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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1938

Page

5

Local visitors share Sunday in city scenes

Mrs 7 H Howe Sr and Frank Howe of Pittsburgh visited with Mrs Gladys Price Howe of the High School faculty. Mr and Mrs R L Boring and niece Gwendolyn Reed from Butler Pa called on Mr and Mrs G T Berg man on North Center Street. Mrs Albert Allison and daughter Louise prepared to depart for Little Washington Pa after visiting J J Desmond on West Pleasant Street. John Hartman returned to Buffalo N Y after a Sunday visit with the Roelofs on Mast Mein Street. Mr and Mrs James D Grayvik and daughter Janet and Mr and Mrs Gilbert J Ton and daughters Carol and Donna from Clymer N Y visited relatives in the city.

7. H. Howe Frank Howe Pittsburgh Gladys Price Howe R. L. Boring Gwendolyn Reed Butler, Pa G. T. Bergman North Center Street Albert Allison Louise Little Washington J. J. Desmond Wast Pleasant Street John Hartman Buffalo Dorothy Williams Whatian College Wheaton Tom Williams East Wrederick Street J. W. Stevens Youngstown Ohio Mis Jane Stevens George Keefe Mott Street Amrs Herbert Caroll J.D. Brakeman Union City Charles Stewart Carrie Motion RD. Jaikins Phillip and Allan Cleveland Jenkins J. E. Young Warren Ross Cambridge Springs Fred Ross Worth Street Elizabeth Edmonds Warren LeRoy Jones Hazel Morrell Harrisburg Harry Houghton N. Y Frank England Arthur Goring Marie Jismith Chicago

Girls Study Weather At Hunter College

At Hunter College, girls are studying meteorology to carve a path in weather forecasting. The program aims to prepare students for careers in forecasting and atmospheric science.

New York Hunter College

Personal mentions of local residents return visits and guests

Local society notes list Miss Hilda Schenker and numerous residents visiting families in Sharon Warren and nearby towns. Individuals such as Elmer Christensen and Hazel Storrellt travel between Harrisburg, Sharon, and Columbus with relatives, alongside extended visits from Miss Nella Raske, Miss Iola Lang, and others at homes on Wayne, Frederick, and Mott streets.

Hilda Schenker Sharon Elmer Christensen Harrisburg Hazel Storrellt Stephen ‘Richardsim Hershey Columbus Edward Persons Sherman N. Y McCray Fourth Avenue J. J. Legters Warren Paul Mizerdink West Park Place N. Troy Gillette Tonte Verde Beach Fla Wright Hilyard Gillette Alfred Morrison Hoff Business College Nella Raske Charles H. Raeke South Center Street Iola Lang Meadville John Long East Wayne Street D. Lamont Steen Youngstown W. Steen East Prederiele Street Misrenite Jensen Alice Peterson Henry Jensen Eleanor Christensen Patsy Notte G. Dudenhoefer

Funeral services for crash victim Walter Sine

Funeral rites will be held in Ashtabula at 3 o'clock this afternoon for Walter T. Sine 48 formerly Corry resident who died from injuries suffered when his car left Route 20 and struck a tree in Ashtabula Ohio. His sister Mrs Iva Johnson will host. The body will be moved to Corry for services at Emmanuel Episcopal at 4 this afternoon followed by burial at Pine Grove cemetery.

Walter T. Sine Corry Geneva Ohio Hils Donald ©. Coby Ashtabula Iva Johnson Madison Avenue Brier Zuback Ashitabula Emmanuel Episcops Whireh Pine Grove Cemetery

Child falls into stove, dies of burns in Butler

Joan Hassberger of Parkis Landing Pennsylvania fell eight feet through a hole in a bedroom floor. A kettle of water upset on a hot stove, burning her and causing fatal injuries. She died at a Butler hospital today.

Wy United Press Butler Joan Hassberger Parkis Landing Butler Hospital Seals

Coeds Speak Only French at University Dormitory

On the University of California campus in Los Angeles at the Maison Francaise a girls dormitory houses 20 inmates who speak only French setting a strict language rule within the residence.

Los Angeles Maison Francaise University of California

Profit-Taking Drives Stocks Down In Quiet Trading

United Press reports a Dow drop of about two points as profit-taking followed Saturday’s advance. Prices dipped before noon then recovered slightly after shorts covered, awaiting President Roosevelt’s railroad message and a later flotations update. Major names touched include American Can, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, and Standard Oil of California amid thin dealings.

United Press New York Roosevelt American Smelters Bat Americat T&t Anawonda Atlantic Refining Oo Aubwa Asec Boutieliens Steel Boeing Air Chrysler Montgomery

Fragmented OCR: Texas and corporate names listed in garbled text

Readable fragments show a flood of corporate names and stock or product references such as Warner Bros Westinghouse Woolworth Yellow Truck and Associated Gas Electric. The text appears as garbled OCR with no coherent news event or narrative.

Stott Teres Texas Bent United Corp UG Cleel S Warner Bros Westinghouse Electric Thy Woolworth Young Sheet Sean N.Y Ark Nat Gas Sener Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service Lone Stir Gas jMcGord Rad Oes Reese Seve Ih

Roosevelt Leaders Fix Huge Relief Fund

The narrative outlines a major relief fund plan in early 1939. Barkley notes tuna would cover needs to February 1, 1939, with possible further request around $800 million expected next January. The figure sits above prior hoped totals and signals a large scale New Deal response to recession.

Barkley Roosevelt

Digging Chain Rescues Man Near Wansfield

A local emergency team formed a continuous digging chain to save William Denman who was buried to his neck after a wall collapsed near Wansfield. The intervention, aided by neighbors and organizations, prevented a fatal outcome.

Man Wansfield William Denman

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