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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1942

Page

2

Local notes mix in Warren county columns and alerts

A compiled Erie area bulletin covers health notices, court actions, tax tips, school classes, and a hospital board meeting. It notes a measles case, a conviction, and fines, plus transfers, greetings from officials, a Civil War veteran celebration, and forthcoming extension classes at the public library. Weather and gas tax deductions are also mentioned.

White House James J Davis Arthur H. James Rodgers Allons South Sergi Logan J. Duke

Enemy aliens in Erie County face scrutiny during war

Officials in Erie County report 116 enemy aliens as wartime tensions rise. A. L. Burluman of the U S immigration office notes a broad review of citizenship applications, with Justice Department delays extending processing by up to 80 days. Local observers fear scrutiny may intensify as the nation remains at war with two nations.

BRL Tor A. L. Burluman U.S Eiely Wileh Henieti Department of Justice

Two Damage Suits Totaling Thirty Thousand Filed

Erie county court records show two actions totaling 30000 filed Tuesday. Murray and Isabel Blose seek 15000 for injuries from an auto crash at 7th and Walnut streets last September 1. Hugh and Sophie Cochran seek 10000 for injuries and 5000 for damages to their cat and medical expenses from a crash on Cochran and Hegerman streets last November 2.

Erie Erie County Erie Coagh Company, Inc Sid Paul Hinehart Murray Isabel Blose West Sith Street 7Th Walnut Streets Hugh and Sophie Cochran Brie

Suspect Held After Minersville Beauty Shop Shooting

In Minersville Pennsylvania a jealous former suitor is held by police after a shooting that fatally wounded 26 year old Eleutheria Delaney Drobisk, a two week newlywed, as she tried to barricade herself in her beauty shop. Rookie officer Elmer Blair arrested 29 year old Paul Obrubs at Williamsport after a high speed chase through the community. The suspect, a former sweetheart of the victim, was identified by Police Chief Edgar Lewis. The assailant fired multiple shots at close range. the victim collapsed on a neighbor’s porch and died later.

Associated Press Apinersville Eleutheria Delaney Drobisk Elmer Blair Paul Otrubs Will Vamsport Blair South Williamsport Edgar Lewis

Prisoners Fight in City Jail Over Food Incident

In the city jail cell block on Tuesday William Condon, 38, was beaten by fellow inmate Joseph Mencavage, 34, after a dispute over food intended for Condon. Condon was sent to Oil City hospital with head injuries. Police charged Mencavage with assault and battery.

Oi City William Condon Oil City Joseph Mencavage Shenandoah Condon

G D Harger Dies Prohibition Leader At Crafton Pa

George D Harger 72 longtime Pennsylvania state chairman of the Prohibition party died at his Sumner home after a six week illness from heart ailment He was a prominent leader in the prohibition movement for five decades and resided in Crafton Pennsylvania with ties to NW area Chautauqua State yesterday evening January 24 1925

G. D. Harger Chautauqua George D. Harger Crafton Pennsylvania Prohibition Party Prohibition Sumner Jess Moerfink Walter Ligtes William Horebhoom Youisie Committee Cosmaunion Joh Neckers Chaenee Rhybergen T. Bridges Veterans’ Hospital Borawe Tuesay John Timblin Ridgway Albert Marion Gallup Raymond Watsiil Harrisburg Albert Kearps Nell Bradhing Williamaville, Y

Clymer PTA Presents Program and Club Activities

The Clymer PTA and various local clubs held a busy series of meetings and events. Officers were installed at a Women’s Society gathering. Red Cross sewing and wartime pledges were discussed. the Rebekah Lodge hosted a roast pork dinner and a talk on scouting. School PTA and Girl Scout activities included award ceremonies, a library program, and plans for fundraising events. A church and community calendar notes Sunday services, youth meetings, and upcoming programs.

Women's Society of Mires Ofurch D. D. Samuelson Curt Caillseh Blane Wallace Chris Christenson Liunsurer Garret Queereveld Alleni Heams OE. Spitarr Iierative Ray Renskers Gifford Tooman Red Cross Feil Closs Gerrit Timmer Organtee Sales League Reformed Armed Jean Schruers Thamen Clarence Rhebergen Rebekah Lodge Clara Bensink Minnie Meyerink Noble Gertrude Burnham Ripley N.Y James Gravink Janette Winifred Wiegers Patty Gouging Lynette Gallup Kay Gallup Marilyn Gravink Philip Gravink Donna Ton Ardith Rhebergen Burdette VanderSchast Douglas Neckers Betty Loomis Janet Schollen Clymer Central School Delbert King Milton Duelink Phyllis Silvia Pitt Martha Johnson Marilyn ‘Turk Norma Newhouss Barbara Meerdink Velma ‘Tewintle Geneve Tewinkle Aoy King Jon Kooman Geneva Tewintle Velma ‘Tewinkle Donal Cady Robert Pili Brownies Elen Cailisch America Bisinass Ways and Means Ellen Gleason PT. A Salem Amy Newhmiko P.I. A James Gravitik Helen ‘Mordof Elie Glesson Eart ‘Berekerjuk Mordoff Helen Hemater Bela

James Holds Out on Calling an Extra Session

Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor James resisting a special session unless Democrats settle reapportionment. Guffey urged delaying May 18 primary to September start, except for presidential years, citing modern transport and press speed. James warned no session next week and said there will be none if Democrats fail to submit an approved reapportionment plan.

Harrisburg Jan Wau Guffey Dempart Jamek James Phy Call

Buffalo Livestock Market Report and Pittsburgh Produce

Buffalo livestock sales show hogs weak with prices 10.50 to 14.25 and cattle steady to higher, vealers 9.00 to 15.00, and sheep 12.75 to 18.00. hogs sold 1700 to 1900 head with mixed classes. Pittsburgh Produce notes fair fruit demand, variety prices for apples, staymans and Cortlands, and steady state of potatoes with Maine Chippewas and Russets listed. overall market activity described as steady to modest. In New York stocks, motors lead a broad stock market fade with autos and major industrials showing strength while many others fall. noon quotes list American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, and Chrysler among active names.

Buffalo Livestock Buffalo Pittsburgh Fittsburgh West Maine Chippewas Penna Russet Rurals Taha Russih Burbanks Kaishdins Penna Russel Rurals Bu Grates Bliss Tslunmptts Associated Press New York Motors Seth Anaconda The Atlantic Refining Ce Bethlehem Bendix Aviation Boeing Columbia Gas Chrysler Curtiss-Wright General Electric General Pagis Cine Studebaker Texas - Ahh Stee Westinghouse Wentworth Youngstown B & T Aera Arkansas Fennoly

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