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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1941
Page
8
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Community reports include vaccine quarantine updates and a new measles case at 19 Wemsonh street, while Corpus Chris hosts Catholic services. Police search for a stolen Ford sedan, a traffic collision injures no one, and a Chris Craft boat incident ends with all rescued.
Kalvelyte Kalvelage 15 slated for appointment as Inheritance tax appraiser by State Auditor General Chait Ross. Office space in the register of wills is unavailable. Pole’s desk assigned to Blwnod J. Bauman, with county space to be found. Reappointments expected for Jean Bunny, Mary Coughlin, and Anthony Pat i woda. reports interest from Clarence Wagner.
PHinsum PHTA June 1 The Lily Dale Assembly corporation of Lily Dale New York won a 4568 bequest from the will of Auguste Lockwood reversing an Orphans Court ruling that named the Spiritualist College in Educate Mediums of Lily Dale. Judge Allen M Stearne held that Lockwood and his mother were Spiritualists who visited Lily Dale and that the assembly was the intended beneficiary.
A Mayville woman received 3000 in damages after a September 25, 1940 accident on a road between Sinclairville and Cassadaga. The plaintiff, a 20-year-old business college student, sued Ernest Hall for 15000 in negligence, claiming a hip fracture and neurosis from being driven at 60 miles per hour to Buffalo. The jury verdict came from Supreme Court Justice Alonzo G. Hinkley in Buffalo.
Funeral services for Miss Anne Sekerak were held at St Elizabeth’s Church at 9:30 o’clock in memory of the deceased. Rev Gayl L Heidt officiated the Requiem High Mass. Members of the Business and Professional Women’s Duty chapter attended. Burial followed in Shiloh Cemetery with bearers Balog Macko Costello Burile Kuz ima Matsko. Attendees included relatives from Erie Cleveland Lakewood Berlin Heights Jamestown and others.
Unclear text describes a new German offensive hint tied to Libya and a Baltic or Atlantic naval action. Mentions German claims of sinking a 1000 ton supply ship off the Dutch coast, plus attacks on British merchant ships totalling 50,000 tons, with five by air and five by other means.
A new Cub scouting program for younger boys will start in Corry within weeks once arrangements are made. Dr John L Parsons Mine County Cubbie commissioner will visit Thursday evening to lead a three period training course.
Lewis Brothers streamlined show rolls into town drawing crowds as street crowds gather for wild animal acts dancing girls and clowns. Evening performance begins at 8 pm with doors opening earlier for matinee and a quiz on page four for readers.
More than 200 postal workers from across Pennsylvania wrapped a two day convention of the Pennsylvania chapter of the National Association of Postmasters at Conneaut Lake. The banquet featured speakers including Rev George H Rutherford and United States Senator Joseph F Guffey. New officers were elected with John C Amig named president and others re elected to vice president roles.
About 9,500 delegates crowded into Altoona for the annual state department conclave of United Spanish War Veterans and their auxiliary. Joint memorial services were held last night. women opened business sessions today while veterans meet tomorrow. State Commander Daniel Dunamore of Greensburg and State Auxiliary President Jie Hildebrand of Johnstown led services.
Prayer services for the infant child of Mr and Mrs Gerald Mixer of First Avenue were held at the home Friday morning. The infant died shortly after birth on June With.
Help wanted for cherry picking work begins July 7 ends around August 6. Minimum age 16. Must furnish own transport. Orton Bros north east pa and Thompson’s Poultry Farm clymer ny advertise farm items including horses and cattle. For sale seven year old horse weight 1400 lbs. J B McKay spring creek pa. Normandy season factories produce sloth with 49 percent cellulose.
Buffalo market report shows hogs 1400 head active with prices 15 to 25 cents higher than Friday. Cattle, about 1300 head including 200 Canadians, mostly steady to 25 cents lower. steers and yearlings under 1000 pounds show declines, good 1250 lb steers above 11.25, yearlings 10.25 to 10.75, cows and bulls softer. Sheep around 400 head, spring lambs firm 80 to 80 pounds range 11.50 to 12.50, some higher. Pittsburgh produce notes modest demand with assorted fruits and vegetables steady. Stock market quotes mixed. no major gains or losses overall today.
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