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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1944

Page

8

St Edward's students enlist in wartime service and local incidents

Light snow slows streets while St Edward's High echo students enlist for service in the armed forces at Erie. Prank Waseak Bill Gronostal and Jim Jansen join the Coast Guard Air Corps, with Danny Lutz headed to naval duty. Police investigate a mill fire break in near Crawford Woods and two missing children are found safe with a neighbor. An emergency insignia program urges honored veterans to apply. A wave of pre induction results and land sale in Corry are noted, plus a 97 casualty list released by the Navy.

Mhrée St. Edward's High Echo Erie Waseak Bill Gronostal Air Corps Coast Guard Jim Jansen St Edward's Wil Danny Lutz Naval Service

Highway Dept Buys Building At Franklin

The State Department of Highways has purchased the building at Liberty and Soliter Park streets in Franklin for 15000 dollars. Gov Edward Martin approved the deal with Valvoline Oil Company of Butler as seller. The structure, once built by Galena Signat Co, now houses the district office and several state and federal offices.

Galena-Signat Or Company Ger. Chutes Miller Joseph C. Sibley Prent Purchise Price Highways Department

March Term Of Civil Court Opens In Erie

Erie March term of civil court opened with four trials underway at the county courthouse. Lead case involves Roy E. Vines versus Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus over alleged poster damages to the Feld Hotel wall. Other matters include Henry Shenk Company versus the City of Erie over damages from a trainage project and a trespass suit by Baward R. Casper against Erie Coach Company arising from a street collision. Judge J vin Waite presided over related actions with Miles B. Kitts and J. Vin Waite noted in docket entries.

Erie Erie County Court House Roy E. Vines Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus Vines Feld Hotel W. Walker Braham Lawrence County Henry Shenk Company Plaintff Baward R. Casper Erie Coach Company J. Vin Waite Miles B. Kitts Mercantile Corp Michael Prozan Provan Compsny

County War Boards Seek Farm Slackers

Harrisburg March eight western Pennsylvania county war boards of the U S Department of Agriculture received instructions from State Selective Service officials on how to keep essential farm workers on the job under the new draft regulations. We are going to find the slackers on the food front, said Clyden Zehnwr, chairman of the State War Board, who led the leaders here for the second of four conferences.

Masuciacen Cross Harrisburg Pennsylvania

Treasury Report Washington March 6 surplus rises

The treasury shows a balance of 111,291,495.83 with expenditures 51,579,916.54 and net assets 14,058,760.1184. Debt outstanding stands at 187,087, interest 5, or 2609 indicates an increase over the prior day by 6,820,881.09.

Treasury Washington The

Clymer Residents Celebrate Parties and Meetings

Clymer residents enjoyed a birthday surprise for Mrs Gilbert Ton at the Garlink home with contests and a two course luncheon. Guests included Mrs Beth Rhebetes, Mrs Alida Harmelink, and others. Miss Merriam Ruth Brown’s engagement was noted. Nearby, various social and church events were listed with attendees and locations across Jamestown and Bradford, including Middle Home gatherings and Mission Society meetings at Reformed and Methodist churches.

Beth Rhebetes Alida Harmelink Maylell Gravink Heniy Gravink Ruth Rhebergen Treast Rheberden Novice Rhebergen Minnie Lupters Amy New- Howie Neva Wares Helen Hunt Carolyn ‘Durncott Merriam Ruth Brown Julian Ralph Frederick Akhon Miss Brown Garston Brox Clymer Mes Albert Jeramis Pittsburgh Henry Haba Leslie Cafusett Jett Mondas New York City J. C. Lannion Gordon Schermerhorn Bradford Arthur Schermerhorn Laura Caflisch Carol Ruth Gravink Toma Osborne Iva Jane Neckers James Gretchen's Kitchen Louise Stanton Elisabeth N. J Florence Cliptre Lakewood N.J Misa Stanton Jamestown Singer Sewing Machine Op Miss Chiptre Virginia Tewinkle Total G. B. P. Vniil G. FL. School of Ticaea N.Y Jean Anderson Garry Eme Kuese Norma Newhouse Ladies’ Mission and Aid Society Idsa~Legters Arabia Clarency Rhebergen Rhebergen George Legters B. W. Sehuvs Anna Neckers Lewis Holthoos Winifred Rliebstyen Carol MoeGdun Carol Jane Tonch Roll Cal Dimmer Luh Jane Habink Edith Croscutt Minnie Yon Reformed Church Morsing Ship Gerrit ‘Timme Christ Methodist Church F. W. Shope Apworth Seti

Erie Man Killed by Crane at Erie Forge Plant

March tragedy records Harry M. Flautt a 45 year old Mineman for Pennsylvania Telephone Corp killed at 1 20 pm while working on the Erie Forge and Steel plant at 19th Street and Greengarden Road. Coroner says internal injuries from being crushed against a girder by a crane. initial belief of electrocution dismissed after post mortem.

Erie Harry M. Flautt Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation Erie Porge and Steel Company Greengarden Road Warren W. Wand IL Wits Wood Ineman

Erie Police Hit by Draft Call Again

Erie police faced another draft call as eight members, including Patrolmen George Trost Leonad Kujeba and Donald McCurdy, were inducted into the Navy on Monday. Additional officers remain on the waiting list, raising concern over city protection as more service members are deployed.

Frie Mayeh Erie Poliee Armed Forces George Trost Leonad Kujeba Donald McCurdy Navy George Lawrence Frank Hoetzel Charles Buerger T. Battles David Parmenter Theodore Hofstetter

Oil Output In Bradford Field Shows Small Decline

Bradford four week crude oil production dipped slightly from the prior period. Daily averages ranged around 4 619 barrels from Jan 15 to Feb and 44 493 barrels for the four weeks. From Feb 22 to Mar 4 Bradford output rose to 36 402 barrels daily versus 38 907 the week before, while the Allegany field averaged 10 103 barrels, down 770 from 10 873.

Bradford Boadford Als Met Pennsylvania Oil Producers* Association Allegany

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