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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1948
Page
3
Unclear fragmentary text references a reply to Imamander Sokalov and a completion of a new level before an event. Details are missing due to damaged OCR.
Paragraph outlines multiple property transfers recorded in Erie County Court yesterday including Weeley 8 Heck 4 to Sidney Beckwith and Spring et al to J. Pred Kinley wx to How ser Mt. Dufield East Wayne street. Five divorce decrees were granted in Common Pleas. two new complaints filed. No injuries reported. Kane consolidates fund drives into Community Chest with ~60 participants unanimously supporting the move. Kane police report a burglary at the YMCA with $28 missing. 16-year-old youth questioned and later restitution made. juvenile authorities to decide on further action. Nine-year-old son of Alonzo Heiverger suffers an eye injury from a broken rubber band toy. boy treated at DuBois. Federal housing probe to begin into veterans housing. vets claim overcharges and subpar homes. State forestry drive seeks seed for tree nurseries with Scouts and clubs helping. Large mouth bass caught on Clear Lake at Spartansburg. muskie season opens at Chautauqua Lake with a 43-inch, 8-1/2 pound fish. Veterans of Foreign Wars convention service officer will be at VFW home Tuesday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Port Erie airport to receive $217,800 expansion and improvement, federal grant $210,000, city share $7,800. Felix Nucheren of Buffalo treated for eye injury at Corry Hospital after lemon crate impact at A & P.
A Wesleyville boy, Rodney Hardinger, received a puncture wound to his right hand from a blank cartridge fired from a revolver. He was treated at Hamot Hospital and released. The mishap occurred at his home.
Stephen Regrut, 37, longtime Corry resident and constable of the Third Ward, died early today at the Corry Hospital after a two week critical condition. Born April 17, 1904 in Gladden Pa he lived in Brownsville and Washington before moving to Corry in 1941. He worked at Aero Supply and Raymond manufacturing, and served as substitute policeman and constable, active in police organizations. Survived by his wife Mabel, daughter Donna Lou, one sister and six brothers. The body rests at Heacker Keuf fing Funeral Home with services Tuesday at 1 o'clock. burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
An old classified ad touts Thompson's Bar-som Tablets to relieve aches and pains and restore good health. It claims Kidney support and removal of poisonous wastes from the blood, plus Golden Lax Tablets and Bor soma Tablets sold together for 60 cents to fit assorted digestive and urinary concerns.
In Clymer and Findley Lake scenes, families honor 40th anniversaries, host reunions, and plan church events. Floyd VanderScharf and spouse marked four decades with about 35 friends. the Legters and Groters families held gatherings at Findley Lake and Coty area. Local seniors attend church picnics, mothers clubs plan meetings at Sherman Central School, and several residents travel to Ossining New York and Pomona California.
Mrs John H Muller hosted a belated birthday surprise on Wednesday evening as a birthday club gathered at her home for a turven supper. Attendees included Mrs James Haken Mrs John Legters Mrs Carlyle Neckers Bruce Mrs Pred Wardes Mrs James Gravink Linta Mrs Harold Leglerg Mrs Howard Leyters and Mrs Gilbert Ton Maries. The guest of honor received a gift from the group. Mr and Mrs Maynard Wallace plan to depart Saturday for East St Louis Illinois after visiting relatives for two weeks.
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