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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
3
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The list covers war department casualty notices for Erie county names including Lt. John H. McCracken and Staff Sgt. James P. Mc Batten, plus transfers of Corry real estate and James town retail store closing debates. Also noted are war bond sales, railway worker movements, a PWA of a young man from Youngsville, and local civic appointments.
Fingerprints in Washington tie Harry M. McCormick of Smethport Pa to the fatal hit and run near Limestone. McCormick, arraigned on criminal negligence charges, held for the grand jury as deputies search for the vehicle and details of the unidentified deceased man described as about 55, six feet tall, 145 pounds with light blue eyes and sandy hair.
Erie county commissioners and a Philadelphia brokerage representative discussed reissuing 200000 dollars in bonds due this year. A new issue aims to retire maturing bonds with seven mills revenue, offering about free quarters of one percent interest payable over five years. Bonds expected to be issued around September 1.
Warren man Clayton D. Hahn 22, son of H. A. Hahn, was reported killed in action during the invasion of France. He left Warren June 1942 with a wartime contingent, served in Africa and Sicily, then England with U S Engineers before dying in combat.
Jamestown June 22 David Hanson father of Ruth Hanson 18 reported missing May 4 and held talks with Jamestown police that daughter had been found in California near Los Angeles. He planned to bring her home immediately.
Santa Monica California June 22 Betty Blake Rogers widow of humorist Will Rogers died last night at the Rogers ranch in Santa Monica canyon aged 69. She had suffered influenza recently after a winter illness in Washington and had been in frail health for weeks. Born in Rogers Arkansas she married Will Rogers on November 25 1903 and three children survive. Her husband died in the Alaska plane crash with Wiley Post. Betty Rogers will be interred in Claremore Oklahoma near Will Rogers Memorial.
A brief note explains preserving fruit pulp in bins to be used for making bite sized treats like muffins and jellies. It suggests pairing with gelatin for molding and mentions simple preparation ideas using the preserved fruit.
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