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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1942
Page
3
Newly Married Couples Feted At Beaverdam
Community notices celebrate receptions for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wright, plus honor for Mr. and Mrs John Ryland of Detroit. Local WSC officers elected and church events planned. myriad visits and gatherings across Beaverdam with family and neighbors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Paul Smith
Alfred Wright
Jon
John Ryland
Detroit
Mich
Ryland
Louise Smith
Alfred Weight
Dan Wright
Women’s Society of Christian
Service of the Methods Rharch
Bert Walrous
Pay Smith
Clinton Smith
Charles Breed
Walter Proctor
James Crowell
Prank Ladd
Leon Procestor
Bill
Rudolph Gibbons
Ora Gibbons
W. S.C. S. of Methodist Church
Carl Proctor
Cash Smith
Frank Ladd
Helen Smith
A. B
Bert Wat
Small Flats Drive Major Housing Need for Defense Workers
Worth Hammond, chairman of the City Defense Council housing committee, urged owners to register small apartments at the Homes Registration Office in the Ajax building. He said three four and five room units are scarce while single rooms are abundant, and remodeling aid from FHA over 36 months is available to defense workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Hammond
Housing Committee
City Defense Council
Homes
Ajax
Hammond
The
Journal
Dalen
Hannsond Aise
FHA
Sheean to speak on war in the Far East at Edinboro
Vincent Sheean, visiting Edinboro State Teachers College January 14, outlines in lecture the Far East war. He argues Hitler may seize Russia first, then England and the United States, based on his travels through Malaya, China, Japan, and the Philippines. His talk covers Japan's war with China and Pacific links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Sheean
Edinboro State Teachers College
Tts
Hitler
Russia
England
United States
East Indies
Malaya Peninsula
China
Japan
Philippines
Pacific
Edinborot
Far East
Night club near Bradford destroyed by fire
A night club on Route 21 seven miles south of Bradford, owned by Bill Hyde of Ridgway, burned to the ground yesterday. Manager Meredith and chef Ea Sloan vainly attempted to extinguish the flames with a garden hose. The bar, remodeled at a cost of 4,000 dollars, had opened New Year’s Day. loss amount not estimated. May Shirley of Clearfield, a hospitalized waitress, was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bradford
Pia
Jiapi
Lafayette Thm. S. Niet Club
Here
Meredith
Ea Sloan
Bumfalo
Shirley
Clearfield
Glearfield Hospital
Bill Hyde
Ridgway
Wright Gives $10,000 To Dunkirk Hospital
Wright a Dunkirk native and head of Lake Shore Seed Company donated $10,000 to the hospital building fund. He presented the check to Henry K. Leworthy, the board chair, as the largest private gift toward the extensive enlarging and remodeling project. During the low period he had extended loans totaling about $230,000 to Sheeity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lake Shore Seed Company
Sheeity
Jamestown to Arrests for Smoke Nuisance Plan
Jamestown police will arrest violators under the smoke nuisance ordinance after a commission hearing. Chief Nelson said warnings will precede action and that the city and schools should close buildings by five if smoke from occupants violates the ordinance. Blanche Davis urged equal prosecution for public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Howard D Wellman
Chet Hele Sor
Lin Sinokee
Chaisman Wellman
Blanche Davis
Farm Show Entries Rise at State Exhibition
Harrisburg January 9 This year’s state farm show opens January 191 with a record livestock display. Chairman John A Lag ht cites wartime factors as boosting entries There are 1510 entries including dairy cattle leading, Holstein Friesian prominent There are 106 horses two breeds entered up over last year Sheep 857 beef cattle 109 plus 100 baby beeves by 4 H members There are 203 swine breeds and dairy herd entries rise from 968 last year Wisconsin has a town named Tony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isne
Harrisburg
John A. Laght
Kane Shivers In Gas Shortage
Kane Pa area records record cold wave driving gas shortage with lows near 24 degrees below zero. Offices and businesses closed for lack of fuel while one family evacuated their home. state utility warns relief expected by Friday afternoon as gas suppliers say outages will end within four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Art
United States
Staton
Tevsh
Witty Fends
Kave
Man Burns To Death In Home
A Sherman Avenue home fire killed Mr. Jolson, apparently in the cellar where he was alone at the time. Firemen took nearly an hour to control the blaze. coroner Brinutl reported the body burned beyond recognition before removal to the funeral home. Neighbors suspect an explosion. Mrs. Johnson and daughter were away at a specialist visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cella
Shori
Brinutl
My. Johnson
Fenowen
Ms. Johnson
Madeline
Ib 5
Mr. Johnson
Gore
Five Families Struck by Jamestown Fire
Jamestown Jay reports a blaze at the corner of West Seventh and La Fayette streets drove five families from their homes Wednesday afternoon. Damage is estimated in the thousands as firefighters battled high heat and smoke with two alarms sounding. On the first floor rented by Mr and Mrs Roy Weller, residents included Mrs Lindbergh and infant, with tenants on the second floor and a third floor occupant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jay
Rome Siichire
West Bersini Street
West Seventh
la~ Tayette Streets
Roy Weller
Willian Lindbergh
Paul Kishlock
Suzan Davis
Zeon Witz
Nona Patrick
Dunkirk Youth Sees Firsght Since Setback
A Dunkirk high school football star, injured when a companion shot him while rabbits hunting east of Dunkirk, has shown first light since the accident. He remains in a Chicago hospital three weeks after the mishap. An eye specialist reports one eye may recover sight while the other remains blind. The youth received a $3,500 check last month from a Dunkirk officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disymena
Aubuay Vaskowell
Wit
Dunkirk
Chicago
Durckirk
Cottage Burned Near Franklin in Early Morning Fire
A cottage near Franklin was destroyed by fire just after 7 on Thursday. Occupants Mr. and Mrs. Hedglin were away. No contents survived. Mr. Hedglin works at Arms-Franklin Corporation. Mrs. Hedglin visited her mother in the city. David Smith, an employee at Folie State School, was en route to Poll when he saw a figure leaving the Medlin house with a child present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Jan
Franklin~ Polk
Marit Hedglin
Hedglin
Arms-Pranklin Corporation
Hedgli
Third man held for theft from oil lease
Three men face charges in a case involving theft from an oil lease. Alderman James Murphy Harris and Clinton Carter were arrested after officers recovered stolen scrap metal and goods. Each posted bonds of 500 dollars as authorities pursued additional suspects including David Kibye and Ethie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwons
Uving
James Murphy
Harris
Clinton Carter
Kendall Refining Company
Brit
David Kibye
Jae Deller
Carter Amet Ethie
Fire destroys meat storage house and contents
A blaze compromised a meat storage house near a dwelling. Volunteers from Palle battled the flames but could not save the structure’s contents. A new electric refrigerator an electric washing machine two guns valued at 100 dollars ammunition and clothing were burned. No insurance coverage was found on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palle
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