Erie and Allegheny Grove Near Erle
A brief local note reports activity around Erie and Allegheny Grove near Erle with mentions of nearby streets and water sources. No injuries or dates given. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1946
Page
3
A brief local note reports activity around Erie and Allegheny Grove near Erle with mentions of nearby streets and water sources. No injuries or dates given. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
Jamestown residents report street light trimming delays and electric issues while political organizing in Erie County dominates the week. W. W. Waterhouse returns from Philadelphia as Republican circles rally around leadership changes. Community plans include Boy Scouts encampment preparations, Campbell Sequoyal opening, and water company negotiations for Kane plant sale. Local business moves feature Atkens Motors expansion plans and Prugar farm purchase. Public notices cover bus terminal improvements, absent members, and a safety update from police headquarters.
District Attorney McLaughlin will meet with Assistant U S Attorney Myshani to decide whether to move Arthur Stoygutt case to federal court. Stoynoff, a key witness in the Fisher murder, admits car thefts and involvement in a stolen car ring crossing state lines. The FBI may press federal charges if Erie County holds him long enough. federal action could follow a stiff Erie sentence. Eleanor Tarbell, another star witness, has been released after custody payments totaling about $200.
Miss Caroline Gleason a longtime Clymer resident died at Sorrell Nursing Home Sunday morning. Daughter of Charles and Mary Gleason she is survived by three nephews Gleason Faul and Peter Laney of Buffalo. Visitation at Spitzer Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon with services at 1 a reorined time and burial in Clymer Cemetery.
An officer of the union in Philadelphia, Thomas Carolan, says settlement odds are slim as CIO leaders Curran Bridges and Joseph Selly plan to meet CTO President Philip Murray to report on the maritime dispute. Selly may testify at a House labor subcommittee hearing led by Rep. A. B. Kelley tomorrow.
In Meadville on Water Street the VFW Home dedication honors Louisa Huldekoper Perry and E Reynolds with VFW Citizenship Medals. The Huldekoper mansion, built in 1802 by Frederic Huldekoper, was deeded to Post 2006 by Mrs Perry. Local officials and post leaders attended the ceremony amid plaque unveiling and remarks.
Fire and lightning threaten Hammermill and Burke Electric plants in Erie as pulpwood piles catch fire from an oil heater explosion and a transformer is struck by lightning. Fire squads contain the blaze. city firefighters prevent spread. Union officials announce a wage increase for about 60 workers after ongoing negotiations in New York.
An advertisement touts Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets as a quick remedy for aches, dizziness, and malaise. It claims to aid kidney function and blood chemistry, urging readers to try the product at 50c with a harmonizing Golden Lax Tablets 250 for constipation.
Paulson, representative of the War Assets Administration, will be on the second floor of the Corry Post Office building from 9 am to 9 pm Thursday June 13 to establish a part time office for veterans. He will be at the office one day every two weeks to assist veterans in purchasing government owned surplus property. Veterans eligible under 4 high priority must be certified. The office aims to help veterans obtain hard to get consumer items under their new priority system.
In Erie on Saturday Zurn was reelected unanimously as chairman of the county Democrats. Frances J. Linkhummer and Frank Burger named to key posts, Behan and Peters split the secretary role by one vote. Senator Myers urged strong OPA support and warned of price increases if the bill fails.
The twelfth class of St Edward's Tug Sehdol received diplomas at a ceremony in St Thatring Church. Miss Mary Geraldine Suite Van Wad and Joseph Anthony Hand led as graduates. others included Miss Mary Elaine Crowe and Gerald J. Joekamat. Reverend Alfred Watson urged graduates toward further study and honest professions. Diplomas and honors were awarded by Rev Francis J. Graves. perfect attendance and Henry Cartier Post Legion awards were noted. ceremony closed with Alma Mater and a reception for the Class of 46 in the school hall. Miss Mary Blane Crowe won a Bulova watch as a class prize.
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