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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1938
Page
3
A partially legible clipping mentions several people including Mrs and others. The text is fragmented, with garbled names and phrases. No clear event or outcome is discernible beyond a possible gathering or gift scenario.
Readable fragments reference a lake area near Corry Erie and Antaro Island with mentions of prices around $1.50 and mentions of towns and days. The text is garbled with multiple incomplete names and numbers, offering little coherent event or person to summarize beyond scattered local terms.
Erie and Warren reports cover railroad freight car losses, local police rodent case, Christmas caution on checks, CBS radio Christmas program, vehicle registration agency holidays, minor Union City crash, statewide storm with snow, Erie County Sportsmen League meeting, marriage license in Erie County, Corry ice skating, and state gasoline tax refunds plus Pennsylva nia Mask and Wig tour.
The annual Christmas programs of three city churches were announced for Friday night. The Presbyterian Sunday School will present recitations, songs, and a pageant featuring many young participants. The Christian and Missionary Alliance church will also host an evening program with readings, songs, duets, and a peace theme.
Warren, Dec 21 Edward J. Malec, 82, of B D 4, Warren, was struck by the sidecar of a motorcycle and suffered a compound fracture of the right ankle and bruises. The rider, George Yaegle, drove toward the borough while Malec and his wife walked toward their home. Malec was taken to Warren General Hospital for treatment. Mrs Malec avoided harm.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ranger Ine Olle 77 widow of W. J. Oids, longtime Union City resident, will be held Thursday at 2 pm at the Glenn funeral home. Burial follows in Evergreen cemetery. Rev. W. T. Eaton to officiate. The family invites calls to the Taticral Home. Survived by Alfred Olds and Lewis Olds of Union City, and Hugh Olds in Washington.
Harrisburg reports that cattle and calf sales yielded higher cash income in 1987 than any year since 1980. The Bureau notes 1987 income reached 2.098 billion dollars, after 1.217 billion in 1927 and prior peaks and lows across years. War-time demand previously boosted farm income to 2.028 billion in 1919. Prices for meat animals held up well, near levels seen last year.
Emmanuel Episcopal church Lillian Guild plans a January 12 program at the Senior High school with Rev and Mrs Haterius Scandinavian lecturers. Guild members hosted a turkey dinner for forty at the Parish Hall followed by a brief business session and social time.
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