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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
5
An opaque OCR fragment mentions the president near Key Potomac and Dry Tor with references to members and a fish and executive. The readable text hints at a maritime or nautical setting but lacks full context or concrete facts. The item appears to be a brief or notice in a historical newspaper page segment.
Funeral services for Melvin Drake of Wayne Township were held Wednesday at Bracken-Keating Funeral Chapel with Rev B A Hook officiating. Burial took place in Beaverdam cemetery. Attending from outside Beaverdam included Miss Lillian Drake of Franklin and Mrs Lovina Capwell among others from Lackawanna and Sherman. Established state schools were founded by Russian settlers before Congress adopted the U S Constitution.
An old newspaper clipping lists drug specials including Pinkham's Agarol Lavoris Lysol with low prices, though the text is partially garbled. The readable lines indicate discounted items and a brief ad-like layout typical of mid century pharmacy promotions.
Oirls C F Morris heads to Erie overnight to visit son Wendell Shaw. Brant ODay and James OBrien drop in Erie for business. Mrs C K McLean and Harold of Driftwood travel en route to Meadville. Mrs C C Hotchkiss visits from Union City. Frank Carmcke leaves for Buffalo on indefinite business. Mrs Margaret Smith conducts cooking school in Meadville at Montgomery Ward. The city sees many residents on various visits and short trips to Erie, Pittsburgh, and other locales. Several local residents attend a meeting of the Order of Eastern Star in Sherman last evening, representing Corry City Chapter No 17 at Acacia Chapter No 96.
Funeral services were held at 2 PM for Mrs Emily Svensson Hendrickson 35 a longtime Swedish American resident of Titusville who died Tuesday morning at her daughter’s home on Oalswood farm. Pastor Edwin S Carl sim of Emanuel Lutheran officiated and burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery. She came from Sweden at age 25 and had lived in Titusville for sixty years. Survived by four daughters Mrs R G Barnes Mrs Alma Erickson Hazel Hendrickson and Mrs Nilson.
A note records that reindeer were introduced into Alaska during the Japt period, marking an early relocation of animals for subsistence use.
Funeral services memory of Daniel Wy Welds a well known resident of Rome township near Glyndon will be Friday after noon with prayer service at home at 1 o clock followed by services at Spark M B Church at 2 o'clock Rev C A Fuller of Centerville will officiate with burial in Hose Hill cemetery at Spartanburg The deceased had been ill with for some time and suicide suspected Deputy Warener C H Danner of Lincolnville investigated the death
In Harrisburg the Industrial Board granted exemptions for hotel and restaurant employees. Hotels and restaurants may allow wage earners to work more than eight hours in a day and up to forty eight hours in six days per week, with overtime pay for hours over eight per day and time-and-one-half for excess hours. housekeepers may be allowed longer shifts under salary agreements.
The Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society met at the church with Mrs. Hillstrole conducting the business meeting. Mrs Corres Dahlshand reported on the singing record and a talk on American churches. Hostesses included Mrs Albert Lynih and Moss, Donald Hall, with the next gathering set for the following month in the form of a tea.
Christmas lights in Titusville town downtown attracted many residents who wandered the streets and halls of the festive display, as the evening drew locals to the area for the seasonal event.
Foreign service reports Minister Yvon Deltos plans to visit four capitals to discuss European war concerns with France and Great Britain. The itinerary includes stops in key eastern centers as part of a diplomatic push.
Reported in Raleigh scene as Mrs Hattie Milken Cooley, widow of former Corry resident, was found dead near Raleigh, N C. Coroners, mourners and distant kin recall her life while authorities investigate the circumstances of the death.
Uproar over asset declarations and new tax schemes fuels uneven trading as short sellers stay quiet while investors await a defining trend. Officials like Charles R. Gay face calls to address market distortions as discussions with utilities unfold and budget tensions linger.
A cautious rally on the New York market lifts several issues as trading closes with modest gains. Stocks show late buying but overall demand remains tepid, with notable upward moves by American Can, Anaconda, General Motors, Westinghouse Electric, and Nash among others.
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