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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1945
Page
3
A fragment reads as a garbled local item noting Ash Feadsville and an uncertain event. The legible parts mention no clear names, dates, places, or actions to confirm a cohesive news item.
A glimpse back to 1926 records mentions school board reorganization after elections and resignations, local tax and city affairs, a fatal sleep death of Mrs Walters Mecyay, and a Youngstown resident Mrs Robey Carrick passing after illness.
A fragment outlines signs of a child’s serious illness including fever rash vomiting and fatigue. It notes potential diseases such as diphtheria and meningitis with warnings to seek medical care for persistent headache chest pain and convulsions.
Local notices report Sparta area groups including Grange and various clubs holding meetings. Community members, arrangements for upcoming gatherings, and social events are listed along with hospital updates and visiting notes.
The Mayville board appointed Allen A. Gisa and others to fill the vacancy left by McGinnies. Neekers are chosen to succeed McGinnies with similar terms and compensation. A hastily called board meeting in May followed by a quorate August session confirmed the changes, with several members in attendance.
The Supreme Court to hear three combined cases on the death sentence for utility holding companies this week. The debate traces back to Roosevelt era efforts, with Congress and House votes showing shifting support and a compromise allowing some companies to continue under criteria of economic infeasibility, contiguity, and size.
Nov 19 Looming in Olman police seek two men linked to a daylight hold-up at 110 B Clark Street. They escaped with about $2500 in cash and jewelry from a residence, while officers describe a prior failed attempt and ongoing investigation. Detectives request tips aiding the Gumf Hi precinct.
Philadelphia dispatch reports Governor Mutiny proposes greater secrecy in foreign affairs while pledging to keep the people informed on military policing of occupied territories. The executive asserts the need to protect state lives and denies disclosure of operations, urging unity with America and a firm stance on policy secrecy.
A local report notes authorities study the question of allowing wives to accompany husbands in Japan. The article mentions Rev. Westoynr and Rev. Peankiihes hosting church activities, with Mrs Harald Fufenberick and Mrs. Emory Coates involved in planning and guest roles.
A set of seven quirky trivia items appears on the page asking who authored a book title with garbled text, who reads an Indonesian Republic in the Netherlands, which state is smallest among options, and other questions about biographies and wartime roles.
In a Saturday Journal BTN column a reader condemns propaganda alleged to have been used in the recent mayoral election as false and unfounded. The writer, William G Swan, denies any candidate, worker, or household involvement or solicitation and expresses a preference for the City Police Department to be informed.
Sinclairville reports Victor Swanson aged 42 of Cherry Creek village outside Sinclairville died by hanging in the garage at about 7 p m his body found by his father about an hour later Jamestown coroner Samuel Bowers ruled no autopsy indicating suicide The survivor list includes wife Marian C Swanson and son John C Swanson parents Mr and Mrs John Swanson two sisters Mrs Walter Nutt and Mrs Homer Cross and several nephews and nieces
A Columbus PTA hosted Breakfast in Hollywood featuring local personalities and performances by violinist Sim Summerville and others. Attendees included Mrs Folrey Bradley and Jerome Needham among a long list of community members. Prizes include a grand prize and a special ladies’ prize. tickets are on sale at local stores.
Suetman Coon of West Washington Street died suddenly last evening around 7:30. Coroner Glen filed a death certificate noting a heart ailment. He was born in Crawford County and lived most of his life in Lindsey Holvin and Corry. Survived by a wife, a son Alvin Coon stationed with the sAring at Mi Pleas unit, Mich. Funeral arrangements pending word from LIm. Friends may call at Davison Funeral Home.
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