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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1941
Page
3
Vague OCR fragment notes buses in service and changes affecting routes or schedules. No clear names, places, or dates to confirm scope or impact. Further readable details are needed for precise summary.
The Universal Concrete Pipe Company plans a Warren plant employing fifteen skilled and semi skilled workers with a single outside supervisor. J H W Correll, Warren Chamber secretary, says the firm chose Warren after months of negotiations and competition with Old City and other communities. A Pittsburgh office executive, W Guy Ramsey, visited Warren to inspect potential sites, though the exact location remains undetermined.
Judge Miles B. Kitts refused five divorce petitions in Erie yesterday. He ordered the libels returned to lawyers on a temporary basis and directed the Bar to fully comply with court regulations before further action.
A Corry Union City scouting update covers leader training and troop progress. Mentions Taylor addressing administrative leadership, Troop 1 hosting, new scout advancement, and plans for a Father and Sons banquet during Boy Scout Week tied to community participation and possible Sea Scout developments. Emily Post etiquette books are noted as bestsellers.
The appointment of First Ward Constable Phonisy Mocurly prompts party shifts as Leelinty McCarty moves to resign. McCarty, a Democrat, will seek renomination but faces Republican support and Senate confirmation hurdles with James Lonergan's successor to be named. Both incumbents can serve only until next year’s first Monday, forcing upcoming campaigns.
Franklin Pennsylvania January 1 Elgny Youns mn selected by district boards No. 2 and 1 to replace men rejected for physical defects Three men from board No. 2 failed to pass due to a tiny limp on the nose callous from a healed injury Army doctors said it might interfere with gas mask wear. Five of seven men from board No. 1 were rejected on arrival in Pittsburgh.
Walter Loriggitter a former Corry resident died Wednesday after a long illness in Mayville. He was born in Carey and lived in Corry during childhood. He leaves two brothers Frasik and Tate Manders, a sister Mo Mande Polter, a son Gio, a daughter Fr Vas, and a well Known cartoonist son who contributed to Sunday newspapers. He was a member of St Pauls Episcopal Church in Mayville with funeral services planned.
Mrs Eleanor McLean of Union City died at Clearwater hospital Tuesday evening after arriving there ill from Union City. Funeral services are planned from the McLean home Saturday afternoon with members of the immediate family expected to attend the rites.
A court hearing is scheduled for February seventh on Erie City bond cases contending retirement and liability questions. Judge Elmer Evans, with Judge Miles Bohne, will hear arguments as bondholders’ attorney Rossney represents most holders and ME Murphy represents the city in a dispute over filing and liability. The case could affect retirement bonds and related structures.
Firefighters battled a second blaze at the Kane frame dwelling at 161 Cheever Street, displacing Mr and Mrs Herbert V. Cola. The second floor fire caused heavy damage with several thousand dollars in losses reported, as Mountain Hose and Rescue teams contained the flames.
Jean travels with Green to a coastal inn run by Frank the boss. A disturbance erupts when Zeke intervenes after Green tries to keep Jean from leaving. A fight breaks out, and Jean realizes she must escape while Green offers to drive her home despite danger from gang associates.
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