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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1946
Page
6
On March 22 the tyrant conversion charge against Mrs Zelmer Rotenberry was nolle pressed at county court upon request of John Kaminski of Syracuse who had originally filed the charge. A settlement out of court was reported. Rotenberry, who had returned from San Pedro California, claimed no engagement and that money sent to her was repayment or gifts.
The Seventh Day Adventists seek to raise 995.00 in Corry for their 1946 Tigathering campaign as part of a worldwide medical missions and uplift program led by Pastor Eric Beavon. Corry is noted for donating clothing and funds to world work, with past contributions and In gathering totals cited.
At the Tuesday meeting of the Jay C. B Post American Legion, a committee was formed to study property options and a campaign committee to raise funds for a clubhouse. Members pledged substantial contributions to a building fund as the group seeks a permanent base with local civic support.
Two Sparta properties changed hands as Paull Blakeslee purchased the Mechimic rest and Charles Titus farm items. East Branch buyer Frank D Lay acquired Rev Birkey property on Jefferson Street. American Legion Post and Auxiliary meet March 26 at the hotel. seniors plan a class play When Irish Eyes Are Smiling at the school gym Friday. Baptist Sunday School 10 am, worship 11 am. Evening 7:45. Methodist services listed with Rev O Keefe and Rev D O May. Gospel Tabernacle and Cobb's Corner schedules with Rev O H Stitt speaker and O H Siltt at 10:15 am.
Classified ad notes a $2400 purchase offer for a new four room house on Main Street. Inquiries at 448 East Main Street. Also a white gold Gruen wrist watch offered for sale between Senior High School and 630 Concord Street, with a phone contact.
State police aided Sheriff Monaghan as about 60 deputies were sent to the Greensburg Westinghouse plant to quell a disorder during a mass picketing protest. Union leaders accused the company of inflaming tensions by delaying supervisory workers and diverting effort to maintain operations. Roughly 2,000 demonstrators faced union and company efforts, while 700 supervisory employees were instructed to report, none crossing picket lines.
Hiram G. Andrews, leader of the House Democrats, warned that if current relief standards persist the Department of Public Assistance will require at least $20 million more for 1945-47. Robert P. Wray, acting secretary, challenged the math used by the Democratic State Committee which said $81,990,000 had been spent of an $88,220,000 appropriation.
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