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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
10
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Harrisburg April. Warren Van Dyke, Secretary of Highways, announces a statewide effort to attract visitors to Pennsylvania. The campaign highlights natural beauty, historic shrines, and miles of roads with illustrated articles and newspaper lists. officials say tourism can bring substantial revenue and support highway and park facilities.
Paris April 18 report notes a fashion shift with new weatherproof fabrics and practical trends. The piece highlights waterproof materials, police capes, and varied color options from navy to pink, signaling a move away from corsets toward functional wear amid machinery-driven production.
Carter Hill April 16 notices many social visits and guestings. Leon Ays and sons Clarence and Walter joined Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Vanderberg of Panama. Francis Hawley stayed overnight with Dick Morris. Burrowses visited in Saturday, supper hosted in Wattsburg by H. M. Burnham. Numerous locals hosted and visited relatives across nearby towns including Shreve Ridge Warren Waterford and North East with several families named and hospitality noted.
In Hawlisburg on April 19 the State Department of Health urged followup for students with physical defects identified in recent mental inspections. A report by Dr Edith MacBride Dewlan shows where followup services have been applied consistently and where scholastic progress correlates with these health interventions.
Competitive examinations for eight seniors to win State scholarships will be held in county seats on Friday May 3 Dr James N Rule superintendent of public instruction announced The State Council of Education awards eighty scholarships yearly at 100 a year for four years toward tuition at a Pennsylvania college or university or at State Teachers College One scholarship goes to the top county performer with extra districts receiving one per senatorial district Robert Streeter of Williamsport High School scored 267 of 300 and attends Bucknell University Applicants include graduates at mid year or in June from any accredited public private or parochial high school in Pennsylvania High school principals are to submit applicant lists in advance of the exam.
In Harrisburg on April 17 Secretary of Internal Affairs Philip H. Dewey announced that weights and measures laws prohibit selling poultry and hams by numerical count. Deputy Attorney General Edward Peredingy said dry commodities must be sold by weight or other standard, not by count, to inform buyers of quantity. The opinion clarifies that poultry and ham must be sold by weight to prevent fraud and ensure accurate measurements.
Timely reminders from The Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture cover farm practices. Grange learners meet at State College to discuss programs while poultry notes address egg production, housing, rations, and management. Maintenance topics include septic tank care, barn gear, brooder ventilation, lawn mower adjustments, and feed for workhorses.
Secretary Ralph M. Bashore of the Department of Forests and Waters says more than 28 90 seedlings will be planted in McKean and Kane counties plus over 6 000 000 statewide as part of spring forestry efforts. The plan outlines statewide planting targets with April 18 activities noted in McKean county.
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Harrisburg April 19 plans were approved for the annual camp for children at the Mont Alto sanatorium. It will open June 1 with fifty members and about one hundred more to be received on July 4. Dr R H McCutcheon said children come from across Pennsylvania through tuberculosis clinics. Most are underprivileged and suffer from malnutrition. The program aims to build physical vigor and develop resistance to tuberculosis.
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