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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1944
Page
3
In Braddock a 17 year old Air Force cadet reservist died after racing back into a smoke filled home to save his parents. Three firemen were slightly injured and Andrew Fisher and Mary Elizabeth Bader aided others before flames overwhelmed the three story frame house.
A March 30 article notes a Democratic State Committee meeting set for April 12 where Farley foes will challenge his decreation and see if Thomas V. Cullen of Goshen gains backing. John J. OConnell Jr. urged Cullen as replacement, but no broader support for Farley emerged.
Worry about false teeth slipping or irritation fades with PAS NEETH powder. This alkaline, tasteless paste is rubbed onto the plate to help teeth hold steadier without gummy residue. Get PAS NEETH at any drug store.
A group from Corry Senior High School asks the Journal to publish their protest letter. They complain about elders criticizing students on the streets and request plans or assistance for a curfew and safer social spaces. They recount incidents at a local ice cream bar where students were treated poorly for discussing politics and not paying cover, urging residents to provide help.
A March 30 storm swept Chautauqua County and the Lake Erie shoreline. Westfield suffered extensive damage to trees and poles. Harry Meltendorf rushed to keep power and light service on. Ice shifted on the lake. damage included property and roadside areas while other towns reported heavy tree loss and flooding in places. A separate federal order restrained Wynne Hoeiner from receiving rentals above March 1942 levels in an OPA case.
Rev William G Woodward who left Warren to lead St Andrew's Episcopal Church in New Castle will be ordained May 14 at Trinity Memorial Church Warren. Bishop Pinkney Wroth will conduct the ceremony with Rev Beecher M Rutledge delivering the sermon. He was previously ordained to the diaconate on November 11, 1940 at Trinity Church New Castle by Bishop Wroth.
George Pier, a longtime Erie county dairy and fruit farmer, will replace John Yost as assistant chairman of the Erie County Farm Labor Board on April 1. Pier, former Girard township supervisor, was informed of his appointment through Pennsylvania State College this week.
Distress from getting up at night is linked to kidney issues. Thompson's Borsoma Tablets are advertised as beneficial for kidney health, stomach, and bowels. Available at drug stores for 50 cents, 18 doses mentioned.
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