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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1943
Page
6
Local police report a cottage break in near Hartfield with suspects linked to a local youth. Community measures include extra patrols, wartime repairs funding, and welfare planning as Jamestown authorities monitor vandalism and safety.
The League of Women Voters in Erie announces support for milk rationing and federal subsidies for producers. OPA enforcement in Pittsburgh says a price hike slated for next Monday will not occur, keeping retail milk prices unchanged in Erie and across the state. The state commission ordered a November 1 raise from 15 to 17 cents per quart, which Lewis says violates OPA price freezes.
Police report a series of early Sunday morning crashes in Warren. At Park and Pennsylvania avenues Frank Schumann sustained facial injuries and possible jaw fracture from a collision and underwent X rays. Arnold Mader suffered facial injuries and dental damage. Joseph Schumacher had a cut over the eye and head burns. Blaine Henning injured the left foot and chest in Market Street footage, Minnie Anderson also treated. A Pennsylvania Avenue Second Street crash left several treated but no hospitalizations.
The State Defense Council announced training schools for gas officers and reconnaissance agents in Harrisburg and Pottsville with plant protection conferences. Events in Pittsburgh and Atteway are scheduled, part of ongoing air raid preparedness amid blackout and daylight drill policies.
Oct 26 Sparta residents learn polling sites are moving from Ella Mofis building to the Town Hall for the November 2 general election. Community clubs, including Friendly Neighbor, 500 Club, and Friendly Bunch, held meetings with reports of games, prizes, and upcoming events. Several residents welcomed new births and hosted visits as local society news continues.
Announcement that Rition Book Four will be issued at the Library of Sparta on Wednesday Thursday and Friday afternoons from 1 30 to 8 00 PM Names with letters A to 1 go Wednesday 1 to 0 Thursday 7 Friday at Mr and Mrs John Pulliam and Mrs Lulu Bogan in Sparta. Families travel further as Alsdorfs stay with daughters.
Otto Jackson 56 of Mt Jewett died yesterday afternoon while plowing his garden behind his Second Street home. His wife discovered the scene when the tractor ran stopped and Mr Jackson was pronounced dead by Dy H M Cleveland at the scene after being summoned by Mrs Jackson.
Answers to quiz printed on editor page list six items with places and topics. The text names Omaha Nebraska epilepsy Cheyenne Autobiography Prom A to Z and a mix of political regions and government branches. It reads like a transcription of quiz answers without full context or clear narrative.
The Aero Supply magazine reports September absenteeism at 8.7 percent across 18 departments, with 10 30 employees out beyond one day of leave. The 250 debailment leads with 48 percent absent, while 300 and 200 departments show 43 percent. Total working days lost exceed 4400. management expects improvement in October.
Jena Dake, a repair operator at Mert's Garage Nurth Corry for four years, has moved the business to Central Station property on East South Street. Fitch to manage standard repair parts and auto service items. East South Street site enlarged with four new buildings to house the repair show.
Relatives report the death of Arthur Keppel at his Perrysburg home on Monday noon. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM from his home, with possible attendance by friends and relatives from nearby areas. The item notes the U S first public school founded in Boston in 1821.
Rex Bear of Brencher Creek set out from 1 Ottaway Road to the French Creek district to help in a lost child search. By Sunday about 10 o clock the countywide alert led a posse of around 100 people and several dozen cars to scour fields and roads near Findley. The search continued until late afternoon as authorities and neighbors pursued every lead.
Rhett Lake Oct 26 Mr and Mrs Ivan E Hawkins were in New York visiting their son Robert Hawkins who was leaving for a navy seas duty. They arrived back in time for a day. Mrs Hawkins and son David arrived in Marshburg and Silamariew visiting relatives at Bear Lake and Corry. Mrs Mabel Tilletson has been ill for three weeks but is improving. Girl Scouts host an entertainment Monday evening in the UB church with a silver collection led by Mrs Zonk Cochrane. J C Manwaring lost a cow this week after the animal ate excessive grain from a bin.
Police list Oleia Bemis a 16 year old student as missing at 12 30 p m Sunday. Foster mother says the girl left a note saying she was leaving to go to see her mother or grandmother. Last seen in a blue coat blue beret black shorts and light shoes.
Washington D C The War Food Administration told farmers they would obtain mixed fertilizers needed for the coming seasons. transportation congestion storage bottlenecks require careful handling and manufacturers must meet demand without overloading freight lines. officials expect chemical fertilizer availability to rise to about 10 to 25 percent more than last season, easing the supply strain rather than indicating a shortage.
Penticillin saves 15 year old Helen Kostik of Middletown in Harrisburg. The girl, treated for a blood stream infection, was rushed from Philadelphia by state police after her condition worsened. Her physician said she is out of danger and will recover.
The alleged killer, Lonergan, denies involvement in the slaying of his heiress wife Patricia Lonergan. Toronto police questioned him after the body was found in her Beckman Hill apartment with a brass candlestick nearby. Police also investigated blood stains and a missing royal blue uniform as they pursued leads in New York and Toronto. Nevada quits football in Reno after coach Jim Aiken notes inability to field a full team.
Fragmentary text mentions an area called Campom Terrace and a bridge with references to individuals including Khun, Jon, Francolis Theon, and Selves on Iscaniina. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a naval event involving a submarine and a runner near Portsmouth New Hampshire. Details are unclear but reference a submersible vessel, observers, and a coast guard or naval authority with mentions of timing and positions.
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