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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1941
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Ladies Aid event at five o'clock with names missing. The text references Mrs Wilts and Mrs Prank, an auxiliary gathering at North Center, and a death of an individual described in scattered fragments. Potential obituaries or notices appear among partial lines.
Special notice from Corry schools offering diphtheria toxoid immunization for first through sixth graders with parental consent within a week to ten days. Free service through city schools, blanks returned via school offices. Information on reactions and eligibility to be filed. health authorities urge immunization as most children are susceptible.
A four year old boy, son of Mi Mis Wilson Rosenhoover, is hospitalized at Ridg ey hospital after being struck by a car on West Center street. Charles Ogdell, driver, claims the child darted from the curb and fell to the pavement. Local police noted no serious injuries.
Franklin, May. The Franklin school board tentatively adopted the 1941 budget at a special meeting, estimating operational expenses at 196000 and maintaining the 11 mill tax levy plus a $9 per capita levy. The budget will be open for public inspection at the high school secretary's office for 20 days before final adoption under state law.
J L Yerdon of Bradford sells a lease in Keating township containing 140 acres and 65 producing wells in the Coleville district. The buyer is John O Barmon, who holds other oil interests in Bradford. The sale closes a long era for Yerdon, who remains active with J L Yerdon & Co and United Refining Company.
Erie May 3 Following his arrest Tuesday afternoon police said that John Kuchinski 21 RD 1 McKean admitted that he was the driver of an automobile which struck and seriously injured Lyon Thompson 3 male of RD Buffalo road early Sunday morning at 18th and Parade streets by Policeman George Woehner who with State Major Police Private Theodore A Hubley arrested Kuehlnski changed the factor with hit and run driving and he was released on 500 bail for further hearing at 10 a m Saturday before Alderman George Brabender Kuchesnki is employed at the General Electric Works Thompson who has possibly fractured skull was reported in fair condition Tuesday at St Vincent s hospital He is given an even chance for recovery Police arrested Kuehelnsii thru the registration number of his car jotted down by Ralph Fox 153 East 41 2nd street and Andrew Schuster passing motorists who saw Thompson struck and wrote pursued the hit skin tar until they lost true of John McKean
Rear Admiral FR Lackey of New York inspected Dunkirk Naval Reserve facilities including the armory and boathouse during a Wednesday visit. He conferred with Seut. Casper Zacharias, commanding officer of the Dunkirk Division, as part of a statewide tour to gather first-hand information on naval personnel and facilities.
Miss Askew, a veteran nurse with 26 years in the profession, accepts a new post at a Cleveland hospital. Her career spans Samuel Merritt in Oakland Clarkson in Omaha and Red Cross in Detroit with earlier work at General Hospital Ashtabula and Copley Aurora. In 1934 she studied abroad for four years in Paris with the American Hospital, recently coming from Aurora. Her eleven years in Oil City end as colleagues regret her departure.
In TidgWax Pennsylvania May H election by the National Labor Relations Board 886 Castanes Paper Co employees voted for the Union District 50 United Mine Workers of America affiliated with the CIO. The union wins the right to bargain. 119 voted against. Five ballots were challenged two mutilated one blank and 40 did not vote.
An old timey classified style ad promotes SAN CURA Ointment for cuts burns and bruises with antiseptic claims and small soaps. It touts usefulness for baby skin and lists prices 35c and 60c.
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