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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1945
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions Erle and Shate with road or highway context, but details are incomplete. No clear event, date, or location present. cannot determine full headline or summary from the snippet.
The readable fragments reference police attention to pedestrians and riders, with unclear details about locations and outcomes. Several names and numbers are obscured, preventing a full reconstruction of the incident or actions taken.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a vehicle and names that are partially garbled. The readable parts indicate a local item or notice but lack clear action or outcome. Further clarification is needed to identify the exact event, date, involved parties, or location.
A fragmented 1945 wartime item references an incident involving a motor and a vehicle. Readable details indicate a local event or notice with limited names or places.
The Community Service Committee of the local OPA hosts an open house on Wednesday evening March 14 at 8 o clock in the Tris Cab auditorium. H J Seabury regional director and Mrs Norma Reed of the Erle board will speak on defeating inflation and cooperating with OPA to stamp out the black market. Public attendance is invited with a question period after talks. Local committee members include Mrs B C Barnes Mrs Leslie Wells and Mrs W H Scott who hope for a good turnout.
Miss Mulderick daughter of Mr and Mrs Lea Mulderick Marion street was included in the class of student nurses who completed their training at Beward J Meyer Memorial Hospital in Buffalo. She received honorable mention and returned home for two weeks before resuming studies. Mr and Mrs Mulderick Mrs E J Roach and Miss Agnes Lynch attended the exercises in the hospital auditorium. Esther Engstrom spent Sunday in Titusville visiting her parents.
A Saturday ceremony at Youngsville Methodist Church joined Eileen V. Carr daughter of Mr and Mrs John Carr Youngsville and Robert N Jewel son of Mr and Mrs WB Jewel Bradford in a double ring ceremony. The bride trained as a nurse and becomes an Army nurse at Deshon General Hospital while the groom teaches and coaches in Youngsville.
Mrs. Bessie Robbins of East Washington Street visited the home of her son Charles Robbins at Torpedo on Saturday to celebrate her birthday and the third birthday of her granddaughter Nemy Robbins. A surprise dinner followed on Sunday with Manley Robbins and family and Mrs. James Keysor and family joining from Corry. Twelve places were set with flowers and a centerpiece gift for Mrs Robbins. One guest, James O. Kysor, was set to depart for Jacksonville, Miss.
Mrs James Hopkins was surprised by sixteen friends at her birthday party at Mrs George Hopkins home 26 Seventh sheet. Five hundred was played with prizes won by Mrs Arlis Mead Cpl James Kysor Arthur Morrison Miss Arlyce Green Mrs T A Paver and Mrs James Hopkins. Salad crackers cake and coffee were served late.
Mrs F A Slattery entertained twelve guests with spaghetti at her North Center Street home Saturday evening in honor of her daughter Miss Marjorie Slattery who leaves in April to train as a cadet nurse at Western Reserve University Cleveland A social hour followed and Miss Slattery received a monetary gift then the group attended the donor at the Junior High School.
Mrs Paul Dooher was honored at a surprise party at her home in Spartansburg by her sisters Miss Patline Kunick and Miss Martha Kunick. Ten attended and enjoyed an evening of visiting. Late in the evening sandwiches a decorated cake ice cream and coffee were served. The guest of honor received a purse for money from attendees.
The Abbe Reformed Church at Clymer hosted the wedding of Miss Jean Annette Schruers and Robert J. Thompson attended by about 400 friends and relatives. The ceremony featured Rev. Gerld Thamer, organist Mrs. Leslie Carlisch, and vocal numbers. The couple will reside in Waltburg, Pennsylvania, with guests from Erie, Edinboro, Wattsburg, and Jamestown among others.
Mrs J H Miller of Columbus was honored at a family birthday party last evening attended by seven guests. After a delicious dinner a pretty decorated cake was served. Attendees from Cony included Mrs J B Patterson and Mr and Mrs Merrill Patterson and daughter. Mrs Miller received many beautiful gifts from her family.
Introducing a daughter born at St Vincent's Hospital in Jacksonville Florida Saturday morning to Mrs Gordon the former Virginia Loveland Also a son born to Mr and Mrs Albert Shaffer at 345 Essex Street late Sunday evening at the Lorry Hospital
The Women’s Victory Club sponsored a bake sale at the City Market last Saturday that netted 115 dollars. Organizers thank volunteers for donated baked goods and contributions and note that those who left dishes can reclaim them at the canteen.
In Vandergrift Pennsylvania on March 12 Chief of Police Michael Gallizr reported two small sections of the town were slowly sinking into an abandoned coal mine. He said several house foundations cracked water mains broken and sidewalks damaged. About 14 homes were affected since Saturday when the settling was first noticed.
Joyce Arun and Pearl Brown both 14 of Meadville were injured when a car driven by Ralph Copeland 16 collided with a parked vehicle on Terre Street near Reynolds Avenue. Joyce suffered a leg injury pending X rays and Pearl a bruised eye. they were taken to Meadville Hospital.
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