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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1941
Page
3
A rambling Hollywood column muses on why few women write for film, listing rumors about strain and personal comments, then jokes about gender stereotypes, anecdotes, and a delayed promise to update when a friend returns.
Warren youth George Cohan, 19, was thrown from a bicycle when it collided with a Pontiac driven by Charles C. Foulkrod on the Pleasant Township and Oakland cemetery roads. He suffered a compound fracture of the lower right arm, a large arm laceration, concussion, possible skull fracture, and is listed in fair condition at Warren General Hospital. Foulkrod faced no charges as police investigate.
Oi City Water department will not appoint a new manager after the disappearance of Artintr Martits who led the department for seven years. Councilman Angove will supervise, with mayor Payie stating operations have been on a systematic basis and should face little difficulty. Angove is an experienced engineer and will handle duties alongside Martits’ duties.
Economist Babson argues that true security lies in adapting to change across industries including railroads and banking. He criticizes management suits with little ownership and urges investments in firms where officers hold significant stakes, citing need for courage and cooperation. He notes transportation firms must evolve or face poor returns.
Senior officers at Corry High include Grant Cogan as president and Jack Dempsey as president of the junior class with various vice presidents secretaries and treasurers. The Corry Editorial staff under Miss Bennett plans senior year activities and outside meetings. Beavers football, band uniforms, new cheerleaders, and senior portraits are noted alongside student club events and class elections.
Kane chamber of commerce in cooperation with the United States Chamber of Commerce will conduct a phased community survey in Kane. The study covers homes industries labor markets raw materials fuel power and water needs with aims to guide local development and attract business. An attached Kane conference plate will feature winter sports attractions for display at retail outlets as part of the plan. The annual meeting was set for Thursday, October 23, to elect officers and directors for the coming year.
The FT A meeting on Thursday awarded the attendance banner. New enrollees this year include Polly Skinner of Sligo Pat Anila and Mustle Richardson of Palmyra Pennsylvania and Helen and James Bennett.
The boys and girls of room seven sent flowers and a basket of fruit to Patti Cullen, the music supervisor, who was in the hospital with appendicitis, marking the first such gesture this week.
Fragmentary text traces the origin of the saying chicken in every pot to leaders named Hover and Henry IV. The passage suggests a claim about satisfaction only when every family enjoys chicken weekly, mixing political rhetoric and historical figures.
Soviet communique reports a brutal clash near Bryansk, 283 miles from Moscow, beating German panzer forces under Heinz Guderian. It cites 20,000 killed or captured, 500 tanks, 70 armored cars, 1,625 trucks and 195 planes lost by the Germans.
The city council approved a 25000 renovation of Episcopal Bishop John Mark Gannon's residence at 8th and Sassatris streets with no building permit fee. A separate measure by Safety Director Joseph C. Martine to waive demolition fees for 236 West Lobhsteer and support a 900000 construction project for Cathedral Prep School was also approved Friday.
Erie reports a Cleveland attorney, Berka, along with Frank J. Rene, indicted for soliciting county accident cases. The grand jury accuses Berka of interviewing potential clients to influence investigations. Prosecutors say the case targets individuals involved in an incident near SUN and East, about a year ago, with efforts to bring all defendants to trial.
ERI September 1 Eleanor Uy Schwank of 825 West 23rd Street had her wallet lost Wednesday. It was found later and returned through a Griswold Plan mail drop, though contents were missing. Local police investigate the missing items.
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