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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1945
Page
7
A brief item notes an unusual phrase about 44 not warming blue and a dog linked to Gi, with little context or clear names or places available in the legible text.
Howard Pier sustains a seriously dislocated shoulder while coasting and is treated at Corry Hospital by Dr J C Richter before returning home. Erie veteran hospital survey planned. Dunkirk reports bottle shortages due to storm and ration issues. Marriage license applications filed in Erie and surrounding towns. Government surplus items including cigarette lighters offered. Kane schools report 405 absences from colds and flu. Police seek missing teen Glyde H Brown. white collie dog located in Erie. Scully treated at Erie Hospital. Fox Farm sold to Kenmeth Nichols. Pearl necklace found in business district. jewelers identify. Jamestown suspect posing as pastor arrested in Salem, Ohio. Local recruiting notes and war loan drive results. Junior High posters report $21,844 raised by Eighth War Loan drive.
Talon Inc tool and die makers at Meadville and Erie plants announced a wage increase after a two month strike affecting 3,100 workers. Local 10 and 110 of the Meadville Tool and Die Makers union said members voted to accept the negotiating committee's general wage rise, with other issues to be settled soon. Details of the raise were not disclosed.
Funeral services for Frank Craker were held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock in the Bracken-Kedting Pavilion Home. Rev F G Whiteman of the Baptist Church officiated. Bearers were brothers and brothers in law Leon Levi Leo George Craker Albert Weets and Leo Plas herty. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery with out of town relatives attending.
The G L F mill on West Washington street reported a theft of seven bags of feed from the delivery platform last evening. An order for Charles Hayner shows was ready for pickup after hours, and the bags were found missing when Hayner did not collect them. Mill management notified police and suspects are being sought.
A Treasury repo fragment lists receipts at S471.79 with expenditures totaling 545,172.81 and a balance of 425100,006- T4B.08. It notes debt S278,219,748 and references past figures and a 18 dollar amount.
Harrisburg page reports the Christian and Missionary Alliance Sunday Series presenting Christmas exercises Friday at 7:30 PM. Includes preludes, scripture, prayers, multiple recitations, songs, and a candle lighting ceremony led by Pastor Rev Will Wok Fetter. Harold E. Stisbeh of Minnesota and Navy veteran to speak at the IM convention of the State Education alliance on December 26 27 and 28.
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