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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1937
Page
3
Schools reopen after vacation and a flurry of local meetings and notices fill the day's agenda. A special Board of Execution session, Cry Cal taci regular meeting, and numerous public notices span politics, transportation, safety, and cultural events across the region.
Washington April 1 United Press reports rail wage increases totaling about 360 million dollars, the largest demand by organized railroad workers. The Railway Labor Act of 1926 governs arbitration and mediation to avoid strikes, with the National Mediation Board supervising representation and disputes. A former transportation coordinator praised the act, noting four core requirements for collective bargaining and dispute resolution within railroading.
Water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. If bloated, take Adlerika as directed. use four spoonfuls to cleanse and wash both upper and lower bowels. Keister's Cut Rate.
City Council plans action on gas rates as public sentiment grows against the Ivania Gas Company. Residents push for a base rate cut and consider petitioning the state utilities commission in Harrisburg. Mayor Miller expects discussion tonight with final action possibly deferred pending state commission organization.
The Spring Lutheran convention opens Tuesday at St Fol Lutheran Church. Morning sessions will be led by Rev. Frove, with teachers from Ridgway and Corry attending. An evening gathering features Rev. Williams Hall and several local pastors as part of the Sunday school program.
Amla Mia Prong Getz, 26, shot herself in her cabin near Tinio ntown yesterday. She had worked nine months to six years in the area, with roles including supervisor of storm sewer construction. A meeting will consider her funeral arrangements and related matters.
A local club meeting tonight will featureALG Bullen, superintendent of the State Push Matehity, addressing members on fish propagation and the impact of parking rule proposals on business. The discussion aims to align plans with the upcoming Pennsylvania trout season opening in early April.
Harrisburg reports Governor Bark urged education funding and state aid while officials plan to expand public schooling, with emphasis on maintenance of operations and addressing changing needs. Citizens are urged to observe Wednesday as a free school day as part of broader education measures statewide.
A university psychology class meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening in the library. The session will feature guest speakers from SYA University and include a student show. All students are invited to attend.
Four Corry residents were drawn for the May term of district court jury duty. The list includes several individuals from the community, with the term set to begin Monday May 10. Local officials note jurors will report for duty at the courthouse in Corry.
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