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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1942

Page

8

Clymer Clubs Hold Annual Supper Meetings

In Clymer Oct 28 reports cover Twentieth Century Club meeting at Mrs. Harriett Newhouse with election of officers and notes on a War Secretary telegram protest to liquor near training camps. Also details on hunts, social events, church services, and a Dairymen’s League sub-district gathering with local families and members across multiple households.

Clymer Twentieth Century Club Harriett Newhouse Geralding Goring New York Federation of Women's Clibs Touraine Buffalo Entiy Secretary of War Doris Neckers Robert Trumbull Henry Tenpas Overisel, Mich Roy Gravink Paul Meerdink Corry Howard Legters Harold Legters James Gravink Wilbur Renskers Kenneth Kooman Carlyle Neckers Harold TenHaken Tenpas Rey Gravinis Red Cross Bull Moose Hunt Club George Legters Clifford Legters High Man Gilbert Ton William Rhebergen Alfred Newhouse Clarence Rhebergen Leon Legters Orrin Sehurman Latin America Beulah Kooman Myrtle Gallup Alice Kesrns Caflisch Meadville Clarence Spitzer, Jr Jennie Webster Stimson Myrtle Gale Young Women's Work Division D. D. Samuelson Norman Hogenboom Mary Ann Harold Bull R. C. Bull Youngsville Dairymen’s League Clymer Gentral School Jamestown Clymer Central School Suir Fit Bo'elock PLT. A Amerigen Cegion Auxiliary Tne Tia Washington, D. C India Ele Ida Scudder Neil Bradbury Marilyn and Joy Wil Iigmeville Albert Kearns Justin Pettit North East Clarence Rheberg Allan Neckers Jacksonville Pic Delbert Neckers C. EB. Spitzer Clarence, Jr Camp Benning Mendville Vivian Po Reformed Church Hey Gerritt Timmer Blood Bought Carlton King Jesus Willian Wiggers Christan Ladies' Missin and Aid Society Methodist Church P. W. Shope Sunior League

Falconer Youth Recalls Sinking of Carrier Wasp

Albert Eccles, aviation machinist’s mate second class, from Falconer, arrived on survivor leave and shared his tale of the USS Wasp being sunk by three torpedoes from a Japanese submarine. He joined Navy Day to visit the recruiting station and described the ship’s final moments, the crew’s calm, and their rescue after hours in the sea.

Jamestown Ott Wasp Albert Wecles Aviation Albert Eecles Wescott Street Eccles Navy

Falconer Man Hurt After Car Strike

Jamestown dispatch reports Paul Gallaher a 50 year old Falconer resident was badly injured crossing West Main Street when struck by a car driven by Dorothy A. Johnson of Falconer. Gallaher suffered a compound fracture of the right leg along with facial and body bruises and shock. He was rushed to Jamestown General Hospital in serious condition. Police said the car traveled east while Gallaher crossed from north to south near Tiffany avenue.

Paul Gallaher Jamestown East Main Street Falconer West Main Street Paleonter Jamestown General Hospital Wesson Paplow Dorothy A. Johnson R. F. D. J. Falconer

Bridge worker injured in crane accident at Driftwood

Judson Kann, 30, of Philadelphia, hurt when struck in the back by a crane bucket on a bridge construction job at Driftwood. He is hospitalized in St Marys, among bridge builders brought from Philadelphia and New Jersey to rebuild two railroad bridges washed away by July 18 flood.

Judson Kann Philadelphia Driftwood St. Marys Hospital New Jersey Msh Fonds

Medical Warn Of Perils Of War Industry Fatigue

Dr. Morris Fishbein of the American Medical Association warned at the National Safety Congress that wartime industry fatigue threatens workers' health and safety. He said long hours push men beyond capacity, boosting accidents and lost production. He urged scientific study of manpower to balance armed forces, industry, and civilians.

Associated Press Chicago Morris Fishbein American Medical Association Fishbein 3Ish National Safety Congress Ana Proparty Wit Ve Ioak AMA Bald Pishketh Congress

Hunters Urged to Protect Phone Lines in War Effort

Ridgway October 24 Hunters are urged to exercise extreme caution near telephone lines to prevent accidental gunfire damage. G B Evert Home Telephone Company says lines must stay in service for the armed forces observation posts and war industries.

Ridgway Uuil G. B. Evert Home Telephone Company

Yokes Mellow Tone Finishing Guide for Pine Wood

A short guide advises achieving a mellow tone on white pine without stain. Natural finish can be obtained by mixing equal parts orange and white shellac with about one third alcohol. Three coats are usually sufficient, then polish with fine steel wool to finish furniture.

Corry fund drives honor soldiers with thank you notes

Letters from Corry residents express gratitude for Soldiers and Sailors Fund checks. Maj. Gen Dawson Olmstead and Master Sgt John Rouse praise the gifts and indicate plans to donate or share morale boosts. Others, including Corp. Lyle Houghtling, reaffirm pride in their service. The committee notes some delays due to unsubmitted addresses. ST CATON or SRO

Corry Soldiers and Sailors Fund Dawson Olmstead

War and base incidents on Eighth Army fronts reported

Fragmentary wartime notes describe incidents at bases and sector activity on the Eighth Army axis. The brief mentions fighting, orders, and reconnaissance as forces engage and adjust positions amid ongoing operations.

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