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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1945
Page
3
Dry A Hunter of Cambridge district Methodist Church says peacetime conscription would aid the military. He cites hospital patients and American wartime realities, arguing training time was crucial and that a future conflict could demand rapid mobilization with rockets and advanced weapons.
Reports from the hospital note John Amacher showing satisfactory recovery from injuries suffered last week when struck on the head by an overhanging shed at the PRR freight station while riding a freight car in the siding. Joy among about fifteen hundred city schoolchildren as final school day ends and cleanup begins for formal closing. Citizens praise Keystone Construction Go for East Main street paving between the tracks and Shady avenue. A wedding in Jamestown on June 6 at Dr John E Hillburg’s home unites Edith C Swanson and Inrold W Blomgren of this city. A birthday party for Mr Benitnik on Main Street ends with refreshments after a pleasant gathering.
A requiem Mass will be sung at St Marys Catholic Church in Columbus on Tuesday June 12 at 10 oclock in memory of S Sgt Walter L Stupak son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Stupak Bear Lake Pa He is survived by his parents and three sisters Mrs J Tojeski of Bristol Pa Anne Mia Fielen at home P Palkovitch of Mrte will officiate and friends are invited to attend
The page notes a war casualty connection with Corry residents including Walter and Yank Lewin. Purple Heart awarded to Duell for Asiatic Pacific action. It discusses jail conditions, meat shortages, park groceries, and a property sale conference. Cragg plans a New York trip and a North Sea Mine Force reunion. Commencement at Senior High garners praise. junior plays performed. Local bond drives and faculty involvement featured.
The Corry Journal reports on local business activity with Mabhage plant use by growers near Cambridge Springs and shipments to Ingram farm near Spartansburg. It notes aging alumni from Cory High School, military appointments, and city dept issues including a 700 gallon fuel shortage. Also mentions Mrs. Jean Dingle, mortgage details at Chula Vista, and Red Cross POW return figures.
The Corry region faces severe paper and food shortages with five weeks of tight supply expected. Ques tions about unemployment rise as the economy weakens toward fall. A Navy gunner recounts the Franklin bombing near Almeda and other wartime notes appear as local schools report a missing board member.
A fragmented passage discusses aquatic adaptations and sensory anatomy in humans attempting to swim like fish. It mentions gill-like features, fin and ear structures, and the idea of water immersion affecting breathing and ear cavities. The text reads as a garbled study note on evolutionary or imaginative aquatic traits.
The reader presents a scrambled set of ten quiz items with spelling errors and unclear references. Topics include parliamentary membership, electric current units, planetary size, British wartime elections, a government official linked to wage and hours and other boards, a question about a person named Bivens, a likely sports or competition query, a Russian term, and a U.S. state associated with Mammoth Cave.
Erie items disappear from Ida Stein of Fligel Street household. Gov bonds valued at about four thousand four hundred dollars and six shares in Muu Bildine and Lown Associo Wan vanish. Police report bonds hidden in clothes closet. theft believed recent. Suspect details unclear in damaged text.
Ad fragment questions value of a classified item across seven sites. Reads like a brief query about listing worth, asking whether the item is worth purchasing or selling, with unclear pricing and dates. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
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