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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1944
Page
2
A mixed roundup of local notices spans OPA ceiling price violations for trimming meat, job ad seeking a seasoned secretary stenographer, and legal actions in Erie and Mayville. Reports cover shipyard and naval casualty notes, court settlements, and area developments including dam work, church construction, and theater incidents.
Mrs George Goppen Roeler and her husband of Youngsville celebrated their 61st anniversary Monday at their Warren home where they have lived over 50 years. Brigk G Lundmark, 53, died suddenly at the Struthers Wells Corp plant yesterday after collapsing while talking with a coworker. He leaves a wife and two daughters. First shipment of sweet onions arrives at The Jewell Flower Shop. William Z Bell, 52, longtime Tibone Newspapers employee, died Tuesday afternoon from a heart attack after reporting to work. He had worked at the Tribune Newspapers for over 30 years. Members and friends of the Lutheran Church are asked to donate to the rummage sale at the Grand building near the Mabel Shoppe Thursday afternoon between 1 and 2.
U S forces report devastating blows in the Pacific with 40 enemy barges destroyed off New Guinea coast and raids against Rabaul Woleai and Schouten Islands. Allied communiqués also note Japanese advances near Kohima Burma and in northern Burma’s Mogaung valley as Loyang faces threat from westward columns.
Announcement from Corry Baptist Church states Rev. Leslie Tullar on furlough cannot speak at this Thursday's missionary rally. Guest speaker Rev. T. B. Wimner, recently returned from Africa, will present instead from his Warren Ohio home. Ladies Fellowship sponsors a program for 7:45 p m with Young People's group involvement.
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