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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1946
Page
5
A fragmented OCR item appears to reference tobacco in a historical context with uncertain details. The readable portions suggest a brief notice or listing related to a tobacco product or sale but lack clear names, dates, or places to confirm scope.
Associated Press report from Philadelphia on New Year’s Day details Emil H. Schuets a 57 year old father who shot and killed four of his five sleeping children Barbara 9 Bari 8 Malcolm 6 and Norman 1 then killed himself with a rifle in a blood splattered North Philadelphia apartment. The bodies were found after police arrived.
John A. Ruppert filed a district court suit against Stanley J. Fehr alleging dismissal from his post as a government employee after wartime service. Ruppert seeks reinstatement to a $9000 annual job and retroactive pay through October 26, citing political reasons and party affiliations behind his removal.
The annual Gee vice so hel EL oagsty gathering met at Mrs Boyd Johnson's home yesterday. Mrs George Chase opened with a Morning Worship theme. Devotions by Mrs Alfred Haenel cited Psalm 107 prior to testimonials from sixteen members. Prayer was offered by Mrs Baenel. Business included sending offerings to the Men's Tabernacle League and the Love's Day Alliance. Plans for a poster contest between Corry and North Hust shon pupils were announced. Refreshments followed. Other notes mention local military moves and students returning home for holidays, with several townsfolk departing for training camps or studies and others preparing for discharge or travel.
Denver feature profiles Ann Dunn, a self taught fly tyer who built a trout fly business from hobby into a growing enterprise. She designs tied flies and sells thousands of flies to customers, supported by family help and a network of suppliers. Her work blends craft with emerging commerce as orders flood in.
Mrs Crosby Bush hosted the Now s Ark Sunday School Class of the United Brethren Church at her Concord street home. Seventeen members and guests attended as Douglas Mosher led the business meeting. Refreshments followed and the hostesses were thanked for gingerbread with butter sauce, coffee and tea.
Mrs Hollis Upperman and Mrs Chay Swanson hosted the Columbus Community Ladies' Aid at Mrs Upperman home. Mrs John Willie opened with devotions and Mrs Swanson, Bust resident, turned the meeting over to the new president. A bazaar report noted 150 raised to help church expenses. A dinner for Agricultural Extension course members was voted for later this month.
Women of Uhe Agose Canty Lodge No 717 met in redecorated club rooms on North Colter Street for a January 1 meeting. Thirty members attended with Mrs Con J Damon presiding in Mrs Ni ka Jewell's absence due to flu. They voted to buy two building heads from the Men of the Moose and conducted routine business.
Barbara Gates was honored at a surprise birthday party for her 11th birthday hosted by her mother Mrs Carl Gates at 316 Fair View. Eighteen guests attended. games music and treats followed, gifts were given to Miss Gates in celebration.
Victory Club plans a rummage sale Friday and Saturday January 11 and 12 at the Saint Ram’s store area beside A M M Litt Shoe Repair Shop. Donations are welcome and may be picked up by calling 93-992 if transportation is needed.
Fragmented excerpt notes difficulty in removing shells from eggs that are freshly laid or stored at high humidity. It suggests shell removal difficulty signals the egg may be spoiled or questionable.
Captain Donali Mosher recently left for Camp Campbell after a 12 day stay with Tisaneniis MD. Ms Hutt Mosier and Raymond attended with Mr and Mrs Mosher. The group visited Brie Mrs James Myetanes Maple Eye and others including Erin Todiny MOL and Mr Mrs Berton on Vinn Street for business. Mr and Mrs Lester Gray and daughter Don West Bond were seen yesterday with Mrs Gray hosting Dr Halle Bagen and visiting Mr Biwal’s parents and Mr Stanley Bawall.
A brief guidance note on saving meat juices and drippings for future use. It mentions cooling the liquid, storing for later meals, and using pan drippings to enrich gravies or gravies with the meal.
Jan Aquulle held after burglary at Marvel's Jewelry Store. Store owner Morriy Ulfenberg reports two rock shards used to smash the window. Suspect arrested near the scene and brought to city police headquarters for processing.
Ex Associated Press report from Yokohama states Japan Le Kel Yuri denied that prisoner Cpl. James Pavlokes at Chienya was starved at the Oru PIOelim camp where he commanded. Yuri called the claim a horrible shock and testified at war crimes proceedings that he punished or supervised men with harsh conditions. He also defended camp practices, noting the brutality predated his takeover and describing measures as necessary and compliant with his orders. The proceedings cited deaths of two U.S. prisoners and alleged mistreatment of others with charges of responsibility and inadequate facilities.
A cream and soft pastel outfit features smooth lines, a tiny waist, a deshing skirt with a row of buttons down the front. Made of Bobbie Brooks 100% woolshed material, it can transition from day to night with a smart jewelry touch. Priced at 970 dollars in site 90 15.
Approximately 20,000 new homes will be built in Pennsylvania in 1946, per frank J. Sith of the Pennsylvania Home Builders Association. He told the Philadelphia real estate board that construction will not reach its peak until after 1940. State Bar Meets Hershey, Pa includes 300 members and a panel with Justice Manley C. Hudson, who spoke on the court's place in the World Organization.
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