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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1945
Page
11
Dunkirk reports Roland Blake, 18, of Lincoln Avenue, shot in the shoulder during an incident yesterday. He was taken to the hospital after companions carried him about a block before flagging a motorist for transport. Doctor Allen Runielt provided treatment.
Twenty years ago United States Radiator Corporation reported satisfactory business in 1924 after its Buffalo meeting. The Junior Class will stage Pip Charm School on March 7 directed by Miss Storrs.
James Matlow explains using the 1040 short form for income tax. The guide covers deductions, exemptions, and who may file joint or separate returns, with examples showing income sources, withholdings, and the tax table steps for both married and single filers. It notes how dividends and withholdings affect quarterly payments and final tax owed.
Old North Girard resident Lawley Koehler died at his home after a long illness. He helped run Koehler Breweries with his brothers Pred and Jackson before later shifting to the restaurant business in Lewis. He was the son of Charles and Fostona Koehler. The Koehler name long stood in local brewing and dining circles.
Antoinette Guertia Michel, 47, wife of Prof Alfred Halle, art instructor at Edinboro State Schools College, died Monday at her Edinboro home after an illness. She studied at Beaver, Pittsburgh, and Washington DC, earned a BS in 1982, and lived in Edinboro since 1991. She was active in church groups and interior design work prior to her illness.
The piece argues that rule writers cannot foresee fair rules for a nation as large as the United States. It critiques CIO proposals for a national production council and warns that centralized, perpetual regulation would curb liberty, reduce competition, lower living standards, and fix profits by political decree, harming merchants and citizens.
A reader quiz item asks seven questions from a historic page six feature. Questions cover geography of Ur, British appeals court, Alaska mosquitoes, V-1 and V-2 bombs, a Chicago judge, pendulum inventor, Henry Ford's children, pyramid locations, wind strength, and the capital of Turkey.
Ration details for meats foods sugar shoes and gas coupons. Lists stamp series for March through June with validity dates and regional applicability. Notes fallbacks and future validation dates for next series and in general indicates no cancellation plans by OPA.
The bodies of George Brackett and Leonard Shade both of Washington were recovered from the wreckage of their plane on Tableing Mountain near Tyrone after a crash while en route from Brockett to Washington.
Erie men William First and Raymond Bauer were arrested after a Warren crash linked to a Bauer owned sedan driven by Ziegler. The collision damaged a Bren ton car and authorities say Ziegler may face leaving the scene and driving with an unlicensed operator.
Light passing into the eye is partially contrasted and the iris plus eyelids regulate light. In ear exposure to loud noise, there is no such control. war production and battle din affect many ears causing hearing loss. About 15 to 20 million in the U S are impaired, with three million children averaging one third normal hearing. Rehabilitation programs arise to help veterans and workers with defects. Hearing aids improved. about one million use them, with many more not wearing due to fear of conspicuousness. Years ago a similar situation existed with spectacles.
In Columbus February 27 residents hear of Ladies Aid plans to meet Thursday after noon with Mrs Neils Christensen. Sunday School classes sell bricks to fund church renovations including plastering and refinishing woodwork aimed for Easter completion. Notices cover missing Lassie dog, weekend visits, hospital stays, and farm extension events at Youngsville Grange Hall with talks on agronomy and moving pictures.
A vintage style ad promotes Tromané a medical formula of vitamins and hormones for middle aged men claiming to restore youth vitality and pleasures. It advises following Rexall drug store labeling and hints at nationwide availability.
In Mayville a youth aged under 19 had a sentence altered to more than two years in Alina State prison after a brief period in the county jail. The youth had faced a prior spell in the West Coxsmelie State Court and was noted for involvement in immoral practices.
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