlehem, and community visits and illnesses. Recap includes local names, holiday events, and a Grange election with a December 26 gathering. A science aside notes a single cod may produce ten million eggs yearly.
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