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ROAMING 'ROUND, , , Joseph Bor= Youd, genital watchman at the Center Street crossing of the Erie RR, had an anniversary this week it was met Wy years ago that day that he landed in New York from Italy, then went on to Bras ford and a short time later, arrived in this city where he has since made his home... During the month of February 5,000 returned vets of World War 11 were placed in Ped~ #ral classified civil service positions, the commission has announced , in 1945 such placements averaged 23,760 a month and since January 1 of 1943, 854,000 have been designated for the positiona ... Mrs. and Mins. Morris Bernstein, who are expected back in town for a few months! stay after their visit In Florida, Have ar ranged 6 bccupy the Apartment of EX-Miyor ii Mrs. Mapler on Franklin shee) while the Inter are in Georgia .. . Finaling of an empty baby carriage on a highway near Corry the other way, caged some jusiely among travelers that a mis hap or a kidnaping had occurred and resulted in call to the Corry station of the State Police, , , the carriage was gone from the spot. Where it had been abandoned shortly thereafter, however, apparently the diners. Were residents of the vicin ity . = at least no child was re ported missing ‘The business Soverastions say that the soft goal ‘eirike will likely result, in a price ‘boost of 50 cents @on, that OPA| | Bowles will be forced by administra tion pressure to evan such my boost before the operators will give in, that the mine operators are in a com promising mood and some of them Wil settle before all do, that John L. Lewis will win this battle again —the receative of which is to “bust Bowles iit as government controls . . . the veteran miners leader has always wanted a retuna to What he terms “free and open collective burgating” and ha inter~ service from government in the.) Sealing with the operators ... Tom Cragg pulled real veterans’ party at the Sherman's Bay cabbage of his! jf events over the past weekend... Ihe stay party of mean titty of the Jonal fellows who are back from 4il branches of the services, includ ing Sam Baressi, and they all report 4 goo time .. . Dud Gtprold Cruse web along as a “chaperone ind ndiits: flat he Mpsssed oy cuit 2h the evening in surrender ed the place entirely to the younger crowd... but all returned late (he next Gay With all serious casualties reported .._ If anyone in this sec tio Happens to know of brothers or sisters or half-brothers on half sisters of a man known as Lee Knopp, they should communicate with Walter G. Gox,a probate gen~ cologist of 208 South LaSalle street, Chicago .. . he is endeavoring to trace relatives of the mar, fail to shave come from this section, who left, several thousand dollars, but no descendants .. . it 45 considered possible that children of the broth ers of Sistine Who wold by quite ee Ns Ne Ling We Pit -pirininge + Eel Walsh Matehed a rere! from over ‘ar GAiantwumm county by brutineing 0 Tive erisshop yer which t he Tinie in the yard tun us home Ol Rie alreet on Murah sigthy — ‘aenl In is a gift 10 Sam Skinner but the Taller, with thepeteristic warensin, refed to accept, eaying , Vik te Hough iy Penney yar I eunrivetor that “probably been cu tying the buy around iy tis tii winae lug Agust .. . Somethings Liew iy published reports of finer ferviers appeared in the Mayuille chaper recently Wiel the flowers semi ty Hip howe ut fe deceasedt were uid to have had ‘ay estimated Valle DF at least $400 ... qvalue! heard informs! cumnent vt times! fit the ainorms evidently: expended Tor ‘loWars on Such cucisions: tule that \s the first the we tmye read oT \\ published estimate om thy mount of the outAY,. A reader | has writer to the Jansectionts newse piger Aki for information con |reminw a “coloetuL penon' wg Wert a cabin on the ald crew near Whitney Bay ob ChAlthiqua Lake... That was none other than ‘“left-hand” Chari Cowden, whey | hated originally om the First ward here in Corty. lived as a sort of her quit in is shat of (te meet, trod to make’ Hie tourists believe that he Wa one OF the Original Trioians of the district, dic 4 Seyrudd jobs in, (he Fall and Winter to ene lwerates Joy, and win) flee! Quub pine tutte Which he sold arin bho: Summer Up the TeuNous Who Tulle the trip to tlh hideaway br rm Wvhowt ... and the old cow Tat a Aetng finale. 2 jwhen timer became tal, lyingy suit Wy Wasoo olf ty tung: another [Winter, He touched a few wherished Thelongings in his rowboat, set 1s shack atire, and started out for, fhe dong pul Scross and jp tite Tyke to Dewittville, where he entered the Phantaugus: county name and. mded his days, . these test tacts, we saw, for a fishing pal of ours was, fon the lake in Whitnby May th morning Charts’ buynyd fits, early Wind Awe dud for Dewittville , . RAMMING . .. David , mexay, who died during the wool af, Meadville, after haiving served for sixty-four years wd an employe in the airflee BF the Crawford county plethonotary, was an uncle of Mrs. R. B. Mosley, of this lly... Some of the trusts Dapess are painting out hat lechhoad appliance dealers are going 10, finc their richest market 41 rural Guibas which will exceed the sales opportunities in the towns. . . extensions of electrical service, compiles with large cash reserves in the hands of many Turun families in larger Turun Indomes, make the rural field the most promising for the postwar household appliances . . . Harold McConnell, now that sleigh ing days are over, is driving that fine horse which he purchased from J.H. Castey, from a rather dashing Appearance, rubber-tired sulky these Aggs - The New Concord Enter prise went to press again this week at New Concord, Ohio, when Elwin FE. McCray, son of Mrs. Berthy Mc Cray, of this city, resumed publica tion after two years .. . forced to suspend in April, 144, because of the shortage of mechanical depart ment help. McCray has served wi ‘Muskegon Gallege as publicity direc tor and instructor In journalism sive that time. . . he will con fine 1DHO Tailor partiion along with the publication of his weekly which was founder in 188... an nouncement that Dry J. Guy Butters will practice in this city of the of Ties in the Barlow black, where the equipment of the late Dr.y. W. Graham has been purchased, means that this location will combine as a physician's office to which it has been devoted since erection of the building 63 years ago... and that long period of occupancy was held by only