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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1942

Page

3

Attorney's bill for 5218 15 hit by supervisors

Mayville news item notes county board of supervisors refer a Buffalo attorney James O Moore Sr bill for 5218 15 to the county clerk's accounts committee. The bill covers services for the civil service ouster case against John F Miller of the automobile bureau and itemizes 5000 for services 901 for expenses 17 in witness fees. New board members Mrs Carle Willett and Harold Legiers are welcomed. The panel deferred December action on three jury districts and extended terms in Jamestown and Dunkirk.

Mayville Buffalo James O. Moore Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors T. N. Nelson Jamestown Moorels Civil Service John F. Miller Mildred Kling Miller Robert N. Palmer Carle Willett West Elliott Guy B. Saxton Harold Legiers Clymer S.C. Ton

Harborcreek Man Named Defendant in Auto Crash Suit

Harborcreek man from Erie was named defendant in a civil action filed Tuesday over a September crash on Lake road near Freeport road. Lee LeViner of Akron seeks 1000 for personal injuries. MD Wrilesman of Akron seeks 3995.32 for damage to the vehicle. Plaintiffs allege Ott’s auto pulled in front of the tractor truck, causing LeViner to lose control, crash a bridge over 16 Mile Creek, and overturn. Attorney Robert J. Firman represents the plaintiffs.

Erim Wy. Sa Dungan Gee Ue Harborcrerk Each Lake Road Freeport Road Lee LeViner Akyoui Personal Iives M.D. Wrilesman Akron Ott Te- Viner Robert J. Firman

Re-election Victory Letter From 28th District Representative

The representative thanks voters for continued confidence in a reelection win. He states two aims: win the war decisively and prepare for the postwar peace. He pledges sincerity and honesty and vows to do his best at all times.

28Th Congressional Distriel Thelr Congress

Roosevelt plans new action on manpower

President Roosevelt said he will act within two to three weeks to ensure an orderly manpower supply to raise the four armed services to about 9.7 million by January 1, 1944, while preserving labor for farms and factories. He outlined target forces for the Army Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard and noted possible manpower legislation next year after another effort at cooperative controls.

Associated Press Washington Roosevelt W Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Navy Marines Capitol Hill Congress House McCormack D-Mass

Corry Boy At Marines School Bracken Sent To OT School

Lieut Robert M Bracken of Corry PA will attend Officers Training School after recent commission as a second lieutenant He comes from 316 West Pleasant Street Corry and recently completed ten weeks of basic training He studied business administration at the University of Pennsylvania and is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity

Robert M. Bracken Quantico U. S. Marine Corps West Pleasant Street Corry Leatherneck Bracken Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity University of Pennsylvania

William Radack Promoted by Local Grocery Chain

William Radack, longtime manager of the Quality Cash Store in the Traction Building Titusville, has received a new promotion within the chain and will move from Titusville to Jamestown. Radack has twenty years with the company and is well known in Corry.

William Dsannex Titusville Traction Jamestown Radack Corry

Elk County's oldest resident dies at 99 in Dagus Mines

Jennie James, Elk County's oldest resident, died at her son Warren James's home in Dagus Mines. She would have turned 100 on February 7. She had been ill for two months but remained active before then, having managed stores in Oil City Sharon Titusville and Jamestown. Warren is moving the Kaybee Federal Store to the company headquarters in Jamestown later this week.

Rivaway Jennie James Elk County Warren James Dagus Mines James Wold Oil City Sharon Titusville John Gellegher For Us Jamestown Kaybee Federal J Warren

All Truckers Must Obtain Reckless Driving Certificates

Application blanks for certificates of war necessity are available at the Office of Defense Transportation Erie district office for commercial vehicle operators who did not receive them by mail. Deadline and rules explained to ensure lawful operation after November 15. Also notes common tire faults and a Kane County wreck case with injuries and vehicle damage estimates.

Ehe Motor Transport Division Office of Defense Transportation Erie ‘Trust Building Erie Earl J. Conor Todlny DDT Detroit Becaus

Hickey Civil Service Proposal Tabled by City Council

Safely Director Sher Hickey proposed civil service for all employees but the council tabled the ordinance on Tuesday. Solicitor Edward M. Murphy argues it is unconstitutional. The measure was referred to a committee of the whole, yet Hickey says he will press for a vote at an early meeting.

Sher Hickey Edward M. ‘Murphy Council Hickey

San Cura Ointment and Soap Ad Warn of Piles Irritation

An antiseptic advertising notice promotes SAN-CURA Ointment for itching piles and skin irritations. It advises washing with SAN-CURA Soap before applying the ointment and positioning SAN-CURA as a first aid for minor wounds burns and bruises for all ages. Available at drug stores in 60e and 60e sizes respectively.

Tax collections at Erie exceed all estimates

Treasurer Francis Hagerty reports current tax collections surpass the year's forecast by over 50 thousand dollars, with delinquent taxes already above expectations. He notes early collections reduce the need for borrowing as the city heads into the new fiscal year despite delays from reassessment and tax notices.

Erie Francis Hagerty Crensiner Hagerty Chahiges Ir Hagerly Joseph Martin Lotus Tite

Boy Loses Eye as Result of Gun Recon

Nov 11. Velvert Nelson, 1-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson of Salem, became the community's first casualty of the small game hunting season. He lost an eye when a rifle shotgun fired during a bunny hunt with his older brother. The blast ripped the optic from his eye.

Queois Nelson George Nelson Salem Tie Samegsler Bnel Sa Fiat Tiecessary

Resigns Pastoral Post At Erie Lutheran Church

The Rev. Obenauf resigns after 144 years at Christ Lutheran in Lawrence Park and will assume the pastorate of Middle Lancaster Lutheran parish north of Pittsburgh. He announced the transition at Sunday services and plans to finish duties by November, start new assignment in December.

Brie Obenaye Christ Lawreme Park Wis Middle Lancaster

City faces higher US veer costs and extended collection period

The city has already paid 26,850 more than anticipated and two additional months for collections remain, with potential growth to around 15,000.

Concord Township Resident Dies at Home in Concord Township

Mrs Verna Rose aged 81 or so died at home in Concord township at 4 30 Monday morning. She was survived by seven daughters and two sons and ten grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from the late home Thursday afternoon with Harold Webb officiating. Burial will be in Chelten Hill cemetery.

Verna Rose Giy Sile The Mite Davicl Ly Ross Cotte Concord Township Rose Wok Josep Grill Red Banke Nyd Raymond Johnson Oakland Nellis Moore Pram Burnhai Reno Nev Amhup Lyons Melvin Rose Cone Hit Char Gibewut Oliffad Helen Rose Will Rose Laddwis Louie Sexton R. D. Gary Harold McCray Tamestown Ty Alan Tix Consord Township Thurday

Summer Idleness Protection for Heating Equipment

Use paint grease or oil to coat parts prone to rust and corrosion during summer idleness. Rust and corrosion cause more damage to heating plants than heavy use. Clean the equipment thoroughly before any coats with protective covering.

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