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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1946
Page
2
Mayville reports 78 year old George Hardenburg hunting prowess with a first day limit of squirrels and a red fox taken in sight of the woods. He returns with two opossums and a gray fifth, plus other items from local shops and church notices accompanying the hunting anecdote.
City and vicinity report new spark plug stock at Powell Motor Co. Meadville dispatches news of Captain MacDonald Hunt departure from Camp Reynolds and Army withdrawal, Merrill Stein to assume charge at Camp Reynolds, Meads. obituaries note Ross Talerico 95 in Bradford. multiple local notices cover accidents, police appeals, shop ads, and community events.
One Jane unable to walk for three weeks due to rheumatic pains reports regaining mobility after taking Rheu-Aid. She claims pain vanished from knees and ankles within a week and now feels well and happy.
Two football games and Junior Varsity will play Oil City Junior High on Loveland Field. Last home game Adm. 20c and 38. Mrs. Lynn Sill, chairman, thanks workers and Wayne Valley Church officials for x ray survey efforts in Wayne township. Coroner Wood reports death of Celestia Kimmy after hip fracture from a fall. patient had been treated at St. Vincent's Erie. Lee Stafford treated for dislocated shoulder from basement fall.
Meat prices in Pittsburgh are leveling off as supplies increase over the weekend. Chuck roasts dropped from 49 to 45 cents a pound and plate boil from 3 to 29 cents, while sirloin steak fell from 64 to 50 cents. Pork, lamb and veal stayed steady.
At Lowry Meld nine soldiers were treated for cuts and bruises after a disturbance in a service club. Capt Coleman said three soldiers were injured during the clash between roughly five black and five white soldiers. Police later reported six additional injuries as MPs dispersed groups near the barracks with tear gas and stones.
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