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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1937
Page
8
The report covers a manslaughter charge in Newark over seven year old Leonard Ma call s death, housekeeper Esther Brodsky accused of beating him, and neighbor claims bullies caused injuries. Also notes U S Ambassador Baiinghim arrival in Quebec and Chinese forces under Pai Chung-Hsi aiding Shanghai defense under Chiang Kai-Shek.
Richard K Mellon 38 continues as head of Mellon enterprises since 1934. Paul Mellon, Andrew Mellon's son, is described as a potential successor though relations and future leadership remain unclear in financial circles.
Two experts were chosen to judge Holstein and Guernsey entries at the Dunkirk Chautauqua County Fair. Carl G. Wooster of the New York State Holstein Prizeway Association will judge Holsteins. John Chisholm of Cambridge Springs Pa will judge Guernseys. Judging occurs in a tent amphitheater under state regulations.
Sparta Consolidated School will open September 7 to start a new term with renovated facilities and safe buses. The calendar for 1987-48 lists opening day September 7 and dates for holidays exams and commencement along with community events and Grange notices.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across Harmonsburg Conneaut Lake and Corry. Guests included Miss Naomi Hutchinson of Philadelphia and Miss Mary Jane Corsehell of Sparta High as well as Rev Frances Whiteman and Lloyd Crosby in New York. Choir practice and a roast beef supper were announced with a tent meeting at Harbor Hall.
Erie report notes activity around a local water site with unclear details. The fragment mentions a pool and a distance of seven from a point, but precise events, participants, and locations remain unreadable.
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