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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1942

Page

4

Ex convict held for burglary at Olean

Authorities investigate a claim by a man identified as J. McDonald age 35 from Pittsburgh. He says he served time in a federal prison in Atlanta for mail robbery and in Jefferson County jail Missouri for auto theft. He was arrested Monday night on burglary and grand larceny charges after police found missing property in a Clinton street house.

Olean Clean Atlanta Jefferson County J. McDonald Pittsburgh Ubay Propety Clinton Street

Famed organist of Columbia dead at 63

Charles Henry Doersam, 63, nationally known concert organist, died of a heart attack yesterday at St. Luke's hospital. A Scranton native, he lived in Palisade Wisconsin and headed the organ department at Calamag University for 23 years, previously serving as organist and music director in Scranton, Carbon­dale and Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

New York Charles Henry Doersam St. Luke's Hospital Palisade Scranton Doersam Calamig University Carbondale Wilkes-Barre

Rotarians Report On Toronto Convention

The Rotary Club of Gorry held a regular meeting at Hotel Cory. Dan Taggart gave a report on the Rotary International Convention held in Toronto during the last week in June. Numerous locals and visitors, including H G Beardsley of Chambersburg and S W Barish of Gorry, were mentioned in a busy update with many residents traveling or planning trips to various cities.

Toronto Rotann Club Gorry Nto Cory Tresent H. G. Beardsley Chambersburg, Pa S. W. Barish Tullage Apewker Dan Taggart Rotary International Wass Bn ‘Torani

Spring Creek Ladies Entertain For Visitors

Spring Creek residents Mrs. Hernard Porter and Mrs. Wilson Sickler entertained yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Sickler's Spring Creek home honoring Mrs. Tey Patton of Harford Conn who is visiting here. Guests included Mrs. Bess DeLiry of Corry Mrs. Emma Coyroll and Mrs. Albert Sandburg of Columbus Mrs. Donald Carrier Mrs. Louis Allen Miss Bus hice Sickler Mrs. Will Armitage and Mrs. Arthur Brundage of Spring Creek. The hosts served ice cream and cake during visit time.

Wuts Hernard Porter Wilson Sickler

Beb-Ma-Dems Guests of Mrs Geo McMahon

Seven Beb-Ma-Dems members gathered at Mrs George McMahons West Washington home last evening. They enjoyed five hundred with awards going to Mrs Wilbur Whitehead and Mrs John Walsh. Plans were made for a Mead Park picnic next week. A light lunch was served. Those present included Mrs Edward Brigham Mrs Winfield Williams Mrs M Michael Piccirillo Mrs Al Sheffer Mrs Wilbur Whitehead and Mrs John Walsh.

Geo. McMahon George McMahon West Washington Street Wilbur Whitehead John Walsh Mead Park Edward Brigham Winfeld Williams M Michael Piccirillo al Sheffer

Radio Schedule Highlights and Program Picks

Night programming across networks NBC CBS and blue network features music concerts dramas quizzes and variety shows with times from 8:30 to 10:40 p.m. on NBC NBC-2 45 Hymns of All Churches and Three Suns Trio lead into Engineer at War and new series.

NBC Kay Kyser CBS Nelson Eddy Dr. Christian Shirley ‘Temple Basin St

Abram to Abraham name change explained in tradition

The name of the founder of the Hebrew nation was originally Abram and was later changed to Abraham as a tribute to his greatness. The term Abraham signifies "father of a great nation" in the heritage.

Abram Abraham

Luncheon Guests at Findley Lake Host by Mrs Hubers

Mrs G H Holders Mrs Walter Auer and Mrs O W Bracken visited Findley Lake yesterday as guests of Mrs Hubers Heerlein. The party enjoyed luncheon and inter cards. Costa Rica cultivated land is noted with small holdings of 10 to 100 acres.

Findley Lake G. H. Holders Walter Auer O. W. Bracken Costa Rica

Wartime foundation garments highlight new elastic girdles

Dorothy Rok fashion column notes wartime foundation garments entering the market with reduced elasticity and changed designs. Girdles and all in ones feature narrower panels back and front, concealed hooks, and four garters. Advice urges care, two garments rotate wear, and weekly washing to preserve fit. Also a colonial era naming tidbit: Sylvania was filched from William Penn junior claim.

Dorothy Rok Wide World Mabel

New Chairmen Named for Red Cross Activity

The Corry Chapter of the Red Cross elected new leaders for key committees at a Tuesday meeting in Ajax Building rooms. Eleanor Mead heads the Surgical Dressings committee with Harold G. Wolfe directing the first widologies program. Richard Rossbacher presided as chapter chairman. Details covered home nursing, production, disaster preparedness, and motor corps, with 140 women in the home nursing course nearing completion and certificates to be issued.

Eleanor Mead Hamsd Harold G. Wolfe Corry The Red Cross Ajax T ‘Richard Rossbacher Home Service Dulles Smiley Grace Giblin Olin ‘Bracken Giblin M. Stewart Frank Whiteley Rossbacher Marjorie Peck Chautauqua Robert E. ‘Brown Chiutaugia Dewey Olin W. Bracken W. M

Equipment of saboteurs seen at trial

Washington reports eight Nazis accused of landing to sabotage American war production displayed their gear before a military court. The exhibit showed explosives clothing shovels and documents. It was noted Germans carried enough explosives incendiaries and fuses for a two year terror campaign on the industrial front.

Washington

Vichy Seizes Jewish Property and Lessees in Edict

The Vichy government issued a sweeping decree taking control of all Jewish owned property and businesses in France and its colonies. A Gestapo order barred Jews from public gatherings in Nazi occupied areas, issued by the Gestapo chief and Nazi storm troops in France. Magnesium is noted as a metal roughly one third as heavy as aluminum.

Vichy Vichy Zovernment France Berlin

Corry Athletes Shine Amid Local Sports Spirit

A fragmented local sports note praises Corry athletes for hard work and public support. It highlights social engagement at finals, student effort, and acknowledgement of several named contributors while stressing teamwork and community pride.

Balloting the players and public support details

Fragmented OCR notes describe balloting and funding for football and horse racing events. Mentions include Chicago Bears, relief funds, audience turnout, and a Suffolk Massachusetts racing context with bets and prize figures. Irregular text references include horse race contenders, winnings, and expected gains, though specifics are unclear.

Ambiguous 1941 Camp Arrival Mention Sparks Bench Tactics

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a 1941 camp arrival and baseball themes. It hints at a batter facing benching, a coach or manager named Jimmy, and a pursuit to return a player to the lineup. Details are unclear, with many garbled phrases and missing context.

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