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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1938
Page
7
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Pennsylvania schools may adopt blue chalk and yellow boards after a National Institute study found the colors reduce eye strain and boost learning. Dr. Lester K. Ade notes ongoing audiometric testing and potential further research into classroom color to improve learning environments.
Detwiler of Washington DC will speak at the Seventh Day Adventist church Sabbath at 2 p m. Detwiler recently completed an extended Africa trip visiting mission stations operated by the Seventh Day Adventist church.
Spartansburg April 6 The Spartansburg Musical Organizations present a program in Sparta Grange Hall Friday evening at 8 16 p m with small admission. The lineup includes University March, Lasale O Mine, One Fleeting Hour, Little Bluebird, Ave Marta, The Old Apple Tree, Beattie Prepares to Entertain, Gypsy Trail Overture, A Gypsy Told Me, Magrella Bloom, Neapolitan Nights and more.
Mrs P M Gibson of Atlantic Pa and others attended the Principals Club meeting in Home Economics room. A police auction sale of the late Anna Jones home drew a good crowd as sale of household goods proceeded. Mrs Goodman of Oil City visited in town with her daughter Mrs Johnston. Edinboro visitors Mr Tinnie Toohey and Iva Rihodes were in town for business and the auction. Thrift stops bonfire. used cars gathered for scrap iron bound for Japan. Malay archipelago noted as the largest group of islands.
Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Howard Loveland's home with eighteen members present. Mrs Jennie Wilcox read on the History of Pennsylvania Antiques and Mrs George Boyd spoke on National Defense. Committees were appointed and plans made to entertain Erie county chapters. A serving line followed with gingerbread, whipped cream, coffee and tea.
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