Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1944

Page

4

Twenty Years Ago Notes From Journal Miles Oct 1028

Nov 1928 chronicle reports traffic to Waterford opening on the west highway while clarifying delays. A fire near the Arcade threatened a touring car before extinguishment by Michael Litz. John Danielson of Youngsville injures in a fall on West Main. hospital condition listed as serious. Bail may be posted for two dry raids suspects. football: Cory Independents lose to Jamestown Pros 27 to 4 on Celoron field. Fire from a tractor engine ignites an ensilage barn, with losses around 34000 dollars.

Three States Join In Celebration of Penns 300th Birth

Philadelphia reports three states Delaware New Jersey and Pennsylvania plan Oct 24 celebrations marking the 300th birth anniversary of William Penn founder of Pennsylvania. Notable attendees include UK ambassador Justice Owen Roberts and governors Bacon Edge and Martin. Historical lectures begin Sept 17 and Penns Treaty painting linked to Shackamaxon.

O of Penn Smeene Bierman peaRman Philadelphia Tower Hill London William Penn New World Charles TE America Maryland Delaware New Jersey Pennsylvania Willim Penn Margaret Jasper Academy of Music Bart of Helléux United States Owen J. Roberts U. S. Supreme Court Walter W. Bacon Walter B. Edge Edward Martin American Catholic Historical Society Benjamin West Shackamaxon Kensington

Watts Flats Fight Over Erie Station Closure

Watts Flats residents testified at a PSC hearing on the Erie Railroad petition to retire the Watts Flats station arguing the railroad discouraged use by making facilities inconvenient. Postmaster Chas E Willets and Erie supervisor Glenn A Snyder presented rival views as residents petitioned against discontinuing operations.

Jamestown Watts Flats Erie Railroad PSC Erie Railroad Company Chase Willets Watts Meerdink and City Hall Glenn A. Snyder Allegany-Meadville-Bradford

NBBC-8 Lucille Manners Finale and Evening Radio Schedule

On air listings show NBBC-8 with Lucille Manners finale at 18:30 from Duffy's and Dorothy Lamour at 9:30. Other programs include People Are Funny, It Pays To Be Ignorant and The Stage Door Canteen. CBS-8 features Henry Aldrich, Thin Man drama, Moore and Durante, Ed Wynn and a Doctor Talk segment. MBS-17:30 music and Freedom of Opportunity double feature, Tony Janiro event, and Santa Buces rounds out the night with network variety and sports.

NBBC Lucille Manners Duffy's Dorothy Lamour Anos Andy Bi Stern CBS Henry Aldrich Moore Durante Ed Wynn van Cleave al Donahue

Fire follows wreck near Ridgway injures, losses rise

A 21-car Baltimore and Ohio wreck near Ridgway ignited oil soaked debris after a torch used by wreckers sparked a serious fire. Firemen from Brockway and DuBois contained the blaze as losses climbed to about 100000. Rail traffic resumed, but Route 219 remained closed amid scattered debris and potential hazards.

Ridgway Baltimore& Ohio Lanes Mills Brockway DuBois

Son of centenarian of Ripley dies before observance

Robert M. Rownd Jr. 60 of Ripley, son of the Civil War veteran Robert M. Rownd Sr., died suddenly at a Sewickley hospital. The village had planned a 100th birthday observance for Rownd Sr., Chantauane county’s last Civil War veteran, who once served as national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic. An earlier railroad collision left 16 coal cars and other cargo derailed after a broken axle on the seventh car behind the engine caused a pileup in a 70-car train.

Robert M. Rownd Sewickley Robert Mr Rownd Chantauane Grand Army of the Republic

Railroads Propose One Percent Annual War Debt Plan

A railroad association suggests national war debts could be repaid over 100 years by paying one percent of the principal each year. With an estimated $300 billion debt, initial payments would total about $9 billion including interest, prompting questions about feasibility amid future wars and adjustments.

