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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1952
Page
3
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The article parses a tangle of briefs and notices from local courts and officials. It notes divorces, a bankruptcy hearing, a sheriff’s sale halted by injunction, and a false pretense case against Kellogg Motor Company officials. It also mentions weather changes, a magazine price hike, and a roadway accident with conflicting witness statements.
Stockholm Sweden Russia according to official Swedish estimates has at least 185 submarines in Baltic and Arctic waters An estimated 72 are ocean going Many carry range enabling two trips from the Baltic Straits to New York with little refuelling
Associated Press report says Allied warplanes struck north of the battleline in heavy snow, targeting Communist positions along the Western Front near Panmunjom and the Yalu River. Ground fighting intensified northeast of Panmunjom with Chinese troops. Allied and Chinese forces exchanged artillery and small arms fire amid snow and cloud cover.
The funeral service for Mrs. Abbie J. Klinger was held yesterday at 2 p.m. at the Bravken-Keating Funeral Home with Rev. Charles MeIntyre of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at Rixford officiating. Attendants included Will Hamilton Franke Lillie Donald Stewart Thomas Higby Bar Hasbrouck and George Weber. Interment followed at Bear Lake Cemetery. A delegation from Women’s Relief Corps No. 49 attended as honorary escort.
Mrs. Fernanda Ferrante D'Abruzzo, 33, gave birth to premature quadruplets in a Rome hospital. Three of the four tiny boys died about 18 hours after birth. The seven month babies weighed a total of eight pounds. Her husband, a 36-year-old factory worker, and the couple had no daughters, ages three and five.
Suprogate Bodine heard testimony on the validity of a codicil to the will of Mrs. Mabel Bookstayer of Dunkirk. The nurse who drew the will earlier allegedly tore up the codicil but did not destroy it, and the document was later filed with the probate. Beneficiaries named include Harriet Trumbull, nurse, and Ruth Jewett of Winter Haven, with details on others not disclosed. The hearing will continue to determine validity and bequests.
Local Clymer area residents and bank staff held Christmas gatherings at the Legion building and Clymer Central School. Recipients shared meals, exchanged gifts, and honored birthdays while noting community ties with area families and nearby towns.
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