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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1937

Page

5

Parents and teachers meet at Junior High on safety

The Parent Teachers group held a safety discussion last evening in the Junior High library. A business decision approved refreshments at basketball games on Fridays this year. The program featured songs by the junior high boys under Miss Beatrice Shaffer with community singing led by Carl ter Chaffee. Refreshments served to about seventy five attendees. Mrs DeHart Lord of Middletown, 43, died in Brooks Memorial hospital after fracturing her skull in a Dunkirk area accident on October 18.

Pawe Wawars Beatrice Shaffer Carlter Chaffee DeHart Lord Middletown Dunkirk Brooks Memorial Hospital

Personal Mentions From Erie Residents and Visitors

A long list of short notices records individuals visiting Erie or traveling to and from nearby cities. Names include Miss Honor Maloney, WB J Roach, Mr and Mrs AR Wiltsie, Mrs RM Lee, Keisler, Mrs FE Hepler, Mrs Faye Shuss, Lloyd Wilt of Greytmind Cleveland, George Chase, Janice Meerdink, Clare Lord, Kay Bell, Mary Sullivan, Sylvia Worman of Jamestown, Corporal PLE Carlson, Pete Anderson of Olean, A Stennett, J A McLaughin, William Rhebergen of Clymet, J P Richards of Detroit, Ralph Thomas of Erie, Rev G L Boyd, Sam Swit, A B L Chlgwon, Harold Burzmon of Lawrence Park, and others, all noted for brief business or social visits and returns to home locales.

Honor Maloney Erie WB. J. Roach AR. Wiltsie R. M. Lee Buffalo K. McElroy FL. Keisler F. E Hepler Faye Shuss Iome Warren Lioyd Wilt Greytmind Company Clevelanil George Chase Lloyd Meerdink Ami Janice Clare Lord Kay Bell Fune Mary Sullivan Ays Boston Mass Sylvia Worman Jamestown Corporal Ple Carlson Russell A. Stennett Erle J. A. McLaughin North Mast William Rhebergen Clymet J.P. Richards Detroit Mich Ralph Thomas G. L. Boyd Sam Swit First Presbyterian Church Lgwoni Philadelphia Grand Lodge F. de Aml Columbus Lodge Harold Burznon Lawrence Park

OPTIONS OBTAINED ON JOHNSTOWN PROPERTY

Harrisburg December 1 the state will begin immediate steps to obtain options on land needed for the 7 000 900 Johnstown fee control project Charles E Ryder chief engineer of the Water and Power Resources Board said today Ryder announced after Johnstown agreed to pay two sixths of the estimated 700 000 property costs and Greene county will cover another sixth with the state paying the remainder

Harrisburg Johnstown Charies E. Ryder Cjew Water and Power Resources Board Ryder Johnstosst Gamibvia County

Swan couple feted on alley wedding anniversary

Mrs. W. G. Swan and her husband were honored guests as fourteen friends gathered at their West Wayne street home to celebrate their alley wedding anniversary. Cards and visiting provided entertainment. Prizes were won by Miss Verma Hughes, Mrs. Edward Harrington, Mrs. Harry Weight, and Mrs. Clarence Mixer. a three course salad course was served, and gifts included a radio lamp, a cover, and a bouquet of flowers.

W. G. Swan West Wayne Street Verma Hughes Edward Harrington Harry Weight Clarence Mixer Uieir

Protests Over Seizure of American Launch at Shanghai

U S consul general Clarence S Gausg protests the seizure by Japanese naval officers of an American owned steam launch in Shanghai and the flag being hurled into the Whangpoo river. The incident draws astonishment in the United States as two Italian vessels were seized as well.

Shanghai Whangpoo River U. S Clarence S. Gausg United States

Rural Carrier Exam Announced For Clymer NY

United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier examination for the Clymer New York area. Applications close December 17 with testing in Mayville. Salary listed as 1800 dollars per year with an additional twenty dollars per mile per week for 20 miles.

United States Civil Service Commission Clymer N.Y Mayville sirVeu Daly

Child Dies After Clothing Fire in Monongahela

A child identified as Ganstance Zapata, four months old, died last night at Monongahela City Hospital after clothing caught fire. Police say the incident occurred in Monongahela. investigation continues.

Hite Press Tauhe Ganstance Zapata Monessen Monongaheki City

Erie City City Items Copied From Ailing Dispatch

An Erie coach company bus was held up by two gunmen with three more homicides reported in Perle last night amid a wave of crime. Two youths were arrested for a Perry Mannee company robbery on Wayne Street. The gunmen demanded the jing rheiver of $1.80 in change. Fred Root, patient in a Cleveland hospital, was listed as Imutyivell Allan Willer was moved from Corry hospital to Harmot hospital. Lawrence Aldrich, from Migin, reports his son born this morning at Corry hospital.

Erie Coach Company Richard Dawley Perle Perry Mannee Company Shol Wayne Street Jing Rheiver Fred Root Clevelant Imutyivell Allan Willer Corry Hospital Harnot Hospital Gare Imperiallst Bain Lawrence Aldrich Migin Cils

Market GOSSIP on potential private capital spending

Washington dispatches project daily private capital outlays in utilities housing and railroad equipment. Roosevelt housing program and 15 percent freight rate increase could spark equipment purchases, with Wall Street eyeing railroads as the major lever. historic rail capex averages show vast latent demand rising to billions as confidence and policy align.

Elmer C. Walzer United Press New York Washington Dispatches Roosevelt Manly Wall Street Washington Tumis Hiey

Stock list drifts lower in light trading

United Press reports a quiet market with small net losses and uneven declines in bonds. Wheat strengthens while other commodities mix. Traders sit on sidelines awaiting the administration’s moves, with fears of unfavorable developments keeping shorts reticent. Major names listed include American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Westinghouse, and Woolworth amid a cautious session.

United Press New York Prit iAmerican Canae Ameria Smelters American T&t Co Anaconda Ravees Auanije Helling Auburn Bethlehem Steel Boeing Air - Columbia Gas C&o Hive Chrysitr Ys Rit Comtinepti Gari Curtis Wright General Elvetete General Motors International Nickel Montgomery Waril Nash Kelvinator York Central Paramount jStannard Studebakery United Corp. US Warner Bros Westinghouse Electric Woolworth N.Y

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