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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1944
Page
8
Fragmentary notes describe cattle movement and a highway incident related to local authorities. References to a disturbance or roundup involving a person named Huey and an owner are unclear but suggest a police or welfare report. No clear locations or dates are identifiable from the text.
Jamestown police report that six burglaries in Jamestown and Chautauqua County have been cleared. Four suspects aged 20 to 28 are in custody on open charges as investigators work to link them to additional recent burglaries and secure further evidence.
Local items report a mixed ballot result with Roosevelt losing Corry by 1650 to 1450, plus a brief on Dewey 315 to To Roosevelt 57. Other notes include marriage license filings in Erie, divorces granted in Erie County, a barbershop redecorating, a derailment near Rathbun siding with no injuries, and a weather outlook through Sunday.
Mrs Gertrude Dillen, formerly of Corry, died Tuesday at her Edinboro home after months with illness. Survived by husband George A. Dillen two daughters Nancy Louise and Gertrude Marie a sister Mrs Clarence Hull Rochester NY and brothers Joseph J Ressler Knoxville TN and Nicholas Ressler Corry. Funeral home Donald Burton Erle set calling hours and services Friday with Rev Thomas Colley of First Methodist Church Erle officiating Interment Tallree Cemetery.
Sixteen Great Lakes steamers, part of the scrap fleet, lie idle in Presque Isle Bay near State Peninsula Park. Three were towed to their moorings Monday afternoon as the government contemplates dismantling the vessels.
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Bor soma Tablets to relieve kidney fatigue claimed as an overworked kidney pain. It promises quick relief for readers suffering persistent kidney discomfort and urges immediate use.
The Clymer area plans a 60th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Zoe MéeManigle with open house at the Grange Hall. Friends and relatives bring a purse gift as attendees include Harold Schalten and others. event follows a Wednesday wedding and Friday anniversary observances. The notice lists local residents and church activities surrounding the couple.
First Army reports repelling a German counterattack while gun positions remain active near the French ports. Rocket fire and bombardments target Dunkerque as Nav guard detachments endure. American Third and Seventh Army fronts see little action amid rain, with one strong German counterattack repulsed near Vossenick, in a fight comparable in scope to Aachen.
State police and Allegheny county detectives probed the death of John B. Tenan 64 a watcher at Findkiy Township vocational school polling place He died of a brain hemorrhage after collapsing outside the polling place yesterday The coroner reported fights around the polling site during the incident.
Corry friends mourn as former resident Mrs Carl Windahl dies after a heart attack at Jamestown General Hospital Tuesday afternoon. She had lived in Jamestown since moving there years ago and was a member of St Pauls Lutheran Church. Survived by her son Walter Windahl of Corry Jamestown Milling Corp and two sisters and a brother. Services at Youngberg Funeral Home Jamestown Friday at 2 pm with burial in Lakeview Cemetery.
James Gallelli 72 died yesterday at Corry Hospital after 1 PM. Born in Italy July 14 1870s he served in the Ethiopian campaign with the Italian army, came to America in 1904, lived in Corry and West Hickory, Pa, and ran a tannery and store. Survived by four daughters and several grandchildren, burial in St Johns Cemetery Tidioute after a Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church Friday at 9:20 AM.
A free booklet outlines expert opinions on epilepsy causes, with a note about a lost answer and a mailing address in New York. The item references the Educational Division and a price or fee of 35 dollars for Fifth Avenue materials.
New York voters completed Tuesday balloting with markets showing general steadiness and a few exceptions. The report notes notable stock activity and lists several corporations, while also detailing social services figures including meals served and parade baggage handling figures in a local church institute event.
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