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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1941

Page

3

Sewing projects in Pennsylvania extended three weeks

State WPA Chief Philip Mathews notified WFA authorities that sewing project closings are postponed for three weeks. About 125 women are employed locally. The move follows legislative committee pressure and aims to secure 25 percent sponsor coverage as mandated, with continued operation during the three week period while a solution is pursued.

Erin WPA Philip Mathews WFA Mathews State Public Assistance Department Commonwealth Special Legislative Pennsylvania William A. Shaw

Child Fatally Struck by Car Near Emporium

Seven year old Francis Sam died after being struck on Route 6 near Howard Siding, Emporium. He suffered a fractured skull and thigh and died at 6 45 PM in Dr H Bush’s office. Driver J C Williams of St Marys claimed the boy darted into the path of the car. An inquest will be held Thursday at Cameron county courthouse.

Emporium Francis Sam Howard Siding Here Francis Ick Sam H. Bush Emporiim Cameron Unity Court House J.C. ‘Lliams St. Marys

Early City Days Remembered by W G Heerlein

W G Heerlein of Denver Calo recalls childhood in Corry with memories of Parsons handle factory, Bonnell and Lambing, skating, a masked party, and local shops. He mentions the Corry Leader, old P O, and friends from his 1895 Corry High school class.

Parsons Fnetory John Rogers Frank Mullroy Archie Meade Arch Patton W. G. Heerlein Denver Calo Mr. Heerlein H. ¢. Heerlen North Center Street Corry High School Denyer Cole J Art Hil Love's Charlie Portat Matt Hall Bart Hawley Florence Rittenhouse Tom Pine Corry Leader Red Barn West Wayne Street Tuttle Claude Porter J. A. Pain Parson's Frank McElroy Hull Cigar Factory Washington Street P.O City Hall Samme

Sparta Resident Files Bankruptcy Petition in Federal Court

Lawrence Emerson Winsor a Spartansburg Crawford county merchant filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court on a Wednesday. He listed liabilities of 4936 and assets of 9600 including 4000 in open accounts 1000 machinery and 1050 in real estate.

Sparta Pittsburgh Lawrence Emerson Winsor Spartansburg Crawford County Winsor

Questionnaires Mailed for Additional Registrants by District Board

The Unionity district draft board sent out questionnaires to more registrants. Order Nos. 8%659, 54, 464, 554, 248A and 597 to 613 inclusive list numerous names including Edward Peterson, Charles Butler, Herbert Mitchell, Eugene Gross, Clinton Smith, James Carrig, Walter Stahovie, Cay Guyer, Herbert Geiger, Howard Ladd, James Farrell, Pershing McMillen, Henry Vachl, George McNulty, Russell Palmer, Stanley Prugar, Franklin Wood, Willis Graker and others.

Unionity District Draft Board Edward Joeseph Peterson Charles Franklin Butler Herbert Frederick Mitchell Ricer Eugene Gross Gland Martin Ketko Clinton Harley Smith James William Carrig Walter Wayne Stahovie Cay Frank Guyer Herbert Jacob Geiger Howard Arthur Ladd James Leonard Farrell Olyer Pershing McMillen Henry Pe~ Vachl George Francis Dorance Allen Davis Robert Millard Moore Chiley William Haynes Herbert Albert Weed George Pollack Virgil Vernon Warner Alton Francis Cahilstrang George Carl Wengert Joseph Albert Wilkes Wayne Austin Hamilton Orrin Newton Baberack Theodore Raymond Trask

Quick Relief Balm Offers Hope for Neuralgia Sufferers

An ad touts Quick Relief Balm as a soothing cure for neuralgia rheumatism lumbago and muscular soreness promising comfort for thousands. It claims cooling relief with money back satisfaction and credits Zoe Loday as the druggist.

Fey Zoe Loday

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