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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1937
Page
9
The readable fragment mentions a tale culture context and a person named Don B with partial phrases suggesting an agreement or dispute. The text is highly fragmented and lacks clear events, dates, or places to form a coherent news item.
Golden Rule Club members will hold their monthly supper next Monday evening at the Rising M church. The Laules Aid Society will serve the dinner. Committee in charge includes Howard, Stanley er, George H. Gordon, Morton’s Cash Grocery, Thomas Motor Co, V. E. Phillips, Conrad’s, Davison Prize at Home, Comura’s Pharmacy, and Mranle Whiteley. Bracken, club president, hosts. program details to be announced later. Industrial committee to report on talks with Carry Furniture Co. officials about a submitted project. Summer hours likely to be discussed for June opening.
Raemsburg April 27. Forest and Waters Secretary James F. Bogardus dispatched 50 inspectors to the field and reopened 144 fire towers across state forest areas to combat a red enemy threaten ing from fires. They will audit equipment with district wardens and foresters as about 40,000 volunteer firefighters stand ready to answer emergencies.
The Mississippi River drains a vast watershed that spans thirty one U S states and two Canadian provinces. It includes around 250 tributaries of which fifty are navigable streams providing vital waterway routes and commerce across the region.
Farmers report heavy rain Sunday and Monday flooded creeks and streams, soaking ground and delaying spring plowing and planting. Low-lying areas may see weeks of delay as waterlogged fields hold up sowing of oats and other crops and overall farm work slows due to the record April precipitation.
Harrisburg April 27. The Nathan Schaeffer Memorial Scholarship, created in memory of the former Superintendent of Public Instruction, will be awarded for 1937-1938 by the State Council of Education. The $1000 award goes to a Pennsylvania teacher who has advanced study and a Baccalaureate Degree, plus good character and personality, with evidence of physical vigor, scholastic attainment, and at least three years of teaching experience. Information available from Jamies G. Pentz, Chief, Division of Professional Credentials, Department of Public Instruction, Harrisburg.
Harrisburg April 2 with aviation growing from 2 000 000 to 42 000 000 passenger miles a year public schools should provide safety instruction to meet air travel risks State Superintendent Lester Ade said Today he urged formation of school clubs to study airplane mechanics and flying equipment including gliders to familiarize students with life and property protection in the air
A fragile clock in the Palace of Versailles known as the clock of the King's death stood with no mechanism and a single hand. It was set to the exact moment of the death of the last king, marking the hour of demise in the royal apartments.
Two large golden eagles were found dead under high tension transmission lines in Thermopolis Wyoming. One bird had a seven feet two inch wing spread, the other six feet seven inches. The incident interrupted electric service in the area.
A community plan for a pre school children clinic to be held next September under One Pariyowehery Association. The event will feature examinations, consultations, and safety checks for children with Mrs Ola Harper and Miss Waylets coordinating, aiming to inform parents about future scheduling and health guidance. Dentists and other professionals may attend, with details to be announced as arrangements proceed.
Gaze B. Kennedy, loan supervisor in the central office of the State Department of Banking, has replaced John E. Hill as deputy receiver for closed banks in the Erie district. Secretary Luther A. Hart announced the appointment noting Hill had been ill for weeks. Dr. Snowsalde Kennedy, formerly quantity supervisor in the Philadelphia district, will supervise the American State Bank of Erie and other named institutions.
City council plans Monday votes on traffic ordinance changes including parking limits and enforcement. Proposals include restriping lanes, clarifying parking rules, and assessing impacts on curb space. Officials and residents weighed benefits and concerns during the session week.
A report quotes Carran warning that cowl lights pose danger, especially in city and town driving with busy intersections. He says high beam glare can blind oncoming drivers and that motorists should not rely on glare lighting for safety.
Pasadena Junior College students plant Carob trees on campus as part of a biblical themed landscaping project. The effort highlights a community activity balancing education and environmental planning amid campus life.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission invites applicants for its Game Warden School near Brookville in Jefferson County. About 500 have applied. the nine month program covers all aspects of game management and protection. Applicants must be 27 to 35, state residents, of certain height and weight, and pass strict physical and moral exams. Successful candidates advance to a competitive examination in Harrisburg.
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A historical note describes the nation’s longest north south span at about 1,000 miles and the greatest east west reach as 2,607 miles from Maine to Oregon, marking continental breadth.
Fragments describe memory loss and the death of parents, hinting at a search for belongings or identity. Mentions quarters and personal history, with a sense of readers reflecting on mortality and belonging. The piece appears as a brief, reflective column from Cullien’s Weekly.
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