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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1943
Page
3
A wartime Red Cross expenditure summary for fourteen months ending February 28 shows total outlays near 57.6 million dollars. The report breaks down spending by services to armed forces, hospital and camp care, and related relief for service members and families, with local outreach estimated around 30 million.
Warren County March term opened before Judge Allison. Commonwealth v Darnell charged with pointing a gun and firing. another case against Squires for arson with intent to defraud insurer. Norman Eastman pled guilty to burglary and larceny. Grand jury sworn. two cases to be tried. Eastman paroled to report monthly with $15 penalty.
Tretry Jr aged 18 son of Wordh wt Corabell Buckow Tretry of Garbteville Ohio died suddenly of pneumonia at the United States Naval Training Station Great Lakes IL. He leaves a sister Tretry. The remains go to Henderson Lincoln chapel for a service at Lakeslow Cemetery Thursday at 2 30 pm. Rev Dennis D Bouman of Pilgrim Memorial Congregational Church will officiate.
In Harrisburg on March 2 Senator Elmer J. Holland cited court records showing Dr. Frank Parker, University of Pennsylvania professor, sought bankruptcy relief in eastern Pa. federal court. Holland said Parker was discharged, a claim contested by Gov. Martin and party leaders as the PUC nominee faces a two thirds vote.
A telegram from the War Department informs Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jones of 104 Palm Avenue that their son, First Lieutenant Francis W. Jones, has been wounded while serving with the armed forces in northwest Africa. He joined February 7, 1942, and previously worked as a purchasing agent for Wood Preserving Products Corporation. The family had a January 17 letter from him. Lieut. Jones is married. his wife lives in Andover, New Hampshire.
Judge Elmer 1, Avan Monday authorized Carl W. Newell to seize liquor and equipment from three wards and turn them over to the sheriff for destruction. Items include Nick Wind's place at Turnpike Street with beer bottles whiskey wine glasses and containers. Louis Endlich on Waterford with beer bottles empty bottles and a whiskey glass. and Herminie Sousa at Cranberry Street with five gallons of alcohol and a can of alcohol.
Millions Can't Buy Good Health says Thompsons Bor soma Tablets will often buy it for you. Growing health depends on active kidneys carrying off waste matter and excess. Thompson's Borsoma Tablets promote healthy kidney action by increasing urinary secretion and help you bid farewell to headaches dizzy spells and that miserable low feeling. 50c at drug stores. If constipated also take Golden Lax Tablets 250.18
Shay 16, resident of Kane for 27 years, collapsed around 7 30 Sunday evening in Berry Truck and Body building office while telephoning his wife. Cause listed as complications including a prior stroke. Former glassworker, had no recent employment, aided plant by tending coal fires. body found by William Fox before aid could be summoned.
The Red Cross blood bank at Jamestown reported 300 units collected over the weekend with 159 pints donated Friday and Saturday. There were 51 rejections and the total exceeded capacity.
John Auman, 54, of Church Street St Marys, was killed at 12 26 am yesterday when an automobile driven by Laverne Kreckle, 27, Windfall Road, struck him at Church and Maurus Streets as Kreckle headed home from Johnsonburg. Auman suffered a fractured skull and broken neck. Coroner Dr Stanley Barratt of Wilcox is investigating. He leaves a widow, six daughters and four sons.
Erie March 2 Chief George J. Cristoph of police said he will finish his inquiry within 49 hours into why Detective Paul Luthringer accepted a $30 check as expense money from a University Heights Ohio man to whom the officer had returned stolen earnings. Lieut. Bricker also probes. Pvt. Hoffman named as being with Luthringer when the check was received. Deputy Nell Robbins exonerated.
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