Corry Hospital Board to Meet This Evening
Early morning showers followed by a monthly meeting of the Corry Hospital board of directors at the hospital. The note lists Greal Lyle Bemis as secretary and mentions Richard William Thompson of Columbus among new corps in the U S Army. It also covers a two-vehicle crash at Washington and Center streets, protracted medical updates, and upcoming marriage license filings. Also noted are wartime assignments, local civic events, and residents observing anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Greal Lyle Bemis
R. D
Corry
Richard William Thompson
Ofolumbus
U. S. Army
Erie
Allan Dimick
East Street
George Buck
East South Street
Washington and
Center Streets
Buck
Dimick
Warren County
New Cumberland
Eugene Sweet
Albert Steffan
Richard Pan Triskett
Columbus
Martin Othello Irvine
Pittsfield
Florida residents subject to local school tax inquiry
Corteites who recently claimed Florida residence will be asked to prove bonafide residence elsewhere before exoneration from the per capita school tax. The Board of Education agreed to have the Mace committee survey residence status and whether it cancels local taxes, with the finance committee examining all such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Board of Education
Mace
North Center Street
Five Hundred Dollar Fur Coat Stolen in Titusville
Titusville police report a Persian lamb fur coat valued at $500 missing from the J. B. Goldstein Company store between 12:30 and 1 p m Tuesday. A woman posing as a shopper is suspected after several strangers were in the store. the coat belonged to the Stowe Pur Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
J. B. Goldstein Company
Stowe Pur Company
State Scrap Total Reaches 127 699 Tons in PA Drive
Harrisburg October 14 scrap metal totals show 127 699 tons collected from 56 counties pushing Pennsylvania salvage drive to its halfway mark. New reports add 6477 tons from 16 counties with Armstrong 2 071 and several others listed across the state as goals aim to 600 000 tons by next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Joost
Vambria
Berks
Allegheny
Armstrong
Cameron
Clinton
Elk
Franklin
Indiana
Lancaster
Lehigh
Luzerne
Mercer
Mifflin
Montour
Northampton
Potter
Washington
Westmoreland
Milk Producers Seek Higher Prices At State Hearing
In Pittsburgh on October 14 Associated Press reports milk producers claiming to represent 10,000 Pennsylvania farmers urged a new minimum price at a State Milk Control Commission hearing. Joseph C. Hearing of Mt Pleasant called for $3.81 per hundredweight for 3.5 butterfat milk, saying many farmers now receive $2.50 to $2.60. Allegheny County Consumers Council pressed for lower bottle and retail prices with biweekly bottle delivery and reduced losses. Dr. W. L. Barr of Pennsylvania State College noted costs rose from a three year average of 240 to 311 per hundredweight across several counties from 1938-40 to 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
No. 2
State Milk Control Commission
Joseph C. Hearing
Mt. Pleasant
United Dairy Farmers Union
Distret
United Mine Workers
Allegheny County Consumers Council
W. L. Barr
Pennsylvania State College
Buller
Mercer
Tdiana
Crawford
Armstrong
Bears Carry Off Two Small Pigs in Pennsylvania
In Dubois Pennsylvania bears grow bold and raid farm pigsties. Two half grown pigs were killed and carried off within hours. Warrie Shoemaker near Hickory Kingdom and Mrs Merle Dasher near Oil City report bear disturbances and losses as farmers organize nightly guards. Roland Lopez, machinist's mate on the U S cruiser Quincy, has returned home after five weeks in a Solomon Islands hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Warrie Shoemaker
Hickory Kingdom
Merle Dasher
Oil City
Roland Lopez
U. S
Quincy
Solomon Islands
United States
Lopez
Young draftee ends life in Hanover road home
Harold Kraeft, 24, Welch Grape Juice Co. employee, was found dead by neighbors with a life bullet wound to the head in his Hanover Road home. He had been given indefinite deferment from military service due to his wife’s illness. coroner to issue suicide certificate. He left behind a wife, an 8 month old child, a brother in Nashville, an uncle in Cleveland Heights, and his grandfather in Silver Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiths Mills
Harold Kraeft
Welch Grape Juice Company
William Bock
Ben Pfleucker
Hanover Road
Kraeft
Bolels
Dunkiry
Selective Service Board
Delores
Dunkirk
Walter H. Vosburg
Chautauqua County
the Hole Funeral Parlor
Silver Creek
Nelson
Nashville
Tenn
Herman Kraeft
Cleveland Heights
H. Krueft
Senior High Tuition Rates Advance in Corry Schools
The Corry Board of Education on Monday approved tuition changes for the present term. Non resident pupils will pay $6.83 monthly for elementary, $9.16 for junior high, and $11.19 for senior high students. Last year junior and senior rates were $9.53 and higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Et Retrier Terre
Corry
Board of Education
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Ian
Lawrence A. Taylor
St. Vincent's Hospital
Kearsarge
Taylor
Chester Jensen
Marie M. Strock
Elsie Mae Gordon
Holinboro State Teachers’ College
Fleischman
Tony
Gus
David Harum
Easy Aces
Heintz
The
Journal
West Grocery
Dawson Bros
Dawson
John Flanigan
William Swan
Aero Supply Police Department
Allan Barbour Smil Lie
Coast Guard
Navy Department
Marjorie Smillie
Prospect Street
Union City
Raymond Mig. Co
Walter Tenatius Franza
East 22Nd Street
Albert Coville
Solin Wiggers
North Clymer
Charles 5. Geiger
Mast Smith Street
Zuckermaness Shop
Fla
Leif Erickson
Chris Hanity
Greenland
State
Jos
Johnny Doughboy
Uncle Sam
Paul
REX Theater
Holiday Inn
Bing Crosby
Fred Astaire
Marjorie Reynolds
Sare
Franz
Ralph Hixson
Machine Age
Helen Brown Floyd
Crosby
Wing
Willi
Baker's Chocolate Ake
Giant Duz
H. M. Brooks
V. Batts
Guy Rogers
Harold Fish
WOODS
Crawford M. Woods
First Ave
Guy Williams, R. D
McCloskey
Home Bakery
Dial
Leo Mulderick
Marion Rumbaugh
Daun
Ione
Boston House
Albert
J.L
Spiesman
Ernest Anderson, R.D
Francis McNulty
Sherwin Williams
Shambaugh
West Main St
Annette Baressi
Joe Hassell
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