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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1941

Page

2

Mortician Taken for Emergency Operation in Cary

Sheiley Torrey, mortician at Spartansburg, was rushed to Cary hospital for an emergency operation late last night. His condition today was described as good. Mrs. C. A. Mountain will host the Sciota Community Aid Society Thursday at her East location. Church work and a full-day meeting are planned. members should come prepared to sew a comforter. A small fire started in the back of a preplace mantle in L. S. Dunkle’s Ol city home last night and was extinguished before extensive damage. Two young men were found overcome by carbon monoxide gas in garages in Pittsburgh this morning. Robert Days, 20, and Peter Minydzat, 40, were found in Mt. Lebanon and East Pittsburgh garages respectively. Mrs. Maynard Cramer and daughter were released to their home on Wet Wlanscot streets after a hospital stay. Mrs. Paul Clark and daughter, Corry RD 4, were taken home from Corry Hospital after a few days as patients.

Sheiley Torrey Spartansburg Cary Hospital C. A. Mountain Sciota Ol City Pittsburgh Robert Days Mt. Lebanon Peter Minydzat Maynard Cramer Wlanscot Corry Hospital Paul Clark Corry RD Box M St —Kane William JH. Christie Christie Kane Weel Erie Commonwealth Harfield Patterson Alex Pichinskd Burton R. Lal Ife Court Laub Patterson Puchinski Earl Campbell Walnut Streel Baltimore and Ohio Railraad Clay Street Campbell Mt. Jewett C. D Abingo Broske Bethlehem Bethlehem Steel Company Steel Corporation Ward Ellis Electric Store Lanston's St. Edward's P. TA W. J. Carpenter Ruth Jewett Barmud Jamestown City If —Company Franklin Iosg Nie Oil City 112Th Medical Board Daniel Breene Truman Gordon St. Marys Breéne New York City Gil Gily A.E United States Army i Union Earl F Jesse) James Hass Son’ Heights Ath Regiment France John W. Yames 106Th U. S. Tas Lees Pout Meade U.S. Army Ines vAnnot Ingenjént Waa Peondary Chautauqua Java Uric G. C Murphy Co Willing Wy Sertiil Kelletville Tindeavor Kellettville Tionesta Food Center Serrill Forest County Harrisburg Public Service Commission of New York Jamestown I Mbadville Homer A. Hamm Meadville Hefsons Venanga David Glenm, Jr William Burnley Glenn William Borthwick Degroes Colton Chib!s Neason West Mead Township Mead- Ville Company Hotel Conneaut Conneaut Lake Park Luther J. King Spencer Hospital Charles W. McMillin Faimount Avenue Dut Charles Perry East Street Harry P. Else Allegheny College U. S Marine Corps Reserve Marine Corps Quantico Biaimville Overdort Lumber Desier and Horseni Tudiena Burgess C. W. Bracken College Women’s West Pleas Aud Glenn Wood Hamot ‘Hospital Erle Pied Weaver Liberty Street Corry Hinspitel I. W. Barrett Bear Lake Corry Salvation Amy Cltatél Barrett Leslie Messinger Alma Gardner R. Magee A. #. Morrison Ann. Miller Philip Barns Watreb Boykins Patickeeney sSert Davis Young Ster Stelal John’ Pardes Ineal Sig East Main Street

Paroled Austin man linked to Shippenville robbery case

Charles Pinnage, 28, formerly of Austin Pa, recently finished a four year federal sentence for his part in the Shippenville bank robbery of 1986. He faced added counts of larceny and shooting with intent to kill before Judge H M Rimer and was placed on a seven year parole.

Mother's Cats, Inc Glendora Wilcox Grocery Charlon Willam Austin H. M. Rimer Bradford Jacob Rogalsky Rogalsky Loyal Order of Moose Lodge

Death claims Thomas Ayers in local obituary notice

Thomas Ayers age 7H of Coury 1 D2) died Saturday evening at 4:90 Oilock after a stroke while visiting the city. Born in Columbus township he lived near Spring Creek. Survived by two daughters in law Mrs Ware Titusville and Mrs Charles Simpson Columbus, six cousins and other relatives. Body at Bracken Keating chapel. Services Tuesday at 1 pm at St Thomas church. Temporary burial in church crypt.

Thomas Ayers Coury Copy Hospital Oilock Ayers Columbus Township Spring Creek Ware Titusville Charles Simpsony Columbus Martin Li- Cava Danbury Gann Margareth Lane Mason, Mich Chael James Plahenty Garry John Carroll Thomas Plohenty Bracken- Keating Chapel St. Thomas' Church

Funeral Rites for Thos Forbes Held Sunday

Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at Spring Crest church for Thomas Forbes of Spring Creek, aged resident who died Friday at home. Attending were Chester Forbes, James Nichol, Sam Harley and others. out-of-town guests came from Akros Ohio Westport Pai Youngsville Waterford Corry. The Golden Links Glass circle of the Methodist church meets Tuesday at 6 30 PM in the church parlors with members urged to attend bringing 3 to teen and sandwiches.

John Waite Brokenstraw Pitlock Spring Crest Mehiory Thomas Porbes Spring Creel Sway Hig Son Chester Forbes Corry R D. Reeners John Meloy Lon Matteson William Grane Pred Smith Raymond Sickler Arch Porter Robert Church Akrox Ohio Ethey Stewart Westport Pai Agnes Burns Youngsvilley William Patchen Kenneth Patchen Waterford Frank Betts Corry Chester Porbes James Nichol Sam Harley Rey Stearns Irvin Crane Elisabeth Crane Willem Grane, Jr Glenn Betts Robert McKittrick Golden Links Methodist Church

Earle Statement Re Sofia Incident Amid Attack at Restaurant

Earle recounts defending himself amid assaults at a Sofia restaurant. He says he slashed the attacker in the face after being attacked, causing bleeding. Bulgarians and others helped shield him as Germans in civilian clothes and many others pressed forward. The skirmish ended about an hour later when order was restored and they left for the American legation.

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