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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1946
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident involving plumbus and an injured io Hunt nestown with unclear details. Mentions of W OA and 3 blind woming appear, alongside garbled numbers 952 959 and financial figures 2 183 5 410. No clear dates, places, or responsible entities emerge.
Robert Leyendecker, operator of an oil business in Grand Valley Warren County, filed for federal bankruptcy yesterday in Pittsburgh. The filing froze debts totaling about 8,000 and halted sheriffs sale actions by Crust Co and Citizens Bank of Pleasantville. Assets listed include leases and equipment across El Greil Southwest Triumph townships in Warren County and Allegheny in Venango County.
Three Ohio firms filed a federal court suit in Pittsburgh seeking 200000 dollars damages from Stuart J. Myers, Solar Helutria Corp., and Sun Ray Electric, all of Warren. They claim they developed insect repellent incandescent lamps since 1941 and spent 20000 dollars, accusing defendants of misusing the term insect repellent in advertising and sales.
The Corry Hospital Auxiliary met in the Nurses Home with 40 members present. Guests included Mrs. Frank Dodd Mrs. Perry Mead of Columbus Mrs. Walter Proctor Mrs. Lynn Sill and Mrs. John Sill of Beaverdam Mrs. Val Shreve Mrs. Frank Newbold and Mrs. Wirt Ingram of Sparlinsboro. The president Mrs. Percy Corbin outlined plans to recruit new members. The visiting committee was praised by Mrs. R. H. VanTussel. The next visitants were named Mrs. Fred Kinley Mrs. Hugh Muckinhaupt and Mrs. Howard Ross. The treasurer Mrs. Robes Callin could not give a complete report on the telephone bridge and urged payment of outstanding money for tables. The meeting closed with tea served at a well arranged tea table and a bouquet centerpiece presented by Mr. Dearing.
Mrs Leora Strathan's English class performed a Scotch program yesterday afternoon tied to the Lady of the Lake project. Students sang Lauder songs and the group, led by Ellen and Cassimer, with Pat Blanchard and Mrs H Lynn Rice assisting, presented the Highland Scottish chorus and discussed song character.
Mrs Pearl Goodwill celebrated her birthday at home on Second Avenue with three friends and relatives. A chicken dinner was served. Out of town guests included Mise Beverly Anderson and Ployil Goodwill of Erie.
The B P W District No. 1 meeting featured guest speaker J. Eyed aisy addressing members on Aldzens By Choice of Chance. Delegates named Myra Humus Kybar Mes Lilliant Mueray with committees for decorations, reservations, and dinner. A $25 donation to the Red Grass drive was approved. Prizes awarded for two quiz tests. door prize won by Alfred. refreshments arranged by Mrs Ninw Jewell and assistants.
An employee recognition event was held Saturday evening at the Maple Leaf Tea Room in Co-Hunting for Perry Parker of the Raymond Mig Co. Neighbors and foremen attended as Parker was honored for nine years of service.
The Women's Relief Corps No. 48 hosts a chicken supper at the LOO Hall Thursday evening. Mrs Hew Hail chairs the committee with Mrs Morrison in charge of the dine. In Lollavane meals will include chicken on biscuit, mashed potatoes, carrots and peas, baked beets, cabbage salad, rolls, pickles, home made pie, and cola. Proceeds go to the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund.
A newborn son named Yevteetay joins Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goldstehn of Saginaw Michigan. The announcement notes proud parents and the family’s location as the lead detail.
Circle WI of the Methodist Church met last evening at the Ave of Mrs Pla Gal breath with twenty four members present The novations were fed by Mrs Edmund Bor entitled Liv The Janers Meeting was likened by the president Mr Gitter idl the Wass warned that Gerite y I will have charge of te Tetrostinvenes Monday might for the gaol meeting A very miterext May talk was piper by Mrs Irviiy Your wil Afviea suid d poem ent itled tet wits Ts Loves wis te felled be Mrs arr desisted by Mrs Li W Milley gut Mss Las Miller served dainty rebushiments The next suring will be held in te home of Mrs Paul Merdink on april 1st
The Reader's Club met at Mrs Emma Carrall's home on Monday with around 400 attendees. May Emmna Carroll chaired, and the program, directed by Mrs DT Robbin, featured a Jesuit theme and English reading, followed by refreshments.
A ministerial group, meeting yesterday at the church, voted donations to support memorial funds and related benevolent causes. Rev A R Horst presented a paper on meeting requisites as part of the discussion. A later gathering is planned for Tarbes in April.
Fragmentary text outlines a Friday duplicate bridge gathering at a venue called the Tubby or Mute dy ah. Mentions individuals George Orcutt and Dan TMUEAN AS Sots inquiring about safety or attendance and clarifying intent to cut ace.
A local bake sale sponsored by the Episcopal acolytes is announced. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach. The event features assorted pastries and cookies available for purchase at the church hall. Supporters are invited to donate baked goods and attend in the afternoon.
Sun GH SPUN of Teng 17 met Tashweek at Voi Sedjuol for a meeting called by president Nanuelle Girvan and Cpl Geir of the State Pohin. They discussed final wut Ly cane bi accidents and the horgeshow performance. The next meeting is set for Wednesday March 9 with Mrs Correll hoped to attend. registration dues are due this week.
A brief note urges keeping sinks tidy by using a separate cabinet for caps and cleansing equipment. The tip emphasizes organized storage and cleanliness in bathroom or kitchen areas. Proper labeling and routine cleaning help maintain hygiene and reduce clutter.
Doenitz seeks a tribunal review of Allied submarine warfare orders. He alleges that American submarines attacked ships broadly and requests disclosure of orders guiding British and American actions. The filing asserts the U S Navy followed uniform directives to avoid or pursue engagements, aiming to prove parity in submarine conduct.
Mrs W Cady, prominent longtime resident of Cheywick, died this afternoon after a period of critical illness. Born December 30, 1860 in Tavell's Stilium, she was the last surviving member of her family. her husband died May 1944. Survived by daughter Zuella Wy, four grandchildren, and other relatives. The wish to be buried at Brathenshealme funeral home remains, with service plans to be announced.
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