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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1951
Page
2
The W. 8. C. 8. of the McCray Church will meet Thursday May 10 at the McCray Community House. A tureen dinner will be served at 12:30 PM and a good attendance is urged as officers will be elected. Mrs Forrest Gates and Mrs Webb McCray will host the meeting.
A 15 year old Pittsburgh boy Ronald William Webb was treated at St. Vincent's Hospital after alleging a man picked him up near Pittsburgh, hypnotized him by rubbing his neck near Erie, and tossed him from the car when the man tried a further assault. The boy reported the incident Thursday night and identified the driver as a man in the car.
The column lists numerous admissions and discharges from area hospitals including Mrs. Ernest Bustikofer R D 4 Frank Barr Wayne Holthouse R D 4 Mrs. Frank Wickwire R D 3 and others. Also reported are local notices of a church fundraiser and police detentions in Franklin and Meadsville with names and addresses.
A Saegerstown man, Aled W Brown, plans to travel to St Josephs Hospital Tacoma Washington for a ten week treatment, renewing faith that multiple sclerosis can be defeated. In Erie the Journal notes a busy political season and local crime news including Edward A Wainman, 19, Eldred, who died after battling a woods fire.
In Hanover May 1 the Social ist Reich Party SRP, led by ex Hitler supporters, won 16 seats and about 1 percent in Lower Saxony's 159 seat parliament. The SRP promotes Nazism features while the Socialists, CDU and Germany party each posted larger shares. Communists suffered their worst postwar setback with 1.8 percent and seven seats lost. One third of American rail freight cars carry coal.
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