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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1938
Page
3
Weather outlook for Great Lakes region with precipitation and warmer trend. Reports of a postponed education board meeting, Montgomery Ward March sales totals and declines from 1957. Local crime notes include a deferred sentence for removing railroad bearings and a measles quarantine in Warren. Several telegrams note storms, transit delays, and maritime freight trends amid wartime era context.
Clymer High plans to graduate a class of twenty at the June ceremony. The article details senior members, campus activities, music festival participation, sports and club events, and preparations for a Washington D.C. trip. Notable names include Audrey Sliter, Scott Randell, Ellen Thompson, and the 1988 senior list. The report also covers student exams, assemblies, and community club engagements at Clymer Central School.
A L Lancaster era column notes a youth gathering in Warren County with Rev. C W Carter leading services and the student league. Local families visit relatives, attend church events, and plan refreshment duties for a Panama PLT program at the high school. The Warren County Youths Convention also met, with a religious program enjoyed by attendees.
The Carry Men’s Bible Class seeks an attendance of 300 at their Palm Sunday service, following a 225 turnout last year. Col William A. Bibbs of the Salvation Army Pittsburgh will speak, with a Salvation Army instrumental quintet performing at the evening meeting.
Hi-Y Activities officers will be elected next Thursday. The group outlines plans for marble tournaments boys week hunts and a Hi-Y mash ball tournament under Richard Landis. A greeting with C M Hangat and a report on Ellwood City conference were discussed. A membership committee was appointed and there are plans for a delegation to the District Tribunal on May 1 at Bradford Y M C A. The Hi-Y camp runs June 18 to 25 with delegation participation.
The Milk Central Board plans an inquiry into the Erie Co-Operative Oil Producers and Datrymen's League dispute. Details are unclear, but the investigation could set a statewide precedent as the first major case since the Milk Content Board's formation.
John Revi of Minneapols claims an invention of hexagonal rooms to reduce costs. He envisions houses built from eight‑sided rooms forming compact units, suggesting simple assembly and scalable design to address low‑cost housing.
The Phalanx club will sponsor the Boys and Girls rescue effort this year. A schedule will be made at the next Phalanx meeting and offices will be appointed to oversee the program.
On Wednesday evening April 13 the Wheaton College quartet will perform at Corry Baptist Church as a special event. The following Sunday Easter services are set for 6:30 at night with Gilbert Lloyd in charge and a program featuring the Brethren choir. Woodward, Lolleee, and Studeky are listed among attendees and participants.
Misguth Cramer known as Ruth Wendell will continue preaching at Corry United Brethren In Christ church during Passion Week. The services feature gospel singing and the opening part with Tal ent and training, highlighting the gospel of salvation through music and preaching by the church staff and visiting gospel workers.
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