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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1949

Page

3

Ripley Seeks Cure for Water Drought Fears

Ripley residents and the Ripley Water Supply Company face a looming water shortage as a prolonged drought threatens the town. They recall the 1948 crisis and, with the Clark family, search for relief by drilling test wells in Chan Wwunua county. Local officials warn the situation could force rationing if rain delays persist.

Jamestown Ripley Chan Wwunua Ripley Water Supply Company Donald A. Clark Erie Henry H. Cranston and Son Company Fredonia

Trying Again To Preserve Old Ship ERIE May

The James uss Michigan known as the Wolverine gained a new token yesterday as talks continue on preserving the old vessel. The Ume preservation foundation said a meeting was planned to discuss delaying scrapping to seek funds. Attorney William B. Washabaugh, counsel for the foundation, noted a Detroit group was offered a year, costing about 5000 in ship scrap value, and emphasized a memorial approach over disposal.

Erie James Michigan Wolverine Lp Foundation Newat William B. Washabaugh Ar Uirnel Objectove Bear Hania Paul Phtacgon Detroit Washabaugh

Mother of 11 Held for Shoot Husband in Pennsylvania

Washington Pa May 7 State Police hold 37 year old Lorena Sloneker mother of 11 on charges of shooting her husband William Sloneker 44 after a quarrel in their home. He was struck in the lower left stomach and is hospitalized in good condition. The weapon was a 32 caliber revolver and authorities say the shot followed Sloneker knocking off his wife’s glasses. Lorena Sloneker was to be arraigned today before a Washington alderman.

Washington William Sloneker Washington RD I Washington Hospital Fred Sloneker Lorena Qldern

Community notices from Clymer weekly event roundup

Local society news highlights include Masonic convention attendance in New York City and a Central School substitute, church group gatherings in Rochester and Jamestown, a May breakfast in Century and birthday visits. The American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary wrap up with memorial planning and fund allocations while neighbors congratulate Albert Querreveld on his birthday.

Hubert Brown Spinh New York City Milton Deuink Olymer Central School Roy Gravink Aishing Canada Clymer Dewitt, Eddy Jamestown Culmer Eddy Clymer Central School Marion Gallip Elmer Croscot Robert Knapp Albert Querreveld Philip McCray Jallice of Corry Ralph Damcoll Wilbur “Hawkins jWayde Querreveld G. E. Reslink Brie Fred Wardes St. Petersburg Fla Wallace Stoepker and Sons Floyd Cady Robert. Knapp Marion Gallup Tarbell Hermina Muller Doris Neckers Bernice Miller Sheridan Valley Ralph Damcott Lyle Compton Albert Bennini Pred Wardes James ‘Tentiaken John Conk Marvin Holthowe Earl Osborne Wayde Querreveld Wallace American Legion French Greek ii Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary Doisier John Wassink Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion Building Wilton Deuink Kkitehen Morris Legters Albert Kearns Waller Schruers Albert Searns Mars Legters Lyle Pardink

Community notices from May events and meetings

Local clubs and churches report May meetings and programs across multiple towns. Highlights include an Anvil Bar gathering with devotionals by JL Strong and a talk by Dr Kyle Comp ton, plus officers elected for various societies. Attendance reached 71 attendees with prize awards noted.

Eagles Hold First Meeting of Dorey Chapter

The newly formed Dorey Chapter of the Fraternal Order of Bigles met for the first time with officers appointed for the year. Maxwell Hoenes past president and William Rovherg were among those leading the session as plans to continue meetings at the hotel and secure permanent quarters were set. The next session is planned for May 18 at the hotel.

Dorey Order of Bigles Lie Holy Corry Officiis Maxwell Hoenes Willian Rovherg Arthur Fion Urprike Bling Gerald Davis M.S. Cobbel

Local 4 H Club Holds Meeting For Members

Thirteen members of the 4 H Club and visitors were present from Ashville Findley Lake Papama and Fredonia. A jubilee supper was served.

4-H Clu Ashville Findley Lake Papama Fredonia

Initiation Notes From Archival Meeting

Fragmentary notes show a discussion of charter members and initiation timing. President Roe Tituspille is referenced along with Mendrid and a May milestone. The text hints at membership status and future joinings, but details remain unclear in the archived fragment.

Phoke Roe Tituspille Maya

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