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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1947
Page
8
Jamestown faces hospital bed shortages as two facilities run beyond capacity. A patient in urgent need could not be admitted and was cared for at home, while both General Hospital and W. C. A. Hospital reported bed shortages despite discharges. Emergency cases were later being accepted.
Two teenage boys aged 16 and 17 admitted attacks and robberies on two civilians on December 28 and 29. Judge Burton R. Laub sent them to George Jr. Republic and Whitehill Industrial School after juvenile court proceedings. Victims were Joseph Shannon Milne Hate robbed of $60 and Joseph N. Cossett robbed of $37. Both youths had been absent without leave from the U S Army.
In Glymer and nearby areas the Glymer-French Creek Free Library votes Albert Kearns and Sheridan Wallace for trustee and librarian respectively, with 2081 volumes and strong circulation last year. Abbe Reformed Church holds annual meeting, elects elders, supports families in Arabia and Ching, and adopts rotary consistory. Paul Wiggers celebrates sixth birthday with a party. Legion and Auxiliary plan game nights and fundraisers. PTA to host Everything Goes musical program. Local clubs meet for dinners, talks, and readings at Clymer Central School and related venues.
Report of a group in charge of Mrs Ray Rensièrs with several business items discussed and refreshments served. Visitors include Mrs George Grayls recovering from surgery, staying with the Wilbur Camp family, and relatives from Meadville Baltimore Rochester. The Empire State Potato and Vegetable Growers convention and the annual Clymer State Bank meeting were noted with director changes.
Four Warren men and Bruno Schipano Felix Dobbs Howard Wills and William Ponsell were held for trial in March in Warren county court after waiving hearings in a gambling house raid. The men are believed connected to a holdup at the same location weeks earlier, with $15000 taken. George Weller sold his coal and building supply business on Market Street to Alfred and Melvin Tujetsch, who will continue operations. The Weller business, one of Market Street’s oldest, has operated for 38 years.
The text notes the defendants parents Mr and Mrs Albert Quer eveld assisting their daughter while her husband attends two weeks of training at the Pittsburgh district employment office.
Governor candidates clash as Norris Talmadge asserts full control of executive offices while H D Blackwell locks capitol entrances Arnall holds key access. The dispute over governorship continues toward Monday with Thompson's oath and an Arnall suit unresolved.
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