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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1943
Page
3
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Memorial Day ceremonies will pause public life on Monday. Patrols investigate a prowler after a resident reported activity along East Washington. no suspect found. A seven year old suffered a bad leg fracture from a fallen tree. he received hospital care. Real estate transfers include several Main and Avenue streets deals. District Rabbath School convention will be in Girard with a speaker from Erie. Two men suspected of drunken riding after bicycling into a parked car. County officials discuss new assessment law with assessors. War boy contest honors a Corry boy from St. Edward's School with a gold tuition. A local man killed by a truck was a native of Youngsville. Police search for a Gamridge Springs youth visiting in the city. Baccalaureate services at Cory High School open the ceremony week. A Howard Research worker will climb a flagpole to replace the flag rope.
Ohio will start liquor rationing on June 1. State stores close to individuals until then to distribute about 2.5 million ration books. Ration books will track purchases and dates, with an initial allotment of one bottle per month. Applications were due May 10 and require proof of residence and age 21. Army and Navy personnel in Ohio may apply.
Erie May 13 Judge Elmer L Evans issued a special injunction restraining the Erie school district from buying fire insurance. A hearing is set for 11 a m Tuesday after FD Downing an insurance broker filed the petition. Downing argues the board cannot legally purchase a master policy and that selling the master policy would trace district properties to other insurers in violation of state insurance laws.
Meade Park endures spring vandalism with smashed windows and ruined ovens. Local authorities and park officials seek measures to curb juvenile mischief spreading from Corry to nearby towns. A suspect is reported as investigations continue into the damage.
The Erie County Sabbath Show Association screens a new sound film The Book for the World of Tomorrow produced by the American Bible Society at First Baptist Church Corry on Monday evening June 7 in connection with the Erie county association convention. The film traces the Bible’s influence and spread, with sequences on movable type printing in Europe and the Wirgan translation, featuring contributions from Warmer Brothers MGM and RCA.
Analysis by the State Planning Board shows the highest accidental death toll for women in Pennsylvania occurs between ages 80 and 84, with falls and automobile accidents major factors. Nationally, snake bites are rare, while motor vehicle incidents far exceed other dangers. drowning ranks below household accidents and car crashes.
Warren board reports OPA violators inducted into the Yirlow United States services with assignments listed. Several men, including Walter Brooks Torpedo Navy and Ralph Pateors, prepare for reception center departure. In Erie, thirteen motorists found guilty of pleasure driving violations face suspensions up to six months as OPA intensifies enforcement.
May 28. Ellicottville expands its wood products sector with the Ellicott Woodvale Company, a Groswold Manufacturing subsidiary, occupying the former Blucotville Specialty building at East Washington and Mill roads. About 30 workers start, producing various wooden items for wartime needs.
May 20 The State Liquor Control Board refused the transfer of the Hauer and bevy license of Frank P Kupper from Bain Peach street to Bh and Car Gaile sheets. Attorney Jaga Held was informed. The board refused for two reasons including protests from residents and location in a presidential section.
May 21 Widmann president of Widmann & Teal dimig store chem announced acquisition of Kane Drug Company at 38 Fraley Street. The Widmann and Teal Company formed in Kane in 1889 and operated by the Fitwsitinmtins family until 1914. The deal transfers stock fixtures and equipment and plans a move to a larger store with departments across the street. The Witlmans and Tynhem operate a chain of 27 stores through Pennsylvania and New York and kept Kane open for the post election period.
FOR SALE Select Seed Potatoes John F. Zesb Spring Creek Patit Seeds Plants Flowers FOR SALE Nice early Jewell To smigta plants 25¢ per doe while they fast Also sweet peppers 2c per doz A A Johnson 53 B Irving street 312
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