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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1947
Page
6
A Harborcreek youth died after being struck by a moving tractor on a farm. Witnesses rushed to assist. the injured boy was taken to the emergency room and later to the hospital. Investigators say the tractor rolled over him during yard work. authorities are reviewing the incident.
Warren February 15 new milk plant for the region rapidly nears completion. Built by the Roeriske Dairies of Brooklyn it will be one of the area’s most modern facilities with large milk processing capacity. Mac Bain Sears resigns from the Dairymen's League to serve as winemaker and field representative for the Roeriske Company and began duties last week securing many contacts in the milk producing area.
State Police Galliday accepted the second confession in a January robbery case at Bud's Fleebwing Station. L. A. Layton, in charge, said the statement from four professionals links station attendant William Ackerman to the crime while others retracted.
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Erie February 16 A man confessed to a lesser charge before Alderman John S Curtis in the Fisher murder case. Dominick pleaded guilty and faces sentencing in Erie county court next week. Bail set at 5000 dollars. defense plans appeal for temporary release.
Week's items note yonn Neckers of Fort Mestle Maryland visiting relatives then returning to camp Wednesday. Mrs Harriet Newhouse travels to Chicago for an indefinite stay with her son Dr Ray Barker. Pred Willink of Sanford Florida arrives following his mother's death. Clarence Viuink leaves for Cedar Grove Wisconsin after his father William Vriink dies. The Plus III GMS of the Methodist Church met Thursday at Mrs Onude Lictus home with a sewing quilt blocks for Rubi M. Smith Home. The American Legion Febristy meeting discussed routine business and $18 raised for the legion. plans for a March game night were made. Architect P A Preebure of Jamestown unable to attend due to storm but will meet in March to plan remodel of the legion building. Ladies Mission and Aid met Friday at Mrs Gilbert Ton's with mission talk on Arshla and missionary writings read by several members. A Avora duet was performed and Spiritual Life and Stewardship report discussed. World Day of Prayer service scheduled February 21 at Edward's Chapel Marks Corners. society approved $5 for mission materials to India.
Twenty-eighty members attended the Clymer Teen Age Club meeting with guest Mrs. Guy Bennink of Corry. Refreshments were served by the hostesses as Emory Morrison screened films on various sports for the youths.
Elmer Stowe, 63, longtime Gorey resident and father of Carl Stowe, died after a long illness. Funeral services are planned Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Wattsburg cemetery with burial in Arbuckle church grounds. Surviving relatives include three grandchildren and a daughter Ming Mars.
Clarence Wallace exhibits a newly designed Chrysler Town and Country with ornamental woods and flowing contours. The model expands from a four door sedan to multiple body styles including luxury brougham roadster convertible coupe and club coupe with six passenger capacity. President David A Wallace notes the 1941 first model hinted this versatility while a California well drilled 16,663 feet in 1946 set a depth record.
Senator Russell and Lilienthal facing sharp questions at upcoming hearings as a budget fight rages in the new Republican led Congress. A $6.0 billion cut targets $1.75 billion for army and navy, with Taft and Gurney arguing for smaller cuts while Miliskin and colleagues push higher reductions. The panel rejected moves to tie savings to debt payments, risking delays to tax cuts.
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