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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1944
Page
8
A measles case from Fairhaven district, two young girls missing from Exfe, and varying hospital and municipal notices fill the page. Also noted are Thanksgiving postal hours, quarantine updates, weather outlook, and municipal zoning hearings. Everett Zurn to attend Federal College session, Leona Holton to transfer, and multiple local officials cited.
Donald Tym of Harborcreek township, through his parents, sues The Pennsylvania Threshermen's and Farmers' Mutual Casualty Insurance Co of Harrisburg to recover 086.86 plus 70.50 for injuries from an accident July 6, 1943. He was riding in a truck when a New York Central Railroad rain caused a collision while his employer Pred Williams operated the vehicle. The suit seeks compensation for injuries alleged in the incident in Erie County.
Europe s most northerly city uses peat as a principal fuel in staves teelanders 33e peat costs render dial price prohibitive inland transport raises costs and limits use of peat as a fuel option in Hammerfest Norway.
Delegates of the Central Labor Union in Erie will hear a report on a proposal to reduce the number of American Japanese citizens from 200 to 60 for work in Erie industries and homes. Ralph Texter, business agent for the International Machinists Association, will present findings after a conference led by Mrs. Virgil Payne of Cleveland. Some leaders oppose accepting Japanese workers, arguing Erie has no labor shortage and they could relieve it otherwise.
Allied forces push toward the Rhine with Third Army advancing east of Metz and into the Saar fringe. Dieuze and Lilling captured as Ninth and Tenth Armies press into the Moselle valley. French reach Rhine at multiple points and engage across the river as units move toward Germany. Reports also hint at a potential Rhine bridge buildup for invasion.
Rev. Gordon A. Nelson, longtime pastor of Zion Mission Covenant Church in Jamestown, resigned during Sunday worship to take a pastorate with Mission Covenant Church in San Francisco. Effective December 1, his move surprised parishioners who had just celebrated the church’s golden jubilee and his five years in Jamestown. Mrs. Nelson previously served in Paxton, Illinois.
Erie November 21 Walter Schwarte a bus driver for the Erie Creek line was held up at gunpoint by two men during a late run on 30K street and Elmwood avenue. They forced him to the rear, stole his wallet and a $50 dashboard money changer, then fled as he returned to the front and drove to the end of the line. Police say investigators Paull Schaaf and Jack Reagan interviewed him, noting the suspects boarded at 10th and State.
Erie county courts on Monday approved the sale of the remaining unconverted assets of the defunct Erie Trust Company for 13 097 75 dollars. The assets, valued around 471 626.20 dollars, were mainly unsecured loans and mortgages, including notes of 75 000, 49 900, and 10 164 dollars sold for 1, 16, and 82 dollars respectively.
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