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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1951

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates Notice

The Corry Evening Journal lists display advertising deadline at 9 a.m. the previous publication date. Rates and subscription details include By Mail seven dollars per year and four dollars in advance, with carrier copies at four cents each and twenty four cents weekly.

Corry Evening Journal West Heath Street Corry B.D. Colegrove Games Atonal Fred Kimball, Inc

Influenza Threat Said Not Widespread in U S This Year

Public Health Service and armed services surgeons general issued a joint statement from Bethesda Md noting no indication of a serious or widespread influenza epidemic in the United States for the year. WHO advisers report local outbreaks occur annually but rarely reach pandemic scale, with England facing a milder affliction while the U S season remains in progression.

U. S. Public Health Service Army Navy U. S World Health Organization Public Health Service National Institute of Health Bethesda WHO Hay England U. 5 Man European Europe Japan Hawaii U.S Canada

Global influenza pandemic of 1918 19 spread worldwide

The 1918 19 influenza outbreak surged across Europe North America and beyond. Civilians and troops in France saw cases rise in April 1918 with major U S emergencies in September. By October New York Philadelphia and cities worldwide faced heavy mortality estimates ranging from 10 to 21 million globally.

France Germany U. S New England New York Hylan Philadelphia Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Europe North America South America India China Persia Africa South Sea Islands Australia Japan

Matthew Reyda buried at Itsfeld Saturday

Funeral service conducted Saturday at 2 PM at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph Clair officiating. Military honors by the Veterans Council included color guards and raps. burial followed in St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Cemetery, Pittsfield. Attendees traveling from Albuquerque, Williamsville, Sherman, and Cambridge Springs were noted.

Tof Bhuwhew Bracken-Keating Joseph ‘Clair John Kurelowech William Kurelowech George Kurelowech Michael Kurelowech Andrew McKetn Daniel Reynolds Veterans Council Herman Burlingame William Allen Houghton Maurice Porter Keith Orn Richard Orn Arden Bull Dale Waterhouse James O'Brien Thierment St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Pittsfield Warland Boyd Albuquerque N. Mi James

Local News Briefs From Corry Area January 22 1931

A 16 year old Norman Bennink suffered a broken back after a fall at Delbert King farm while an auction looked on. M Hengst of Fort Wayne Ind appointed associate director for North West District YMCA with W W Hall in Meadville. Erie Railroad opposition grows to installing flashing lights at main crossings. Corry Loan and Savings Company reports 1930 profits. Worth Hammond re elected president. Capt W Stuart Houghton of Company A Pennsylvania National Guard has been advised of something.

Norman Bennink Guy Bennini Clymer Delbert King Farm Corry Hospital North West State YMCA W. W. Hall Meadville Dis Trict M. Hengst Fort Wayne Ind Erie Railroad Corry Loan and Savings Company Worth Hammond W. Stuart Houghton Pennsylvania National Guard

IQ Quiz Sparks Memory Test and Economic Questions

Readers tackle a 10 question quiz from Classified Page 1 covering price freezes by the Economic Stabilization Agency, U S Army divisional readiness, a near Christmas railroad strike, the first speaker of the House under the Constitution, a 107 day UAW strike settlement, Soldiers' Home legal status, wounded draftees as instructors, Dewey Hanley job pledge, and a Goering baton mystery linked to military schools.

Economic Stabilization Agency Rental Achea National Guard Truman House of Representatives United States East Molin Til Des Moines Dubuque Ottumwa Waterloo Towa Washington, D. C Dewey New York Joe R. Hanley U.S. Senate Herman Goering Smithsonian Institute Military Academy West Point

Six Year Old Saves Dad From Crushing Coal Bulldozer Near St Marys

Six year old William Van Slander Jr. pulled a lever to stop a moving coal mining bulldozer after his father was injured. The father, William Van Slander Sr., had his leg amputated below the knee but survived. neighbors aided the boy who ran three miles for help.

St, Marys William van Slander, Jr William van Slander Billy van Slander

Will contest looms over man's estate in Jamestown

Edwin Robert Osrlson's will, probated after his fatal North Warren car crash on December 29, faces a possible contest. Surrogate Gowd Fe ding adjourned to February 9 for preliminary witness review. Mrs Glarius Bailey of Clarendon Pa challenges executor Everett Carlson. estate value remains undetermined.

Jamestowny Yun Edwin Robert Osrlson Jamestown North Warren Gad Quanty Gade Bagh City Hall Bodine Glarius Bailey Clarendon Everett Carlson

Fire Takes Life Of Brookville Girl

Five year old Gertrude Florence Wolbert died after flames from an open gas stove set her clothing ablaze. Parents Theodore L Wolbert and his wife suffered serious burns while extinguishing the fire and removing her from the house. She died several hours later at Brookville Hospital.

Brookville Gertrude Florence Wolbert

Surgeons Aim to Save War Vet's Left Hand

At Percy Jones General Hospital in Battle Creek surgeons operated on Army Private Hubert Reeves a 19 year old and hope to save his left fingers and thumb after injuries sustained in combat.

Associated Press Battle Creek Percy Jones General Hospital Army Hubert Reeves

Soldier from Joliet Recovers After Amputation and Frostbite

Soldier Reeves, from Joliet, was wounded in Korea and lost the fingers and thumb of his right hand and both feet at the ankles. Physicians initially feared losing the left hand, but it now shows signs of life as frostbite injuries are treated.

Reeves Joliet, T

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