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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1937
Page
7
Unclear OCR text suggests a college football bowl context with team preparation and possible scores or participants, but details are unreadable. The readable bits imply a Western team scenario and forthcoming East/Louis game references, needing clarification to form a proper card.
A scrambled reading mentions names and phrases like Detroit Gruen National and 1912, with scattered clues to prizes and events. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent details, leaving only disjointed fragments about people, organizations, and dates without a clear narrative.
The recent end of the second six weeks shows hundreds earning Honor and Credit lists across Fairview Concord Washington and other schools. Grade 3 to Grade 9 records note multiple students named for honor rolls and credit lists with teachers listed for each grade. The article lists numerous names by school and grade as well as enrollments and teachers. Coral rock forms naturally. minute living animals build it up, ripping the bottoms out of unlucky ships.
Erie Conference Young People’s Mid Year Convention set for December 28 and 29 at First Church of United Brethren in Buffalo New York. Sessions begin 6 45 p m with Rev Glenn Danvison of Honnbrake Theological Seminary as guest speaker. Main speaker Rev R Z Webber pastor of United Brethren in Christchurch Lawrenceville Illinois. Several area pastors and speakers from New York Pennsylvania and Illinois listed with a noted musical program by the Neison evangelistic musicians Santa Soon prevalence.
Complete plans have been enacted by the Acacia Club of Masons for their holiday dancing. The event will take place Wednesday evening, December 29, in the Masonic Temple from 10 p.m. until 1 a.m. Elaborate decorations were prepared under the direction of Mrs. Charles A. Pain and LeRoy Wilcox, decorating committee chairmen. The dance committee includes Horton J. Davis, LeRoy Wilcox, Stuart Houghton, Donald Watson, Bunworth Holt and O. K. Murray.
United Press reports former wartime secretary of war Newton D. Baker will be buried tomorrow at Lakeview Cemetery after funeral services at Trinity Episcopal Church. At his death he directed efforts in Cleveland opposing TVA private utilities challenges before a federal court in Chattanooga. Baker, 66, had stayed at home for Christmas. his bedside was kept by Mrs. John P. McGean and Newton D. Baker III, while Mrs. Fulton Wright was in California. He spent over 20 years in public service and remained devoted to home life.
The Mason and Dixon line is named for English surveyors Charles Mason and Jereriah Dixon who mapped the boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania between November 15, 1768, and December 28, 1767 to settle disputes between the Lords Baltimore and the Penn family.
County budget chief Harvey M. Willis expects to complete the 1938 budget within weeks and recommend to county commissioners that the millage rate not be raised. The plan anticipates savings from a state measure reducing poor relief expenditures, with potential funds directed to a new tuberculosis hospital. Final adoption hinges on advertising requirements, delaying action until February.
Franklin December 27 five people died in a single highway crash on the Bittghurgh road. Sherman Laulniers 34 a chauffeur of Cheene was killed when the car left the highway and struck an embankment and a coal truck. He died in Franklin hospital after three weeks, was a resident of Pillsmegh. Pneumonia developed while Saumiers seemed to be recovering from his injuries.
Multiple sale items listed including a 10 mile wood bundle priced at 7 dollars cash, 2 to 30 inch fireplace chunks, and a 2250 dollar wool body with delivery. Also included are various odds and ends with prices like 60 and 30 dollars for a parley healing device and an enamel range. Addresses and phone fragments appear mixed with contact details for Donan and Corry and a West Washington street reference.
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