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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1942
Page
2
Judge Kent Bert Kightlinger indicated the hotel license case may be appealed to the common pleas court. The State Liquor Control Board reportedly ruled the applicant lacks appeal rights, prompting attorney E J McDonough to plan an appeal preparation.
Chautauqua county alcohol control board announced Saturday that the Agour license restaurant at Second Street operated by Verlon M Bentley would be suspended from 9 am to 1 pm September 13. The action aims to ensure proper records and compliance while noting other local incidents and community notes.
Rev BA Galbreyth O A Johnson and John B Dabish represent First Methodist Church of Corry at the Erie conference opening today at Allegheny College Meadville. The session runs through Sunday September 19 with Bishop James H Straughn of Pittsburgh presiding and various boards meeting in the afternoons.
Henry Bliven, long time Corry resident, died this morning at Corry hospital shortly after four. He had been a patient since May 25 and was born August 7, 1873 in Dundee, N Y. A charter member of Eagles Lodge No 307 at Kane, he belonged to the fraternal order for over forty years. Survived by a wife, daughter, and two nephews from Buffalo. Funeral services will be announced tomorrow.
The Man son Steel Barrel Company in Oil City announces it now produces paper drums as substitutes where steel drums are restricted due to the war emergency. With steel shortages, only army navy and lend-lease purchases can obtain new steel drums, prompting other users to seek new packaging. The local firm expects its paper drums to meet substitute container needs for steel barrels.
Tommy Jes sup defeated Matt Dougherty by knockout in Holyoke Massachusetts. Al Davis stopped Harold Gray in Chicago. Dougherty fought at 141 pounds, Gray at 159, Davis at 160.
The Treasury on September 4 reported receipts of 95 million and expenditures of 210 million, leaving a net balance of 2.76 billion. Total debt stood at 36.51 billion, up 947 million from the previous day, as of September 6.
An August survey reports varied grain yields with corn, wheat, rye, and alfalfa showing mixed results. Soybeans and beans rise while tomatoes and celery show favorable trends, and the Pennsylvanian crop totals reach around 191 million to 216 million bushels in recent estimates.
In Meadville Northwestern ministry held a Sunday parade near Sands production and Keystone Ordnance. Police chief says about 50,000 people watched the hourlong event with a display of army jeeps and long with 80 flot ... officers stood along the route. The readable fragments mention antiseptic care and medical products but lack clear context.
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