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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1945
Page
3
Postmaster James P. Sullivan announces World War I era First Veterans bonds may be redeemed now. Bonds issued in 1938 with $30 monthly and $50 face value pay $63.50 including $13.50 interest. The first mature issue to be redeemed totals $1300 in face value, yielding $1851 with interest from the federal government next month.
Titusville g hospital addition nearly ready after 18 months of work. Public tours planned Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. New facility will house surgery and obstetrics as distinct departments saving entire corridors and space in the building.
Foster, a former sales promotion and personnel man, recalls witnessing cruelty as he watched Allied and American troops attacked. He suffered frostbite, now uses a cane, and longs to return to his wife and daughter in Ottumwa. He hopes to see Iowa again and someday have the largest chocolate milk shake.
The board reported two cafeterias operate satisfactorily and nearly break even despite meat and food shortages. Wilher Mathias resigned as mathematics teacher at the Junior High for a job in Alabama. Three teachers were recommended: Carl Lindberg of Youngsville, W C Pomisroy of Westeyville for junior or senior high, and Miss Aubain Hoffman of Union City now at Lawrence Park as elementary instructor. New assignments to be announced later. resignations from others expected. Utilities negotiations continue regarding Spring Street fines and anticipated street closure to expand property. Loveland Field was approved for use next Monday for the Seventh Lealy Army show “Here’s Your Indiana try.”
The guide explains all cotton rugs are washable without dyeing. Use mild soap and lukewarm water to avoid fuzziness from hot water and strong detergents. Dry flat away from radiators. improper drying causes buckle. Stains may lift, but grease or acid stains may require dry cleaning or professional laundering.
Corry Marine Harold Hammond reports on Okinawa as a base hospital servant confirms three Marines wounded. Father learns of hospital ward condition and the harrowing details of medical care and unit actions amid ongoing operations, with notification of injuries bringing mixed relief and concern.
A federal agency plans to erect and rent 60 dollar homes and sell at 7000 dollars in Jamestown. Officials said the program aims to relieve housing shortages by providing 35 new houses. Details include eligibility and application processes through local authorities and the post office. The plan involves cooperation with New York City representatives and local agencies.
During the Tegwar Monthly Meeting of the Tinaville Merchants Association, an action to close out or restrict nearby stores was proposed in an evening session. The record notes deliberations but provides limited details on participants or outcomes.
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