ts paysitions. the late Dr. G. A. Elston, who moved to the lo cation for the Ajax building as soon as pe Barlow block was com pleted in 1883, and Dr. Graham, whose death occurred in January .. For a change, Chief of Police Jol Flanigan drew a litle com mendation the other day, of which he is probably not Ware... group on North Gunter street saw him drive up and park the police patrol car in front of the, Loblaw store... some of the boys thought they would surely give one on him this Him, hud he give them a shock as they saw the chief walk up to the parking mete aid deposit his coin - - dlited disappointment, for they were all prepared to “jump” him ». So Taras could be learned why no one has been designated as gen Jen shop superintendent to succed Nortan J. Edinger at the plant of the Ajax Iron Works. , The sud den death of Jack Peterson thre w Week Saddle a lot of fellows about town, particularly among the car penters and connectors and the guys with woodworking hobbies . .. for nearly three decades, Jack had been a gnest accommodating soul in his work with patrons of the Davison-Fogle mill. We've been asked to mention in his column that Monday marks the opening of 4 silon-wide Sunday School Week, continuig through the 14th, as sponsored by the Daymer’s National Committee The little daily newspaper published at ‘tryon, North, Carolina, and said to be the smallest daily in the world, ply two columns Wide and with a page depth of but eight Inches, in a recent issue de veled much of its space to an app rreciative attic of the succsnufil service RiVon im that pasisialty during the Inet three years by the Rev. Jossiphy B. Clatr, who has arrive d in Corry as the new pastor of Howinnenviel Chaps). . refers to progress made by the ‘Tryon. church during his ministry, many improve ménts accomplished, includiig the purchase of a new organ . . . That planting of Scotch Pine, Red Pine nd Spruce on the tract of the Cor ty Water Supply Company beyond the pumping station continues to draw inere saing om as WY “comes into tty own , «oh out more than fifteen years ago at the Heronal stuggestion of Mrs. Harate Gilbert; the tract now constitutes the finest example of such reforestation within the immediate Welnity , 5 , originally, the planting included a large number of Sarah but these did not do as well in the other varieties, while many of the Spruce have been moved to other locations on the utility's property . . . Dumm abund ance of fine future timber growth remains i) felt further thinning , may be Necessary In a few years. . . the planting gets an official inspec ton by State forestry expert at fre quent intervals POSTSCRIPTS . ... Heard today that the Davison-Fugle Company, Franklin street lumber and Walldibs supply manufacturers, will observe its twentieth anniversary in a few weeks ... the concern has shown steady and substantial growth dur ing that period .. . recent ending of some of the big strikes through— out the country has brought new re leases for delivery of the special in dustrial Wood products manufactur ed by the finn for some of the best known corporations . . . Latest re= horts this Week slow that the much touted moves by We Administration to cut down the number on the Fed eral payroll have has made any great progress... . only 1 decrease of 60, 281 of the tax-paid jobs since last November. . Miss Mary McEvoy is to Succeed Miss Lena St. Clair next Tuesday when the latter re tires as manager of the business of fice of the Pennsylvania Telephone Company full city... The crop afew magazines appearing on the stands (hese days is amazing, some igh class publications but a lot of them of the trashy type —.. appears to be one of the most extensive pro motions of the postwar era thus far and many of them lkely to meet with an early death ... No successor has yet been named as clerk in the office of the City Tressurer to suc ceed the late Mrs. Mabel Dempsey, whose services will be sorely missed. With a heavy sensor rush eoen to develop in that office as the tax notices go out... The Journal this Week rejected a sizeable advertising order from a western nursery firm because so many reports were res ceived last Year that Corry residents who miniled funds for purchases never received the stock on the other hand, some Gotryites reported event success with the ills purc hased and received fruit the dikm, but the complaints scam to our reports and fine cage did we hear of money be ing refunded in those never rectify ing the articles ordered .. . Insur ance sratisticians reported last night that curveys show the decreaés in the death rate among children one to fourteen years of age has de clined nearly 80 per cent In the years rom 1911 until 1945... . I is Guttl ult to accept, in view of conditions in this district in the building sup ply rage, but Dr. Wilson Compton, president of Washington State Cal. Jogeant, # Gational aurthority on the subject, ar being quoted wx declar ing that there be plenty of thatber available for ten amnillion homes in the next whi youre without Jeopards ‘dng growth for future needs... dottlenegie 4s In the labor alfuadore in wafting 4 out of the woods and manufactured in the mills. . Brick er seems to be leading an early dis cussions of COP presidential candi dates, with Vandenberg and Stassur b Low behind .. . Dewey’ only Gaudi wor attention from the Repub- Viewy leaders right now to thet: we can carry New York State... and he appears far from popular with the big guns in his party... but, much ¢ip happen before 1948. . . Quite A Number of Corry residents received postal cards bitt typed addresses by shail Friday upon which the reverse side was com pletely blank... only explanation oltered (oer inquiry was that they had been Intended to convey an ad vertisement, printed or multigraphed but failed to receive the impression of. Reports of more numerous diphtheria cases through the state, with two casts beinu reported in Erie during the month, recalls the last scare from this dread disease which was experienced here. . . twenty years ago there were two or onee actual cases and a nuumber of carrier suspects, with a drastic quar antine being imposed and other emergency measures taken... A journal reader calls attention to the fact that the abbreviated form of today's rate is at least unusual, 4-6-48 |
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Apr 06, 1946
Page 4
Full Page
Clipped by
Debora P.
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