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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1946

Page

3

Jamestown Driver Killed in Randolph Crash

Joseph A. Chimera, 46, manager for Sandy Brothers cleaners, died from a fractured skull and crushed chest when his car left the road near Randolph Central School, rolled several times, and crashed into a vacant lot. Passenger Dorothy Engbloom, 23, suffered a scalp cut and was taken to W.C.A. Hospital by Hoitink ambulance.

Jamestown Joseph A. Chimera Sandy Brothers Cleaners Randolph Dorothy Engbloom Chimera William and Lee Hoitink, Jr W.C.A

Beaver Dams Opened to Relieve Flooding Around Hare Greek

Game Warden Latimer reported many beavers trapped on nearby streams and moved to other areas. The Hare Creek dam was opened to drain a large pond that flooded pasture and plowland. If the colony rebuilds the dam, beavers will be trapped again. Latimer has recently moved beavers from Spring Creek Blue Tye stream and Miles Run near Pittsfield as well.

Hare Ee Na Latimer Hare Greek Hare Creek Spring Creek Blue Tye Stream Miles Run Pittsfield Corry

Milk price hearing seeks two cent rise for dairy products

Erie on May 24 reports farmers and dairy groups urging a two cent per quart raise to cover rising costs from production to distribution. The hearing before the Milk Control Commission in Erie County Court features H N Cobb and counsel Henry M Brunner among others, with over 50 attendees from dairy associations and local farmers. Similar sessions occur statewide in Pottsville Scranton Harrisburg York Allentown Reading and Williamsport.

Erie H.N. Cobb Pennsylvania Datty- Milk Control Commission Ing Erie County Commission Henry M. Brunner Harrisburg William G. Brunner Dairymen's League of Pennsylvania Allen D. Miller Thomas W. Spofford Erie-Crawford Cooperative Association Atl Hlmer E. Harter Erie County Milk Dealers’ Association Earl R. Handier Indiana Cobb Mile Control Commission Pottsville Scranton York Allentown Reading Williamsport

Edinboro College to graduate twelve seniors

Edinboro State Teachers College plans a May 28 commencement at 10 a m with twelve seniors as graduates. The list includes Edith Bates Edinboro Mary Ferguson Wilkinsburg Helen Hansen Sharon Ruth Sheldon Edinboro Edna Bonniger Evie Frances Buchanan MeadVille Edna Martin Shenkleville Ethel Medlray Utica Helen Merry Wattsburg J Louise Mount Corry Helen Boythe Spartansburg Alexander Rohde Eric Floyd Bret will deliver the address The president will confer degrees.

Edinboro State Teachers College L. H. van Houten Edith Gertrude Bates Edinboro Mary Blanche Perguson Wilkinsburg Helen Thorne Hansen Sharon Ruth Jocelyn Sheldon Edna Helen Bonniger Evie Frances Louise Buchanan Mead- Ville Edna Katherine Martin Shenkleyville Ethel Rebecca Medlray Utica Helen Louise Merry Wattsbure J. Louise Mount Corry Helen Lena Boythe Spartansburg Alexsander Hunter Rohde Eric Floyd C. Bret Bradford Ven Houten

Jansen Brothers Win Altar Boy Awards

Two altar boys from St Thomas Parish earned Bishop Gannon awards after a statewide competition in Erie. About 2800 boys competed and the Jansen brothers, Joe and Paul, will be honored at St Peter's Cathedral on Vacation Day May 30. Joe placed fourth in the Erie district and Paul receives the Bishop Gannon gold altar boy award given to one boy per parish.

St. ‘Thomas John M. Gannon St. Peter's Cathedral Erie Joe Jansen Paul Jansen Gannon

Golden Lax Tablets Advertises A Splendid Laxative

An old time advertisement promotes Golden Lax Tablets as a splendid laxative useful against constipation and related bloating headaches and stomach distress. It claims the product prevents suffering and restores vigor and energy, priced at 25 cents and available at all druggists.

Meadville Theft Cleared: $14,185 Recovered

Police report a Meadville theft case solved with $14,185 recovered from a hiding place in Kerrtown. Charles Lenheim identified the culprit as his son who had taken the cash during remodeling and safeguarded it at the Lenheims’ home. The money, stored in a box, had disappeared after Lenheim sold his store and allowed occupancy of three rooms for 45 days.

Meadville Crawford County Charles Lenheim Mercer Street Bridge Kerrtown Lenheim Lenheims

Legion Auxiliary Here To Boost Valley Forge Greenhouse

The Auxiliary of Elmer C. Carrier Post American Legion joins state units to raise funds for a Valley Forge General Hospital greenhouse. State president Ruth Miller Steese says surgeon general approves the project, aiding WWII veterans. Brigadier General Vaughan calls it a key therapeutic activity aiding convalescent patients through agriculture and meaningful work.

Elmer C. Carrier Post American Legion Valley Porge General Hospital Corry Auxiliary Ruth Miller Steese Audllary Green House Valley Forge Legion Auxiliary Organization W. W. Vaughan Geneal Unified States

Secretary cites Pacific halibut as restored resource model

The secretary of the interior notes that Pacific halibut, once severely depleted, recovered through strict regulation and careful management, serving as a classic example of successful resource restoration.

Secretary of the Interior

Steelworker shoots wife then kills himself in Ambridge

Ambridge police report a steelworker, George Jurto, 45, fatally shot his wife Meal Rase Jurto, 38, in front of their two younger children and then killed himself with a 23 revolver. Mrs Jurto died en route to Baewickley Valley Hospital. Jurto died in hospital early today. The shooting followed a kitchen quarrel.

Ambridge Doin ‘Tomaszewski George Jurto Land Ceft Temple

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