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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1940
Page
3
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Franklin residents report Howard W. Reardon of 20% Orchard Street suffered a slight concussion and head abrasions after his car skidded across West First near the theater district. The vehicle struck a tree, damaged the rear, and he was taken to Oil City hospital for observation.
More than 200 delegates from 67 Pennsylvania high schools gather in Kane for the Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils two day session titled Youth Speaks. Arthur Johnson of Kane, president of the state group, opens at 10 a.m. in Kane High School. Dr Bernard Clausen of First Baptist Church Pittsburgh speaks Friday afternoon with public invited. Election of officers for the coming year set for Saturday.
New York October 18 Harlem residents rejoiced at Father Divine's latest Heaven a feudal castle on Knoll above the Hudson. The 25 room turreted stone residence sits on 70 acres of landscaped grounds opposite the Duchess of Talleyrand estate once Anna Gould's home.
Distress of getting up at night is linked to kidney trouble. Thompson's Borsoma Tablets claim to flush out kidneys and strengthen the bladder, stomach, liver and bowels. Buy at your drug store.
Harrisburg report shows 534 miles of road paved and 409.82 miles of full width base laid from May 1 to September 15 under WPA. About 5,000 workers were employed, with 25419 miles widened on main highways and 242.99 miles of widened base surfacing completed.
Pennsylvania heads toward a pivotal vote as President Roosevelt and Wendell Willkie plan major campaign stops. Roosevelt will speak October 23 in Philadelphia Convention Hall. Willkie appears October 24 at Briar at noon and Sharon at 8:15 p.m. The pair race for the state’s 36 electoral votes.
State police search for an unidentified hitch hiker after Edward Lee 80 a lumberman is found shot and killed near a Sullivan county forest his car missing and 200 in his pockets gone authorities say he was last seen returning from a 90 mile trip from Forksville to Towanda his body found under a bridge near Forksville with multiple gunshot wounds.
Local ice cream varieties including Rum Taffee Lemon Krunch Butter Pecan Golden Vanilla Strawberry Chocolate and Lemon Sherbet are available for delivery from Lin dsley s Pharmacy offering a homemade appeal and convenient service.
Joseph R Crotty and a companion were thrown from a car that struck telegraph poles near Port Erie Airport at 2:30 AM. Crotty suffered probable shoulder and arm injuries while both were hospitalized at St Vincent's. An unrelated line notes an estimate of 3,000,000 lepers worldwide.
The article reports Mrs. Miebauer Niebauer and her seven sons registering at Fairview, with six others exempt due to age or service. It highlights the family pride, the postmaster Ferdinand Niebauer at Fairchen, and mentions eight sons and five daughters in the broader family.
Several Japanese girls gained fame as writers and correspondents in China during the undeclared war, shaping early wartime journalism with vivid reports and literary perspectives.
Mrs Selmia Steel Miller died yesterday afternoon at her daughter Rachel Garrity's home on Grove Street after several weeks of illness. Born February 10 1853 in Lanarkshire Scotland she came to the United States and lived in Ridgway sixty years. She was a Grace Episcopal Church member and widow of the late. Surviving are daughter and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements: Bracken-Kealing parlors then Van Aker in Ridgway with services Monday at Grace Episcopal Church. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery Ridgway.
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