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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1944

Page

6

Corry Local News Roundup and Incidents

A Corry area report covers a hit and run charge in Clyde Bilger case, a Lyons truck driver Nor matt Ritchie admitting fault, and a settlement offer around 100. Also noted are a missing child case in Pittsfield route, adoption efforts, cherry picking crews in North East, canteen service for Erie bound servicemen, a damaged car not substantiated by police, youth disorder on Second Avenue West Pleasant, and a pneumonia case at Corry Hospital involving eight month old Robert Bee Loomis of Union City.

Flanigan Besson Lyons Center

Youre Not Too Old To Feel Young Tromone Hormone Claim

A dubious notice advertises Tromone a new medical formula by Rexall claiming to restore youth vitality for middle aged men. It lists vitamins and hormones as a total remedy with a July deadline and references gas and ration concepts in a sensational, unreliable tone.

Gaso Erie OPA Marters Rexall

Erie County Service Voters Registered for November Election

Erie County reports 10 178 service men and women eligible to vote in the November 7 presidential election. Ralph Benedict said the county canvass by civilian defense volunteers yielded near full registrations from across districts. Duplications and underage registrations were eliminated. Relatives can register for those absent by September 2 at the county courthouse.

Brie Uly Erie County Ralph Benedict Benedict Evie County Court House

Johnson Family Reunion Held at Spring Creek Pennsylvania

The belated fiftieth Johnson family reunion gathered Sunday at Mrs. Cora Lamona’s home near Spring Creek with about one hundred attendees. Ernest Lindell led the meeting in the president’s absence. officers elected include Lindell as president Mae Wood as vice president Tya Holcomb as secretary and Carmen Johnson Phyllis Martin and Jeanette Bowman on the program committee. Eight births and four marriages were reported.

Johnson Dome Youngsville Harry Jobson Harry Lamona Floyd Johnson

Spartansburg Community Reports Busy Cherry Harvest

Spartansburg residents join in fruit harvest and travel to North Hast Ripley and Westfield for help. Local families and individuals list weekend visits, furloughs, and news from Mrs Moren McDonnell Eva Golden Irene Morton Marguerite Fish Mary Kolaja and others as events include a USMC Pvt Charles Rogers departure for San Diego and various family gatherings. Church notes report missionary Ted Wymer speaking and Young People meetings scheduled with midweek services and rehearsals.

Sfartansburg Spartansburg North Hast Ripley Westfield Moren McDonnell Dolorese Eva Golden Irene Morton Marguerite Fish Mary Kolaja Charles Rogers USMC Jef San Diego Calif Austin Rogers Phyllis Ingram Jr Clymer Arethur Thgrain Leora Stranahan Richard J. Witmer el Paso Texas Blanche Miller Oil City J. L. Goodwill Paul A.” Blakeslee Sheridan Arthur Wooley Blakeslee Helen Morton State College Rebecca Robinson Melvin Bewley Mel Roy Bewley George Rhodes Sharon Corry Kerneth Eastman Paul Gleason West Virginia Chas Storem Eddy Swonson Troy Center Catherine Edwards Riceville Gerald Edwards Albert Fuller Union City B. H. Fuller Ralph Blakeslee Pittsburgh Ira Ramsay B. G. Reeves New Castle Herman, Winans Harold Risenbekele H. J. Callen Rudolph Callen New Brighton Ralph Bryan Billie William Huff Palmerton Arthur Scouten Helen Ross Scouten Ray Shinn Ovando Fla Ross George O'Keefe Remiar Lundberg

Erie shooting victim faces robbery count

Erie July 11 William J Boesch 25 who was accidentally shot in the back by his wife Dorothy 25 on June 23 yesterday was arrested on charges of burglary theft and receiving stolen goods Capt Roy B Mong of the detective bureau said Boesch who is in St Vincents Hospital will be arraigned before Alderman S G MacTamagan of Meadville on his discharge from the hospital Capt Mong said the gun with which Boesch 1 General Electric Company employe was shot was stolen from the home of George J Streich Titusville March 20 along with 800 dollars worth of jewelry Boesch after the shooting said he had purchased the gun from a soldier later changed his story and could not say where he had obtained the gun when questioned by Capt Mong and Crawford County Detective J F Van Winkle of Meadville

Single Day Registration Planned for Erie Area

Erie officials plan one general registration day for the city and county allowing residents to enroll for the November election at their nearest polling place. A mobile unit or enrollment centers in plants were rejected after discussions led by County Chairman Owen M. Burns and union officials.

Erie Owen M. Burns Pennsylvania

Two Erie Women Assault Victims In Separate Incidents

Two Erie women reported assaults in separate incidents. Madeline Kaiser, 27, of 2617 Cherry Street, said an unidentified man knocked her down near 26th and Poplar as she walked to work at West Side Bakery. a Bray suit was noted. A 20-year-old Erie General Electric Works employee said a man in a car offered a ride, drove her to a field on 38th Street near Washington Avenue, assaulted her, and robbed her purse before she escaped to summon help.

Erse Madeline Kaiser Cherry Street 26Th Poplar Streets West Side Bakery Miss Kaiser Geo 26Th Street Poplar Street Ultle Erie General Electric Works Erie State Street 38Th Street Washington Avenue

Regional accidents and industry notes from New River and Jamestown

Reported from New River N Y a Marine base injury to Pfo Raymond Grady after a collision near the base his wife Ruth Becker Grady said he sustained a severe spinal injury and is hospitalized. Also noted is a Jamestown Rotary Club discussion on oleomargarine production from coal and petroleum byproducts potentially harming the dairy industry and creating a cheaper imitation butter using vegetable oils.

Pfo Raymond Grady Edward Becker West Church Street New River N. Y Ruth Becker Grady Marine Base Jamestown Indus

Youth In Tears Was Sentenced In Jamestown Area

MAYVILLE July 11. ester Ed Won Ailey 16 of Lakewood was committed by County Judge Hugh V. N. Bodine to the state vocational institution at West Coxsackie until discharged by law on a charge of second degree grand larceny. The theft involved an automobile owned by Everett Thompson of Jamestown. Riley had pleaded guilty. The court heard from Assistant District Attorney Sidney T. Hewes that probation officer findings linked delinquency to sick parental discipline. He had previously been sentenced to Industry on three occasions and had run away from the institution.

Mayville Ester Ed Ailey Lakewood Hugh V. N. Bodine West Coxsackie Everett Thompson Jamestown Riley Sidney T. Hewes

First Jamestown Man Listed Dead in Invasion

First Jamestown man 1st Lieut. Kermitt Miller died in action in France on June 10, the third day of the invasion. He served in Company E, 174th Infantry, National Guard and is the county’s first casualty. His wife Joyce Ball Miller and their daughter Patricia await word in Celoron and Rochester Hospital where Mrs. Miller is confined.

Jamestown Kermitt. Miller Joyce Bull Miller Celovon Praire Miller 174Th Infantry National Guard France Mrother-Inlaw C. A. Ball

Dock Collapses Injures Guests At Beech-Wood Wharf

Fifteen people, including three children, plunged into the sea when a dock section collapsed at Beech Wood last night. Two men on a nearby boat rescued the children but the vessel began to sink. Most witnesses wore old fishing clothes as they prepared to return home. A weight estimate of 2,500 pounds is cited for the collapsing deck with no serious injuries reported.

Tay Heurhys Wo Gles

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