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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1948
Page
2
The Dunkirk area records show births climbing in 1087 with 726 total for the year. Deputy Registrar Gor S Suwelle, 65, died Saturday after injuries from a Friday accident. Funeral services for John Year 1046 are pending at Edward C Hailey Funeral Home.
A collage of short items from Corry and surrounding towns note car inspections at Powell's, Auditor General Wagner approving hospital payments, local deaths including William M Allen of Union City and Gustave Kraus robbery, with civic notices, hospital discharges, nursing alumnae meetings, charity events, and shop sales.
Stewart Jayne is named the new pastor for the Seventh Day Adventist church in the Erie district and will reside in Erie. Corry, one of four churches in his charge, has 91 members with 1 new in 1947, 3 deaths, and 1 by letter. The Corry church reports $4,54.01 tithe and $2,901.08 mission funds raised. Dorcas Society aided 181 families with food and clothing, donating 119 items, with hundreds shipped to destitute members in Europe and the Near East. merchants contributed seventy items.
A fragmented report shows Senator Thomas accused of undisclosed market dealings tied to Pauley's profits. The discussion before Ferguson's committee cited Pauley claiming roughly $992,703.10 in three years and questioned falsifications. Staxsen declined to comment from Cheyenne, Wyoming.
ERTE Jan 12 GOP leaders credited with halting the planned discharge of Carrie Russell a longtime county treasurer office clerk Mrs Russell widow of Harry Russell and former head of the Personal Property Tax Department.
Claude A. Lindquist, a Jamestown Fire Department captain, files a mandamus action demanding reinstatement and back pay from his April 18, 1947 dismissal. Supreme Court Justice Lee L. Ottaway signs the order returnable Friday at 2 p.m. in Buffalo. Lindquist and attorney Ernest D. Leet served an appellate division remittitur on city officials after presenting for duty and seeking back pay.
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