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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1946
Page
3
Rescuers hurried crowding into Poines City last evening as traffic on the Pennsy was blocked by a wreck at Garland. Many people traveled home from Corry and farther east, with the Pepsi Cola skywriting plane performing a midday stunt overhead.
Multiple short items note a Union City youth treated for severe infantile paralysis linked to sugar shortage in Erie County. Other briefs cover OPA price controls extending to November, forgery arrest and restitution, a Republican campaign dinner in the city, a Columbus marriage ceremony, and a science fact about spiders belonging to Arachnida.
The five per cent penalty will be imposed on all county taxes unpaid by the City Treasurer’s Friday morning deadline. Taxpayers who have not settled the county levy may still save by paying within the next three days before Thursday afternoon’s cutoff.
Michael Bresnicar 64 of 01 Bear Lake died yesterday morning at 7:30 in Corry Hospital. Born in Yugoslavia he immigrated in 1905. He worked recently as a laborer for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Survived by brother Ivan of Clymer and several nieces and nephews. Body at his stepmother’s home until Wednesday morning with services at St Matthias Church French Creek. Rev Chester Polewics to officiate. burial in St Matthias Cemetery.
A Chautauqua woman fatally injured in a crash near Youngsville on August 28 left the automobile that killed her to the recipient named in a codicil to her will. Miss Eleanore Whitney Stewart and Alton M. Swanson died instantly. the beneficiary was Mrs. Ella Wright, 63, a close friend who was driving. The estate includes other cars and funds, with siblings and a nephew listed as main heirs. Wright’s will, probated at Titusville, named the Second National Bank as executor and left the estate to stepson Donald Wright of St. Louis.
Post announces a panel to judge prizes at the Anna Anderson costume ball to be held at the 1. O. O. P. Hall next Wednesday night. Commander Jane Miécard Mayor Kinley Olin W. Bencken Lynford Chase Frank DeLury and Eugene Lethman will decide best and most original costumes. Raymond Tanner to MC. prizes at intermission. Jobin Rossbacher's orchestra to play. admission 75 cents including tax.
Mrs Emma Gould of Spartansburg died Friday evening at the State Hospital in Warren. Survived by two daughters Mrs Lea Conners of Spartansburg and Mrs Helen Allen of Menominee Wis, and Kenneth Gould of Spartansburg three sisters two grandsons and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services at Torrey Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm Rev Fawin Armitage officiating, burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
London dispatch quotes Moscow radio claiming a new military caste is forming in the United States and shaping the nation’s economy and policy. The broadcaster alleges reactionaries seek rule by a few and aim to expand globally.
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