Fragmented OCR item on price and sale terms
Incomplete text discusses price at five and a chance to eat or buy. Reference to own price and sale context appears unclear. No identifiable persons organizations or dates present.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1945
Page
3
Incomplete text discusses price at five and a chance to eat or buy. Reference to own price and sale context appears unclear. No identifiable persons organizations or dates present.
Fragmented dispatches report Kincaid claim amid GOP committee split two thirds of six versus twelve members. Pennsylvania Guard rename and uniforms change. Missing teen Evelyn Nelson sought by State Police. German POWs listed with wounded status and new discharges. Local civic honors include Sam SkinnerSr medals. Weather outlook and sea services recruit notes. Laurel blooms near Jefferson and Clarion counties attract visitors. dog bite case. egg rationing rumor debunked. war casualty Mor ton returns. fuel use comparison for ships.
Dr. R Owel former Corry optometrist now at 814 State street Erie Second Floor opposite Warner Theatre reminds former patients to arrange evening fittings at 6 00 PM on Monday Wednesday or Friday by phone 70 238 or post card for appointment
Members of Corry's Pennsylvania Guard unit will depart this city for summer training at Indiantown Gap the evening of June 23. The unit boards a special train with recruits from Erie, Oil City, Meadville and Franklin, joining Warren and Kane companies as it travels east. Training lasts one day, returning the morning of July 4, with Captain Guy Abbey seeking additional enlistments.
Ray Washburn, 52, a machinist at Earl Knox Co, became the latest casualty as police investigated a spree of blunt force blows in Erie. Attacked at 12:80 a m near State and Broadway after leaving Shamrock Dale, he suffered a scalp laceration but was treated and released. The city ponders whether a single assailant is at work or a coincidence involves a third man struck in three nights.
The H. Platt Company of Erie has won the contract to erect a new engine house and machine and repair shop on the former Pennsylvania Railroad round house site in Warren. The project aims to keep locomotives in good order amid postwar activity on the local line as the old round house is razed and work begins.
Supt of Schools R 5 Dewey day issued the final Honor Roll and Credit List for elementary students in the city. Read lists cover Concord Fairview Washington and Riverside area schools with grades 3 to 9, detailing enrollment, teachers, and named students earning honor rolls and credit.
A long roster of individuals including Kelli Pate Donald Schrader Jeanne Armitage Mary Borsa Denna Crawith Patricia Gulten Joan Dey Blinche Durham Paul Fenton Mane Pields Virginia Fosburgh Vivian Fosburgh Prante Frisins Lloyd Gates Richard Geertson Frank Gentile Mudwea Giless Jane Gleason Albert Ghuyna Nannette Gordon Henry Hill Joan Haughtling Jean Johnston Lucilie Jakes Amelia Kurelawech Jane Long Luella Manges Patricia Mc Clintock William McElroy Greg Middleton Bertha Miller Mayjarie Miller fally MiLus pow Clare Best Henry Pondel Willimi Moelor Alice Roberts Mary Leinister Mau ree Schramling Roly Sheldon Patricia Skinner James Stearns Donald Stuldevaul Heyward Swanson Williame Trolls Marilyn Walldee June Waleshonie Diviuiclyi Williams.
North East nurse Miss Mattie Denton writes from war time notes about caring for Corry veteran, mentioning Mediterranean cruise recollections and hospital ship Wisteria. She describes efforts to aid ailing soldiers, Lake Street connection, and praise for nurses during service.
The guide advises mending or patching fabric tears in umbrellas. It mentions back and forth dues in a press on Ratches as a method for fixing tears.
Burt Laub, known as wowriel, lived with Ms tune iy i his over Lume at 95 percent WW. The text reflects fragmented remarks about schooling, a basketball association, and his work ethic. It hints at ties to Academy Where We Went and University of Pennayl, noting a difficult path and long effort to make do.
Burt Laub has proved his interest in public welfare through an Erie County rally and his work in crime prevention and juvenile education. As district attorney he is praised for numerous successful prosecutions and humane handling of duties, earning an unopposed second term and broad support from a citizens committee.
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