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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1947
Page
6
A morning geese sighting over the city heads a string of local reports. Car incidents, theft recoveries, a Salvation Army property loss, a police matter, hunting safety concerns, and a partial solar eclipse forecast fill the area’s brief public notices.
Budgie a five year old Maltese toment and Pitty Sing twelve year old cat are named main beneficiaries of a thirty two thousand dollar estate left by Sarah Furber retired teacher who died at seventy five. The will filed for accounting directs veterinarian Frank A Wright to care for the cats at one dollar a day each for the rest of their nine lives. After their deaths the remainder goes to the First Presbyterian Church of Merchantville New Jersey.
The Jupiter, a 3,000 ton freighter, escaped reefs off Ludington Michigan during a gale and was towed to Milwaukee by the Coast Guard cutter Mackinaw. Captain Floyd Dossett said the ship rolled hard but remained undamaged and prepared to sail to Chicago under her own power. The Saginaw attempted to assist but injuries occurred among its crew. The Mackinaw towed the Jupiter 126 miles after other lines failed. Only 10,887 Hawaii residents are classified as pire Hawaiion.
John G. Finn a 22 year old Stamford resident faces arraignment in Warren County on a second degree assault charge in the Reva Rematch case. The New York City nurse’s bruised body was found after a two week probe by a Warren County grand jury. He posted 5000 dollars bail and waived immunity. The arraignment is before Judge Howard A. Glassbrook at approximately 2 p.m. in Lake George.
Alfalfa yields rise due to its extensive root system and long growing period allowing nutrient uptake from a large soil volume. The plant's feeding depth and duration drive productivity in suitable soil environments.
Local notes from Columbus and neighboring communities recount visits and travels. Nathan Dodd visited Meadville. Mrs Hila Blakeslee and others traveled to Kane Warren Erie North East. social calls and dinners at several residences are listed, with plans to return or relocate.
Washington offers daily lunches with steaks and chops as specialties. The establishment advertises wines and beer at 136 North Center Street, inviting patrons to dine in.
Two boys digging in a sealed coal mine in Glasmport uncover a man's skeleton. Deputy Coroner Stanley Guzewski says the shaft was sealed by the state two years earlier and may indicate a fatal fall. Also noted is a statistic showing the number of U.S. people living on farms fell from 31,359,000 in 1920 to 90,400,000 in 1940.
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