Association of American Railroads Ang Tull

Homeopathic War Echoes in German Rhetoric and Nazi Cries

The piece ridicules Nazi claims of righteous defense as European nations retaliate, noting mock reforms and foreign medicine metaphors. It mocks Germany's view of aggression, suggests Western powers would mirror Nazi horrors, and urges foes to value peace amid militant rhetoric.

Furone Germany Aachen Europe

How's Your I Q A Quick Quiz From 1910s Paper

A reader quiz asks ten questions about geography, chemistry, authors, and history. Topics cover new place names near Guadalcanal, arson definition, liberated towns Eysden and Maastricht, author of Nana, Mindanao and Celebes waters, Quezon's death, the Mark TV tank, Napoleon’s ensign, the Vatican queen, and The Day of the Nymphs painting attribution.

Ehent Nol Guadalcanal Eysden Tid Maastricht Belgium Holland Mindanao Philippines Celebes Netherlands Walter Jaleo Manuel Quezon Soviet Russia Britain Germahy Napoleon Bonaparte Vatican Dade Minillo Coral Reynolds Titian

Delirium Tremens and Its Harsh Stages Explored

The piece explains delirium tremens as the final stage of alcohol withdrawal, describing early tremors and apprehension, progressing to nervousness, insomnia, tremors, and visual hallucinations. It notes treatment with sedatives, fluids, and vitamins, and warns of the horrifying experiences seen in fully developed delirium tremens.

Saares

Many Store Windows Damaged at Titusville

Titusville reports window vandalism as a young man with a knife marked glass across Franklin Spring and Washington streets. Stores named include S. S. Bryan E. K. Thompson & Son L. Schleuber Jr Bennett Davis Ralph Bonn and the Central Cigar and Brownell shoe stores. Mayor Hoenig laments defacement and vows to apprehend the suspect.

Titusville P. J. Hoenig Franklin Spring Washington Streets S. 5. Bryan E. K. Thompson Central Avenue Hoenig

Boy Injured After Falling From Moving Car

Four year old David Seth of Wetmore Avenue sustained head injuries and bruises when he fell from his father’s moving car near Chatman’s service station on the way from James City to Kane. Taken to Community Hospital for x rays. mother says he reached for a window handle while eating a pear in the back seat and the door opened.

Kane David Seth Herold Seth Wetmore Avenue James City Chatman's

Invasion Veteran Lad Returns to Mayville School

Dewittville Oct 20. Arbe W Wilson Jr who joined the Navy November 16 1983 completed six months at sea after training at Sampson and gunnery school in Norfolk. He served on D-Day, visited ports in England Russia Australia South America India Africa and many others. He returned to the United States August 21 and after 15 days leave was discharged for being under age. He turned 16 September 5 and has now resumed studies at Mayville Central School.

Dewittville Arbe W. Wilson, Jr Navy Sampson Norfolk England Russia Australia South America India Africa Armed Guard Center New York City Mayville Central School

Word Banana Etymology Traced to African Dialect

A linguistic note identifies the word banana as derived from an African Negro dialect, while the fruit itself is said to have originated in India, reflecting an origin cross between language and agriculture.

India

Green Vegetables and Nutritional Tips

Readable text highlights leafy greens as delicious and nutritious when eaten raw or cooked briefly until tender. Emphasizes that both wild and homegrown greens provide health benefits and versatility in preparation.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Journal Miles Waterford Union City People Michael Litz John Danielson Youngsville Corry Hospital Cory Jamestown Pros John Foreman West Spring Creek Erie Ripley US Dead I. Q Daily Dozen From the Menca Society of the State of Wells Pronl Hese “Stick U.S.C Showa Foshore Corry War Ee Sour Tasal Community War Fund Sticks National War Fund National Bank OF Corry Lad Wilcox Grocery East Main Street Clearfield Maxwell Trouse Coffee Duke Baker's Chocolate Wingfelder Parkerhouse Sem Heart Corry Baking Company East Washington Street Dupont Deepwater du Pont U. 5 Employment Service West Main St Cosry, Pa Une
Search Courier

Search the Corry Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Corry Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication