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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1942

Page

8

Penna Electric Plans Huge Erie Expansion

May 27 article notes the Penna Electric Company will spend about 8 million dollars to expand and upgrade service for defense needs in Erie. To support the project the city will close a portion of French Street from Front Street, allowing a new 6 foot west diversion for traffic. The street closing is temporary for the war emergency and can be reopened 90 days after war ends.

Penna Electric Company Fach Hoht Street Pennsylvaia Bectrie Company Brench Street Front Breet East Canal Basin Harry J. Klebes Prenchtreet Klebes Martin Hickey Gale Ross French Street Electric Company Pennsylvania Railroad

Pennsylvnia Supreme Court rules hotel jointly liable in damages

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court held Hotel Conneaut Inc. jointly liable with operators of an amusement ride at Conneaut Lake Park for injuries to Miss Emogens H. Engstrom of Oil City. Engstrom, awarded $6500, was injured July 20, 1938 on the Titt-a-Whirl ride. judgment reversing the county court upheld the verdict against the hotel.

Franklin Pennsylvania Supreme Court Atoney Hotel Connneau, Inc Coonesut Lake Park Emogens H. Engstrom Oil City Crawford County O. Clare Kent Supreme Court Conneaut, Inc Miss Engstrom Rober M. Pale Conneaut Lake Park Charles H. Huntley C.D. Clark

Arnold predicts era of great development

Arnold foresees postwar boom with a vast consumer market and durable goods surge. He argues plastics, automobiles, and basic materials will drive industrial expansion, aided by war bonds savings and plant conversions to meet demand. India and the US rank among top producers of peanuts.

Arnold Amos Armeld Muker Sif

Clymer Boy Wins Harvard Scholarship and May Day Plans

The Clymer community notes a local victory as a student earns a Harvard Graduate School scholarship. May Day preparations unfold at Clymer Central with Queen candidates, arch bearers, committee roles, and ring crest discussions. Memorial Day events, club meetings, and social notices fill the week’s community calendar.

Clymer Harvard Clarence Spitzer, Jr Allegheny Legion Post

Gratitude for Citizenship Service at Local Church

The morning patriotic service will dedicate a service flag for the congregation's young men serving the country. A new American tag from the Fidelis and the young men's class will also be dedicated. Sunday school at 12, Junior C.D. at 7:30, Maynard Wing leads on Working with Youth. Miss Tena Hal keboer from China speaks, Gilbert Selmers on New Phases of Missions. Monday features a Young Ladies Mission Band tech supper. Rev. D. D. Samuelson leads Sunday worship at 11, with Junior League and Epworth League sessions and a family night dinner Friday.

Fidelis Nso Maynard Wing Tew Halke Boar Amoy China C. B Gilbert Selmers Tople Young Ladies Mission Band Tena Halkeboer Methodist Chutes D. D. Samuelson Epwerlly Merning

Shift Bus Route to Serve Plant Base

May 27 Wem transportation problem highlighted before a Public Utility Commission examiner in the courthouse as factory boom boosts defense production. General Electric will hire 15,000 workers by August, with coach company president A F Tideswell testifying changes are needed to cut stops and speed defense workers transport. Rev T J Miller will speak at North Clymer Church Sunday school 10 a m worship 7 45 p m. Rev D D Samuelson pastor Young people's meeting 8 45 p m Union prayer Thursday 7 45 p m.

Spciety Christian Servicr Louetta Cadiseh Clara Bensink J. J. Miller Silver Creek Samuelson Ray Rensker Hillest Rue Button Susan Wesley Winifred Christenson Brewster Hospital Ralph Pitt James Croscutt D. D. Samuelson Herbert Tewinkle Afon Livingston Mgr Louis ‘Tewintle Dorothy Beckerink Matthews Kangsville Gila Merle Newhouse Eilden Norms Jack Jennie Belknap Everett Belknap Waterford Damcott-Jones Fest American Legion Abbe Reformed Church Glen Crawford First Presbyterian Church of Meadville House of Prayer BT. A Clymer Central School Delbert King Maurice Tyson Walter Schruers Gerrit Timmer Walter Colburn Clarence Legters Clayton Bridges Dues Gravink Red Grass Treasury Ethel Wassink Orla McCoy May Febeltah Michnle Meyerink James Button Button Tcene Noble Grand Minnie Meyerink Mary Bayes Frank Bos Youngeviliey Pa Harold Bull Midlay Wem Public Utility Commission Coach Opiniung General Electric Company A. F. Tideswell Coach Company Red Office of Transportation T. J. Miller North Clymer Young People's Meeting

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