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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1945
Page
3
A Republican memo from Corry Concord Elgin and Jayne describes a dinner at the Presbyterian Church where no endorsements were voted but planned for a forthcoming June primary. City Chairman W. W. Waterhouse presided as attendees discussed party moves for next week.
Potato growers from Venango Crawford Erie Warren Clarion and Mercer counties will gather in Titusville April 4 for a 4 machinery adjustment conference under the Pennsylvania Cooperative Potato Growers Association the Pennsylvania Chain Store Council and A B Farquhar Company. Dr B Nixon will conduct the conference at J A Donaldson farm shop with talks on seed placement weeders cultivators spray pressure and cooperative storage. The group will dine at Hotel Corry at 8 20 p m with C F H Wuesthoff among the officers attending.
Jamestown reports a two year old girl, Patricia Anderson, daughter of Carl Anderson, suffering a streptococcal blood infection, received a crossmatched blood transfusion after donor Georg Patti insisted on testing and a matching sample was found. Police teletype messages circulated seeking volunteers nationwide.
Installation plans for Corry Lodge feature Everett Phillips as Exalted Ruler on April Sth with District Deputy Harry Klesan and James L. Gilliland of Oil City. An Oil City orchestra and Corry Male Chorus will perform in a joint program, followed by an elaborate buffet supper, promising a notable city event.
The page lists quiz answers stating Kentucky as 1, a quote about not knowing cur, and items including Greek letter names for fraternities, Castle 8 4, Ahmed Maher as Egypt's prime minister, Solomons Islands, a True statement, and Chesapeake Bay as an answer, reflecting typical editorials and reader response.
Mayville woman Dorothea M. Martin 42 of Brown was in county jail today on bail after admitting guilt to a second degree assault charge in a case involving her mother in law Mrs Roseiter. The judge set sentencing for April 2. Two daughters testified against her as the trial opened Wednesday morning.
Jamestown reports the last ice on Osutsuqua disappeared while floodwaters linger. Public Works Director Charles J. Strandburg warned water could rise before returning to normal. The Chadakoin steamer completed a Mayville trip and ports plans for ferrying service between lake points. Brooklyn Square cellars and lower Monroe Street district remain flooded. Edgar Allan Poe's early education noted.
Two damage suits were filed in Erie County. Morris of Union City and Howard E Finch of Erie seek $244.04 for damages from a Route 19 crash near Keamsarge on July 12, 1944. The claim alleges a hay laden vehicle driven by Howard A Finch veered and struck Morris’s car. Angelo Licata of North East sued Joseph Noit of Erie for $139.78 for a Route 20 collision between Wesleyville and Harborcreek on February 4, 1945.
Black white and tan hound missing in Warren county. License No 2014 tied to owner Howard Sperry born day. Corr sigh rola telegram lists furlough extension and request to leave at Ritz with Walter Davie.
Titusville March 24 A story and a half frame dwelling owned by Emmett Kightlinger about a mile northwest of Townville was destroyed by fire of unknown origin around 2 o clock yesterday afternoon. Nothing was saved from the building. An estimate of the loss could not be obtained last night. No one was at home when the fire started. Rightibheer, an employee of the Titusville Forge Works, was working there and on his way to Mendville when the fire began.
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