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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1944
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal lists publication details, pricing by mail and carrier, and ad rates. It lists publisher information and Associated Press affiliation, with subscription costs and territorial restrictions.
Camp Murphy editors applaud housing and business loan approach to the GI Bill with private or government lenders guaranteed by the veterans administration. They oppose extended unemployment compensation, arguing it erodes industry and initiative. They urge veterans to seek loans to buy homes farms or small businesses as American practice and self-respect endure.
A collage of quiz prompts requests page references and corrections. It includes mythology, literature authors, city questions, military insignia, and historical figures, with several garbled phrases and missing clear context.
Twenty years ago in Gare Creede a crash between four touring cars damaged vehicles and sparked road mishap talk. A plan to form a mandolin and banjo club surfaces with Evie musician Tex Wong showing interest. Earl Gross, 29, suffered a compound thigh fracture from a farm accident near Niobe. Stanford Hose Company plans to attend the State Firemen’s Convention in Erie the week of October 6. J D Desmond heads to New York to sail on the Majestin to Europe. Water reservoir repairs begin with draining and repainting.
The article details a World War II attack transport's 18 month, 75,952–mile service with five major amphibious landings in Africa, the Central Pacific, and the Aleutians. It reports severe exposure injuries among 113 casualties, observations on wound care, cold effects, and speculation on factors reducing infections, plus a court appearance in Philadelphia where District Attorney Burton R. Luat opposed Pred Stengel’s appeal from a pandering conviction.
Charles F. Webster, longtime Girard banker and possibly the oldest native banker, died Sunday at age 97 in his Girard home. Born November 21, 1846, he began work at the Battles and Webster bank before the Civil War, later serving 85 years in the field. He is survived by a daughter and relatives in Grand and Lafayette towns. Funeral services Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at his home with Rev. George S. Mott Doremus officiating. Burial in Girard cemetery.
A health ad touts Tromone as a breakthrough combining vitamins and hormones to restore vitality for middle aged men. It claims life zest and pleasures can rebound, with added years not subtracting enjoyment, and promotes Tromone for sale at Rexall Drug Stores and independent druggists.
The Otterbein Brotherhood opened by President Henry Mikehall Sherwood with Rev Haris Nepab addressing the group on the book of Luke. Officers welcomed were Wesident Sherwood, vice president Tom Downey, secretary C V Welsh, treasurer Carl Lymnay, followed by refreshments and notices for the next meeting October 23 chaired by Burl Johnson and committee members.
Local U B leaders plan to attend an institute in Youngsville with Dr Mabel Silver M D of Sierra Leone West Africa among guests. The Corry Women's Missionary Society and Otterhein Guild members will join the afternoon sessions and fellowship supper, with others attending the evening meetings.
Miss Roberfaing of Nortiy Center street learned yesterday that her fiance, Cpl. Anthony McGowan, in the U S Army in France and Belgium, has been seriously wounded. The telegram from the War Department said he received his wounds on August 28. No further word has been received by the family.
Erie report states A Hall, 12ay Bust 24ch sleet, jailed in default of $500 bail for driving while intoxicated after a collision at 20th and Brandes streets in Corry. Charge led by C F Bennett, Corry, before Alderman Thomas McCarty. Event dated Sept 21 with Sept 26 release.
The report notes seven divorces granted by Judge Byars in county court on Monday. One case involved a milkman with multiple relationships, as his wife testified that he spent her money on drink and failed to meet household expenses. Other cases listed include Bett Radow vs Samuel J. Radow for loving cruelty, Alford vs Pauline Alford for desertion, Green vs Marion Green for cruelty, Harold Stokes vs Weber Stokes for cruelty, Mary Louise Blakeslee vs Howard Blakeslee for cruelty, and Catherine V. Stone with address details.
A Sherman woman died Monday at Corry Hospital after a brief illness. The death occurred about 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The body was sent to Boyd Funeral Home in Sherman for funeral arrangements.
Sept 26 New York stocks and commodities fell as investors booked profits amid broad price swings. Major companies listed include American Smelters Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler General Electric General Motors Montgomery Ward Pennys, Studebaker, Standard Oil, and Westingtons among others. The day closed with widespread declines and unsettled trading across multiple sectors.
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