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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1946
Page
6
An elderly man identified as Ernest F Hastings of Clin Jay Streets was struck by a truck while crossing Last night. The driver, Lanny Casswell and Dupre’s employer, faced charges. bond set at 590 dollars. Police investigated at Allegany and Dupre was questioned by Captain Genie Finger.
Carl Van Tassell, proprietor of the Baseline station, was arrested today on a gambling device charge. Patrolmen confiscated a 9 five cent slot machine at the White Rock Gasoline station at 9th and French streets. He was released on personal bail pending appearance in police court at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
Erie fishermen met at 8 in CIO Hall voting 70 to 6 to strike at 12:01 a.m. Monday. After seven agreements with five Erie fishing companies, 26 contract clauses were settled, four remaining clauses could not be negotiated.
An old newspaper note advertises a stomach ulcer remedy called Milk Mixture offered by Lindsley’s Pharmacy and drug stores. The ad claims varied success and lists the product as available nationally, urging readers to obtain the preparation for ulcer relief.
The 500 Club met at Jeanne Bruckner’s home with Edna Weidner as high scorer and Genevieve Stranahan second. A future gathering will be hosted by Lillian Henton. A Methodist Church reception honored Rev. E F Armitage and family, with many local friends noted visiting relatives and attending events in Spartansburg and nearby towns.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Grover with Bert Messenger at Britton Run. Mrs Ray Ehrhart visited her daughter Mrs Charles Smith in Pittsfield. Many locals attended the county fair last week. Mrs Neya McDuff of Cambridge Springs called on the M Thompson home. Spartan High School sent twenty nine students to Crawford County Pair on September 26 for a daily judging contest, with winners led by Lowell Weidner 177.4 and Duane Ingram 176.9 in top placements. 202 county vocational students participated. perfect score was 200. Other top finishers hailed from Linesville Cochranton and Townville. Pittsburgh visitors William, Ralph and Edwin Greer stayed with sister Maud Long. Jamestown’s Frank Seadeck and Vern Fuller also hosted guests.
The Patrchild Aviation Corp sent a phone to the Corry port to secure parts from the Raymond plant. A twin engined Cessna is basing this Piper Cub at Lawrence Airport. John Gale of Lovell’s previously owned and stored the plane at Youngeville. John Tyndall of Union City purchased a trainer ship from Rhodes and Stormes last week and will maintain it at this port. Mr and Mrs Paul Auer flew to Salix to visit Mr Auer’s brother Charles, returning Sunday.
Youngstown residents were joined by Mrs. Mary Titus and Mrs. Grace Sturdevant of Britton Run with Mr. and Mrs. Ward Weed of Union City and Mrs. Small of Little Cooley at Hearts Content on Sunday. Willard Tillotson, who volunteered in the Army and left last Friday to take his examination, wired that he passed and heads to Camp Mead. Mrs. A G Yost of New York City recently visited her sister Mrs. Sidney Winans.
Jamestown Oct 1 Acting City Judge McKinley Phillips swiftly handled a case against John Russo who paid a $100 fine and received a stern warning that another liquor sale violation would bring jail time. Russo was arrested Sunday before, and his attorney Michael D. Lombardo secured an adjournment before a guilty plea was entered.
Mrs Bertha Elizabeth Morck widow of Frederick Morar died yesterday at Warren General Hospital from a bone fracture She was 62 years old and had spent the last fifteen years largely retired at her home 603 Market Street the house built for her when she came to Warren as a bride 58 years ago
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