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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1942
Page
3
Burglars broke into Beaty school in Warren Pa between Saturday noon and Sunday nine am, stealing about 70 dollars in cash and stamping books from pupils. The safe was opened by removing the combination lock. Police suspect a local gang previously involved in similar burglaries across the district.
Rev Father Edward Jacobs of St John’s church in Tidioute announced plans to replace the century old building with a new edifice. Bishop John M Gannon approved the plans last week stating the present structure is badly in need of repair and a new church is more economical than repairs. No start date has been set.
Usman May 12 report: two Hinsdale Central School students, Robert Miller 17 and Hadley Brown 17, were riding and driving a truck respectively when the collision on Main Street at Center left Miller dead at the scene. Brown, son of Walter F Brown of Scotts Corners, operated his father's truck and was en route home with Miller.
A Warren man in Army uniform calling himself James Kelley reported stranded with no funds. He hid from Warren to Carter New York after taking a 1937 Plymouth coupe owned by Cecil Osborne of Tri-State Engineering. The car was later found missing from the Allegheny Hotel area between two and six yesterday morning.
Seven planes of the Ineal squadron and 88 total aircraft from Bradford Erie Butler Oil City Greenville Connellsville Warren and Youngstown staged a simulated mass attack on Meadville at the Meadville airport as part of Civil Air Patrol mobilization. Local attendees included Dr Harry Rhodes Dr Hugh O'Hare Charles Sweeles Harry Lamona and Miss Jane Malhearn among Corry residents.
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