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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
6
Local reports cover a derailment near Darsey Shore disrupting Pennsylvania Railroad passenger service and a disturbance on West Pleasant Street. Police investigated, while city officials discuss street repairs, tree clearing, and equipment purchases for summer and winter work. Public notices include tax figures, ration hook availability, and real estate transfers in Corry and surrounding areas.
In Boston on June 4 the Christm Science Board of Djree tom Monday placed prayer at the law and focused on gun and defense topics. The national meeting of The Main Chir and The Fish Church at Christ, Saien emphasized the word prayer and discussed hopes amid global oppression.
The article notes Mrs McKenzie of Cambridge Mass elected President of The Mother Church for the new year, succeeding Mrs Norwood of Brookline Mass. It traces her early involvement in Christian Science, roles in Cleveland, and recognition by Mrs Eddy as Disciple and Pouncer. It also cites the publishing society’s report on increased circulation and wartime religious education, along with the Board of Lectureship’s regional system progress.
George Pawson of the Northeast federal and state office said the cherry crop suffered severe losses from recent storms. He estimated county yields at about 20 percent of normal, while Howard Oriul, a major grower, expected only 10 percent of a typical crop.
Mr and Mrs Willits Ogilvie quietly observed their 62nd wedding anniversary on June 3 in Brocton. The couple, married in Scotland, received telephone calls and congratulatory cards. They are in good health and have long resided in Brocton where Mr Ogilvie was a longtime gunmith and railroad worker.
Spartansburg reports gas rationing and rainy weather limit borough activities. Residents adjust as seeds germinate. families relocate, weddings planned, and residents travel for ceremonies. Local notices mention moves, hospitality, and community rites amid wartime strain.
In Union City on May 28, Hulings Glenn Weburt Hulings pleaded guilty to larceny of a state owned motor vehicle valued at 700 dollars. Judge Lee A. McCimaken sentenced him Monday to a term in Western penitentiary between two and five years with a 100 dollar fine and costs. He had been free on bail and had previously stolen other automobiles, though owners recovered them and declined prosecution. Patrolman B. E. Pyrsona of the state motor police assisted in the case.
Private Edward Dunlap of Camp Chaffee Arkansas is listed among family news. Mrs Cal Bales and relatives are mentioned with a visit to Silver Creek New York. The Tabouceu youth group schedules weekly Saturday meetings at 9 to 4 30 and a Thursday parsonage gathering. Gideons class and midweek prayer are noted with teachers and church events. A church note outlines W 8 C S meetings and junior league activities. In Merck Park two handsome deer were seen browsing near Seventh and East streets before climbing a hill.
Coroner Art Bowers investigated three deaths on a Hay Sunday. Frank X Cochener, 55, of 120 East Second Street, was found in the Chadakola river Friday morning after fingerprints linked the body to him. Earlier, M Uridyts Strawbridge, 58, was found crushed in a coal bin at Fenton Building after a fall from a stepladder. he had been missing, believed visiting his mother in Titusville. Bertha Lawcon found the body. Bowers issued an accidental death certificate. Later, Philip Cirinolone, 38, of 410 West Main Street Falconer, was found in swollen churn Creek near Levan three miles east of Jamestown. he had been missing since May 1. Creation of a new death determination followed.
Union City suspends milk deliveries on alternating days effective immediately per the Office of Defense Transportation. W H Shreve & Sons and Model Dairy will continue service until Wednesday June 9 as bottles and skip-a-day adjustments are resolved. Hershey roses bloom amid driving ban. expected visitors reduced from 200,000.
Classified ads list Guernsey cows aged three and six years, a three year old and a 20 month old service bull, plus 40 New Hampshire Red yearling hens. Also mention is made of various names and contact references in Spartansburg and nearby areas with partial seller identifiers and phone notes.
Churchill speaks on overcoming menace and emphasizes brighter prospects. He cites unity and resilience, notes the need to stay at the height of successful actions, then proceeds to Buckingham Palace for a parade and reports on the inevitable press scrutiny by U S and Soviet ambassadors amid wartime tension.
Answers to test questions printed on editorial page at Columbia list names such as War Manpower Commission Below water Jenny Lind Soviet and J Pressington. The engine be eet well J Tene Bombrero J Gregorian appear as misread entries.
Pittsburgh June 8 report shows demand slow for product 1 with steady caskets and firmer prices for Mcintosh and Rome Beauty apples. potatoes steady with Bliss Triumphs and Long Whites quoted. Buffalo livestock lists limited hog sales and steady cattle prices. New York egg market firm with mixed color grades and higher heavy varieties. stock market mixed with led by major industrials and railroads and notes on lenders and profits.
A fragmented OCR fragment references Berlin and a vague date with unclear context and missing names. The text is garbled and cannot be reliably interpreted into a coherent event or person.
OCR fragment references Jeri and ibs set ters with a plan for a practice or evaluation. It mentions a perhaps preparatory event and a focus on evaluating five or six individuals. The readability is limited and key specifics are missing.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses united states and Germany, potential full ban, poison gas, and weapon development. Mentions enemy probing, claims of deterrence, and references to weapons production and peace aims amid war context. Entities and details are highly uncertain due to damage.
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