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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1938
Page
5
Readable scraps hint at a Palavhinn library scene with slate stone and stainless pen ed words. The fragment mentions pedis inery and unnamed deeds suggesting a cryptic inventory or archival record in a historic setting.
Treasurers identified include Mrs Hugh Mosher and Mrs John Weasley serving as building fund treasurer and chaplain. Fourteen members attended and enjoyed a salad vane after business. Next gathering will be a birthday party August 16 at Mrs Perry Akam’s home. Velma Moore left for a short visit to Chautauqua. Mrs PS Austin attended a district Women’s Club presidents meeting at Clarion Uils, with Mrs HR Johnson accompanying.
Personal notices list relief manager B F Burt at Western Union in Union City on leave, with many acquaintances from Waynesburg Warren Jamestown Cleveland and Detroit visiting, traveling, or staying in Corry for short periods. Names include Pryor, Davis, Gondrich, A D Colegrove, Youngs, Bartsch, Healy, Ondrus, Burkhart, Shaver, Kasper, Kudlick, Ricker, Holden, Williams, Stanford, Kelchet, Wilcox, Haines, Wood, Morrison, Hawkins, Barnes, Richardson, Say, Trantum, and others in a flurry of visits and fares.
In Moore, Cax ter area reports say the red raspberry season near end after a week of heavy rain damaged many berries. A good market persisted with steady movement of picked fruit. Wild black berries fared better and large crops were noted across the region amid favorable summer weather.
Toprka Kansas August 8 Chairman John D Hamilton of the Republican National Committee said Roosevelt was four down with three to go after his cross country trip predicting Republicans would gain 40 to 50 congressional seats in the fall. He cited the Maverick Texas primary defeat as a trend away from Roosevelt. The piece ends with a note on judges wearing black caps as a sign of mourning in ancient cultures.
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown cautions that self esteem can mislead as a man takes credit for a pleasant disposition when he is simply too indolent to resent an imposition.
Pittsburgh wholesale produce market reports mixed early gains in stocks and uneven demand. Apples and yellows move within narrow ranges while potatoes and dairy show modest steadiness with butter, eggs, and poultry holding steady or edging slightly higher in afternoon trading.
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