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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1945
Page
2
The Wavy Mother's Club plans a circular gathering Wednesday at 8 PM in Union rooms Barlow Block. Members should bring a white Elephant for the sale to fund entertainment during the evening. Barlow Block Union rooms host the event.
Reports of heat relief expected by Tuesday with scattered thunderstorms forecast by weatherman G Durance Wick. Local events include Baptist Men and Ladies Brotherhood picnic at Mead Park with transportation and picnic dishes requested. Also notes on Chautauqua Lake week operas Carmen Latela di Lammerterio and guest artists Mischa Mischakoff and Paul Willgenstein. fire loss at Haibach Brothers Stockyard and cattle barns. local deployments at Indiantown Gap. hospital discharges. a Youngsville death. and community notices from Meade Park to Titusville area.
A brief American notice notes a Sunday meeting as statesmen push toward decisive policy shifts. Foreign secretaries work through legal issues to clear paths for top government action, signaling heightened tension and urgent diplomatic steps.
The bulletin for Company A outlines the July 25 drill with the second platoon led by Cobbett as Acting Supply Officer and leader. Lt. Sat. Phillips takes the duties of first sergeant. duty sergeants rotate weekly. Set. Croscut shifts to first platoon sergeant. summer events to be held at Lovelands Piel Norman G. Tarbell is named Administrative Officer.
A federal court consent decree restrains Consumers Home Equipment Company of Detroit Michigan from violating Regulation W. Judge Ernest A. O'Brien in the eastern district of Michigan southern division announced the decree. The firm with offices in the Fourth Federal Reserve District sold household merchandise on instalment terms and was charged with down payment omissions, missing transaction statements, poor recordkeeping and concealing violations. The decree binds the company and its president A B Cheveton to avoid contempt by future compliance.
The Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association reports a decline in tuberculosis deaths, with 41 per 100 000 population in 1942 44 from 50 2 in 1936 38. One of 1644 Erie residents died from TB that year, most ages 15 and older, males twice as many as females, with three of 19 deaths among negro residents. Union County had the highest rate, Cameron the lowest.
Wonlimuen on page one suggests a memorial project could cost about 15 000 dollars. Veterans leaders back the idea and say fundraising would be feasible. Some favor independent action if local groups do not join. A modern hospital need is seen as universal. The issue will be debated at the next meeting on August Mth.
An old line advert touts GOLDEN LAX TABLETS as a gentle quick cleanse for poisons in the intestinal tract to fight aging. Sold by all druggists, price 250 and 50 cents.
The Clymer Conservation Association runs a town wide all day outing in Dameott Grove with most businesses closed. The program features a baby contest ball game races and a large bingo game with three late prizes and extra features. Residents and nearby families are expected to attend.
Erie July 23 Staff Sergi Ger Ud Freligh, recently discharged from the air forces, tallies 174 points. Enlisted November 12, 1941, he served 22 months in the European theater as a B 17 gunner and later seven months in the China Burma India theater aboard B 25s. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and multiple campaign ribbons and stars, and was the first local to shoot down a German plane. He served with the 6th 12th 1th and 10th air forces.
Protests were filed in Erie over the discontinuance of the OPA field office after a meeting of area price and rationing board heads. The Erie office, merged with Pittsburgh, faced staff reductions from 16 to 4, with remaining divisions in the Commerce Building. Local officials urge establishing a separate district to prevent public penalties.
Fragmented OCR reads like a historical note on constitutional change and parliamentary roles in France. Mentions Senate and Upper House dynamics, nine year terms, and contrasts with the Lower House. Likely a distant reference to political reform and governance debate.
Snippets mention Charley horse and tennis elbow injuries among athletes. References to horse riding, muscles, and possible muscular strain suggest a general caution on athletic overuse and recovery, with unclear context or sources.
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