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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1946

Page

6

Fall fashion displays by Nast Company at North Center street

The Nast Company organized distinctive fall fashion window displays at its North Center street location this week. Amid a lighter meat shortage, Erie fishermen plan a strike in the near future. Robert Lytle of the Comny Schools is home ill with a severe cold. Rev G Boyd will teach in his stead, with Roland Putnam handling the combing task. Heaviest rain in Pittsburgh since August 17 disrupted operations at Allegheny County Airport. rainfall ranged 0.63 to 1.17 inches on upper Allegheny River regions and nearby towns. Corry area saw only light showers. The Route telephone group met at the Smith home to set new rules. Corry Rotary raised initiation fees. Jamestown Rotary increased dues. Spartansburg School enrollment totals 304 with 173 elementary and 131 secondary students. Quality Cash Stores added five Ward LaFrance trucks for 60-store chain, with a Corry truck active. Warren merchants will close Wednesday afternoons year-round except November and December. Real estate transfers recorded. Erie Railroad schedules delayed by a freight wreck near Griffiths Indiana. Marriage license applications include Cory individuals with Falconer and Wattsburg. Mrs. Blount to cover Chamber of Commerce duties during a vacation. A civil trespass suit over a doctor inviting witnesses to a birth was settled. Extended weather forecast shows showers through Sunday with a warm-up by Friday. A West Wayne Street mother reported fears of foul play involving her daughter. investigation found temporary disappearance. Elliott B. McConnell of Warren named VP and manufacturing director of Standard Oil of Ohio, remaining in charge of manufacturing. Oil City Derrek issues commemorating 75th anniversary. State Liquor Control Board preparing to announce sale day for hard liquors. shelves to be stocked in state stores within two weeks.

Four Presbyterian Ministers Resign at Erie Presbytery Meet

At Bradford Pennsylvania September 11 four ministers resigned at the Erie Presbytery annual meeting attended by about 100 delegates The ministers were J M Cruickshank North Warren J B Pentecost Cambridge Springs G G Pettit North Girard and E E Reed Waterford Reed cited advanced age as grounds for resignation The presbytery serves 7 churches in northwestern Pennsylvania with 21000 members The churches will name successors to the four ministers.

Bradford Erie Presbytery J. M. Cruickshank North Warren J. B. Pentecost Cambridge Springs G. Pettit North Girard E. E. Reed Waterford Pennsylvania

Farmer Kills State Welfare Worker In Tragic Incident

A farmer shot and killed a state welfare worker after a dispute over child custody actions. Miss Reinecke had gone to assess conditions at the Griffith home and reported plans to remove the five children. The farmer denied the ongoing court action and struck the investigator with a shotgun blast during her attempt to flee.

Rage One Griffith Ridgely Miss Reinecke Griffth

Episcopalians Elect First Layman President At Convention

The 58th general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the U S A named the first woman deputy and elected the first layman president. Owen J. Roberts, former Supreme Court justice, won the election as presiding officer. Delegates consider eight candidates for presiding bishop as they hear the church program and missionary report. The assembly meets at Convention Hall and Irvine Auditorium to choose Tucker's successor, with a tentative vote planned next Tuesday.

Associated Press Philadelphia Protestant Episcopal Church House of Deputies Austin Randolph Dyer St. Louis Owen J. Roberts U. S. Supreme Court Claude W. Sprouse Kansas City Convention Hall Irvine Auditorium Church Henry St. George Tucker Richmond Henry Knox Shervill Massachusetts Robert Lee Strider W. Virginia Clinton Quin Texas Walter B. Conkling Chicago H. Austin Purdie Pittsburgh Charles Clingman Stephen E. Keeler Minnesota William B. Stevens Los Angeles House of Bishops Alex- Andria

Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets Promoted for Health

Advertisement claims Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets restore health by aiding kidney function and removing poisonous wastes. It urges use for dies and pains dizzy spells and bad feelings and recommends Golden Lax Tablets for constipation to be taken with bor soma tablets.

Thompson

State Democrats issue 18 point platform in Harrisburg

The Democratic state committee adopted an 18 point platform for the general election promising housing for all and a liberal bonus for veterans. It calls for a fair employment practices act and liberalized workers compensation laws while pledging support to President Truman and Roosevelt traditions. It also criticizes Republican administrations as failing the people and lists 20 claimed failures.

Harrisburg Democratic State Committee Truman James Martin Pennsylvania

County to Sell Two Corry Properties

City Treasurer Miss Trene Mullen announced two Corry properties will go on sale. Heath property on West Pleasant Street and the Dr. T A Little lot on Raymond Avenue are the parcels. W W Waterhouse reportedly submitted the highest offers and is expected to purchase when the sale occurs.

County Trene Mullen West Pleasant Street Dr. T.A. Little Raymond Avenue W. W. Waterhouse

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