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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1942

Page

6

Corry area notes small town updates and elections

Biattian Day brings hurries and bnow. Automobiles park off streets as owners face sleet and snow delays. Mary Culaitis reports 422 Second Ave. GM maintains 50 cent dividend with December 12 payment to November 1 record. Abandoned bicycle found near West Frederick and West Wayne. Marriage license apps filed for Raymond W. Stanton Elisabeth Talurek and Caryl V Sayre Harriet B Bulgend. Minor auto collision at Franklin and North Center. no injuries. City Council to contact Renovo division on East Main crossing repairs. Ernest Whaley suffers fingertip injury at punch press. treated and discharged. Dog theft suspected near State Line Road. warrants advised. Notices on PUC certificate for transport workers. hearing in Meadville November 13. Building permits issued for Third Ward home remodel and a 10x15 tool house. Hepler Garage renamed for inspections and repairs. Election day coverage notes national totals and local finances. Snowfall reported with 4 inches depth in Westfield.

Erie county reads war time contest drives turnout

Expect 25 000 to cast ballots in Erie county for a tight general election seen as the war era’s most pivotal in years. GOP candidate General Edward Martin faces Democrat Clair Foss for governor while FH L Rodgers battles James F Lavery in Congress and a west side assembly race pits Delbert Dalrymple against Edward Mets with party leaders mobilizing workers to boost turnout.

Erie Evie Toi Erie County Edward Martin Clair Foss FH. L. Rodgers James F. Lavery Congress West Side Assembly Delbert Dalrymple Edward Mets

300 Donated Blood at Jamestown in Two Days

Jamestown showed a new Red Cross blood bank record with 208 pints donated over Friday and Saturday. Friday yielded 187 pints and Saturday 199. Mr and Mrs Harry Eccles of Kennedy were fourth time donors and parents of George Eccles in the Army who donated last week. Their nephew Albert Hootes, an aviation mate in the U S Navy, was among those rescued from the aircraft carrier Wasp.

Jamestown Red Cross Mobile Blood Bank Dehline Harry Eccles Kennedy George Eecles Albert Hootes U. S. Navy Wasp

Victory Club plans Christmas aid for overseas boys

Sparta families celebrate club event with awards for Thomas Richards and Jayin Weber headed for basic training. Frank Ehrhart and Chester Thorogood return from Great Lakes on furlough. Private Walter Rogers arrives for 15‑day leave. New moves and social notes fill the town as families relocate for employment shifts and local groups meet for dinners, cards, and charity plans.

Spartansburg W Very Plewant Gutverg Phdvent Spasta Thomas Richards Jayin Weber Frank Ehrhart Chester Thorogood Great Lakes Victory Club Guy M. Fish Merritt Harrison Walter Rogers Austin Rogers Hatchtown Pvt Rogers Camp Cooke Calif Mohave Desert Bore Robert Smilth Enii Gren Bradford Frank Range Cleveland Ohio Everett Childs Chion City Harold Nichols Childs Jesse Dooher St. Marys Range Lady Morton Rebekah Lodge Edinboro Abita Roth Priscilly

Honor Warren Priest at Colorful Ceremony

The Zech anniversary of Pastor Reverend William J. Moore was celebrated at St Josephs Church with a solemn high mass. Bishop John Mark Gannon attended, leading a procession with Sodality Marconi Society Sons of Thaly and altar boys to the decorated sanctuary.

Emporium Protest Over Train Service Cut

Emporium Pennsylvania residents and the local Rotary Club protested a cut in the Buffalo to Emporium train service. Letters to the Buffalo division air office yielded no reply as only one daily Buffalo passenger train now stops at Emporium Junction. Officials from local industries argued the service reduction wastes time and disrupts essential travel.

Emporium Buffalo Division Pennsylvania Emporium Rotary Club Buffalo Emporium Junction Ti Ik Toca

Hay stack set afire as Halloween prank near Sawyer City

A hay stack, about 26 tons, on B. Omura's farm at Sawyer City was set ablaze by suspected Halloween pranksters. Firefighters from Brad Ford and over twenty neighbors fought the blaze from 4 to 11 pm, causing about 400 dollars in damage. Suspects include Melenn county shoplil George Calhoway and Pennsylvania motor police from Smethsport Barracks.

Bhaweura Tynen Omura Sawyer City Melenn County George Calhoway Pennsylvania Motor Polite Smethsport Barracks Hames Hallowe'en Central Station Fremen Brad~ Tord Haines Front

Farm Board Ousts Grair State Admin

A farm state administration shakeup sees Grair ousted by the board. Officials said the change aims to streamline operations and restore policy focus amid ongoing agricultural program reforms.

Fragmented campaign text touches on midwest politics and 1930s New Deal

The garbled passage references Midwestern support for the Roosevelts, New Deal themes, and 1930s political figures. It hints at battles over re election, congressional divisions, and public debate on economic policy, mentioning leaders and regions with no coherent sequence or dates.

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