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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1942

Page

3

Landlords Warned Against Levy Tactics Under Rent Law

Acting Chief Rent Attorney Theodore G Rich announced landlords who try to evict by levying on tenants goods will face penalties under the federal rent control act Tenants should report illegal levies and constables should consult local squires before acting Squires across the nine county defense rental area are cooperating in enforcement of eviction and distraint restrictions.

Theodore G. Rich Mr. Rich

Services Thursday for Mrs. Mary Schuknecht

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary B. Schuknecht were held Thursday at 1 o'clock at the Seventh Day Adventist Church with Elder Andrew Pearing of Erie officiating and singing God's Tomorrow. Interment followed in the Beaver Dam Cemetery. Neighbors acted as carers, and attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Reel Johnson and others from nearby towns.

Neid Mary B. Schuknecht Andrew Pearing Erie Arthur Page Leonard Hayes Clarence Slye Bert Cooper Jayett Sherman Hills Ralph ‘Orris Eaverdam Jay Reel Johnson Id Dowehter Myron Kimball Wattsburg Westley Eastman Istold Bemis Lopate Eastian Cutting NTP A. Eastman Union City Wayne Township Beaver

Dirty Windows Cut Light Says Prevention Expert

A report from Lewis Arda of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness notes that dirty windows reduce light by about one quarter, highlighting the impact on visibility and eye strain.

Dows Lewis Ardla The National Society

Four Arrested for Nonsupport in Erin

Sheriff Lamberton arrested four individuals on bench warrants for failure to support their mother, Katherine Hilinski. Named defendants include Theresa Jablonski, Stanley Czerwiiski, Sophie Wieworuk, and Rose Plata, all held at the county prison awaiting court proceedings.

Erin Fred Lamberton Theresa Jablonski East 1Ath Street Stanley Czerwiiski la Wayne Street Sophie Wiew Oruk Ach Street Rose Plata East 23Rd Street Elmer J. Evans Katherine Hilinski East 15Th Street

Orchestra School To Present Concert

Outdoor band and orchestra program directed by Professor Norman J. Telly of St Bonaventure College features 48 musicians in a classical and popular mix. If rain, concert moves to the Hick School auditorium. Admission free.

Ane Shool Norman J. Telly St. Honaventure College Byérereen Park Kelly Hick Schoel

Pittsburgh AFL Walkout Halts Construction

A walkout by members of the AFL halts building work in Allegheny County delaying more than 100 million dollars in war production projects. The stoppage began yesterday as workers protested a pay scale discrepancy on heavy construction projects versus light construction contracts.

Pittsburgh APL Mleghreny County War Production Board Oreas W. C. Qashidollar United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Doiners Inter Master Building Association of Allegheny Colinty Howe

Banker Declares One Dollar Dividend at Union City Bank

National Bank of Union City mailed semi annual dividend checks to stockholders on Thursday. The payment totaled one dollar per share. President Paul D. Mullin announced the bank’s full cooperation with the government in bond purchases and urged others to buy bonds to support the war effort.

Union Gly National Bank of Union City Paul D. Mullin

28th Division Society Plans Lebanon Reunion and Tour

Veterans of the 28th Division head for Indiantown Gap for an inspection tour after hearing that successors in the Iron Guard will write new pages of history. A memorial service at St. Mary’s in Lebanon precedes reflections on the division’s 1918 split and the 24th Division’s role in the war. Committee chairs for credentials, convention, nominations, and registration are named, along with auxiliary heads for registration, credentials, nominations, and auditing.

Iron Guard Robert H. Maher Tebanon St. Mary's Church Weite Livy John Riley Philadelphia Charles Gallagher Wilkes-Barrenards Lambert J Sullenberger Lancaster Witlhimn Miller Tarrisburg J. Harris Holmes State Callege Hida G Smyth Loretta Hunter Pittsburgh Aster Wiley Harrisburg Anne Miller George Snyder Lencaster

Third Count Filed Against Erie Man

Erie July 17 Paul Monroe 26 of 1082 West 28th street held on a third count since surrendering to police days ago. Monroe pleaded guilty to transporting four stolen titles from Akron to Erie and was arraigned before U S Commissioner David B Gifford. He was bound over to the county grand jury on charges of issuing worthless checks and defrauding the General Electric Credit Union. He may face charges of evading constructive service and is listed as delinquent from Loes Boats No 6.

Erie Paul Monroe West 28Th Street Marve Akron Ohio U. S David 8. Gifford Munroe County Gran Jury General Electric Credit Wision Loes Boats

Wreck Probed After Collision Near Johnsonburg

An investigation is under way into a wreck near Johnsonburg on the Pennsylvania Railroad. A freight wreck blocked tracks and a passenger portion was rerouted via the Buffalo division. Officials report morning wreckage removal and continued inquiry by railway safety and municipal committees.

Pennsylvania Railyuuedys Warren Tramne Wis Butfata Ito Emporium Warten Puwengen Intermedi Railrondymetule Tiersiale

Statewide Blackout Planned Before August First

A statewide blackout is planned before August 1, said Dr A C Marts director of the State Defense Council. A conference of civilian defense authorities discussed the protective system and announced that surprise air raid rehearsals are forbidden and tests must be announced in advance. The blackout decision was made after local defense leaders favored it.

Associated Press Harrisburg A.C. Marts State Defense Council Oid Max Marts

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