Randolph Village Opens Second Clus Post Office
Randolph announces a second post office as a new quarter begins July 1 marking a climb in service that culminates after years of missed opportunities and rising demand locally.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1943
Page
2
Randolph announces a second post office as a new quarter begins July 1 marking a climb in service that culminates after years of missed opportunities and rising demand locally.
A long jumble of clipped notices reports Powell Motors vulcanizing and recapping, Jamestown resident Dr Pauline George Stitt named assistant surgeon in the U S Public Health Service Reserve assigned to Hawaii, with Stitt to be associate director of child health. Other items note a fire at 616 West State Street with smoke injuries, a county water works incident, a council of D A members, and local oblique notes from Oil City to Titusville.
Cobb, held in county jail, faced Alderman Lemme on the charge of stealing a micaiosliat from Dr Brethnen’s car on May 31. A Mendville juvenile delinquency note followed as a 15-year-old girl was jailed for stealing and selling a bicycle from James Shucke- Tow on June 29. The Ladies' Aid at the United Brethren Church plans a Red Cross sewing day at Mrs. Harris Walrous’s home with a noon tureen dinner and strong turnout urged.
Mrs. Ray Irwin, 48, suffered serious burns when the family residence two miles south of Meds Fin near Ridgway burned Saturday morning. The two story home and contents were destroyed. The fire, blamed on two clips on a battery set radio, left Mrs. Irwin in St Marys Hospital with burns to back and legs. The couple’s two sons and two daughters, all locals, were awakened as flames and water steam surged from the burning house.
Rev Carl Heidt of St Eligabeths church led a requiem mass for Mira John D Murray this morning at nine oclock. Bearers were Harry Powers Harrison H Keppel Edward Hawkins Lawrence Thomas Howard J Sheet and Richard Powers Interment was in the parish cemetery Attendees came from Port Allegany North East Erie Union City Epens burg and Youngstown Ohio
Miners in Monosigalia county West Virginia near the insurgent area voted to continue work despite action by rebel union groups in Pennsylvania seeking a coal strike. Joe Angelo international representative for UMW District 31 said some Pennsylvania men had tried to influence West Virginians to join the strike.
Erie July 12 The state supreme court will hear arguments Monday September 27 on the appeal filed by Wilslyn McCausland after he was sentenced to death for the March 9 murder of Leo P Knoll. The case takes precedence and may proceed in Pittsburgh or Harrisburg with possible clemency avenues via the governor or board.
Clyde R. Lang, about 80, of Granberry, was shot in the left side at 4 30 Saturday afternoon in his Pine Hedge Tourist Camp cabin on Route 322, 44 miles east of Franklin. State police say a woman fired the pistol in a quarrel and is being questioned. investigation ongoing with details not yet known.
A Corry woman and a 3 year old boy were injured Friday evening on the Fluvanna road between Jamestown and Flu vannie. Richard Moley, 3, suffered a head bump and was kept for X rays before going home. Mrs Mary Boland, 27, received a shoulder laceration and was discharged. Angel Maley, the child's father, drove the car that struck a second vehicle as it turned. The second car license bore L V Bennett of Prewsburg. Moley did not provide the other driver’s name beyond the license number.
State records show a continued four year downward trend with June adding a net decrease of about 2,400 relief cases. Total aid rolls stand at 162,269, including 90,163 old age recipients, 29,972 families with dependent children, 13,437 blind pension recipients, and 27,877 general assistance cases. Unemployment remains the main driver of caseload reductions, especially for dependent children, while old age aid also declines as the year progresses.
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