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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
5
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Farmers cooperate to curb rust infestation in Pa
In Harrisburg February reports say Northern Pennsylvania farmers badly infested with Black Stem Rust are aiding State and Federal agents by locating and destroying barberry bushes that harbor the disease. State Secretary Fransell Brenca notes farmers are treating neighboring farms and salt is used to kill plants. Meetings explaining control methods have been well attended despite crop damage last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Fransell Brenca
Local residents and visitors make weekend arrivals and departures
Multiple families and individuals from Cleveland Bucknell University Erie Buffalo and Clemson visit the city or depart for home. Notables include Misses Jane and Fem Raymond from Bucknell University arriving for a weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Raymond, and others such as Edward Felt F M Raymond and W F Beal arriving to assume duties or visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer
Cleveland
Ohio
Jane
Fem Raymond
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
FM. Raymond
East Smith Street
P. Sheets
Syrause
N.Y
Griswold
Hayward
Boston
Mass
New York City
Louise Anderson
Erie
Geert Anderson
A. G. Rees
Philadelphia
Alexander Varonaeff
Mary Ann Cayne
Buffalo
Tieng
Warren
B. Cook
St. Marys
Tate
Valentine Decor Shapes by Wife Preserver
A wife crafts heart shaped decorations and dakes for St Valentine s Day, preserving a traditional home craft. The piece highlights handmade heart forms and festive decor ideas suitable for February celebrations.
St Edward's PTA Program Delights Local Meeting
An enjoyable program at St Edward's P T A meeting featured violin solos by Martin Ressler with Rita Ressler, a cello piece by Helen Crum with Florence Bachefner, a wooden shoe dance by Constance Mead and Billie Cage, a piano duet by Mary Jean Sullivan, John Butcher, and others, plus songs by Delores Riley. A social time followed a business segment announcing March 10th for the next meeting with Kennett Winter of Erie presenting moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eillvard J. Feeney
St. Fulward
Martin Ressleyr
Rita Ressler
Helen Crum
Florence Bachefner
Constance Mea
Bile Cage
Mary Jean Sullivan
John Butcher
Warnet
Yon Bachefner
Many Down Pitts
Frei! Jackson
Delores Riley
Kennett Winter of
Erie
Moving Pictures Anc
A R Names Delegate To National Convention
The DA club met at the home of Dr and Mrs WW Griam with 20 members present. Mrs Dawson Olmstead of Chevy Chase was elected delegate to the National Continental Congress to be held Abell 18th in Washington DC. Alternates named as Mrs Aver, Mrs James Macines, Mrs Siward Toanson and Mrs Prank leveland. Plans discussed for George Washington cars party at Mrs Harold Gilber’s home February 22 in the afternoon. Program featured piano solos by DA daughters Mary Graham, Meredith Forle, Anita Dance by Grieg, Martha Hulberg, and others. Hostesses served harmony cakes and cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DA Dt
Amd
Griam
David Amidon
Bloomsfield
N.J
Carl Mead
Cadiz
Ohio
Jon Guignen
Dawson Olmstead
Chevy Chase
D.C
Abell
Washington, D. C
W. W. Aver
Janes Macines
Siward Toanson
Prankleveland
Harold Gilber
D. A. Ri
Mary Graham
Brahms
Sea Gardens
Meredith Forle
Grieg
Martha Hulberg
Wollenharp
Iestess
Graham
Foster Davis
M. A. Manges
Bill Simmons
Former Corry Man Is Paid High Tribute
Editorial in the Ohio City Derwick eulogizes late Daniel S. Nichols, a former Corry resident, praising his kindness courtesy efficiency and willingness to help. The piece highlights his quick responses and dedicated service as a guard and public servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CORRY
Wuardan
OH City
Derwick
Daniel S. Nichols
Jomer
Paris Fashion Trends Highlight New Makeup Hues
Paris on February 4 reports cosmetics designers pushing bold hues as the season’s trend. Deep rose dominates, with pale greens golds and lavenders for day or evening wear. Emphasizing eyes, brows grow thicker or are aided by artificial lashes and brows in varied tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Windsor
Mony
Paria
Worship Symbol: Sein Kosha Monster Gun At Topethana
A queer symbol known as Sein Kosha described as the destroyer of the world, a immense gun at Topethana. The 1746 foot monster weighs 17,500 pounds and draws thousands of pilgrims each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topethana
Market Gossips Weigh Telephone Stock Weakness
New York Feb 4 United Press Financial Editor Elmer C Walzer reports a thin market and lower trend for American Telephone and Telegraph. Weaker earnings at some subsidiaries and fewer telephone stations, plus rumored stock sales and possible federal recommendations, weigh on shares and exchange memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
American Telephone & Telegraph
Federal Communications Report
Market rises on Roosevelt statement fuels strong rally
New York stocks gained after a White House briefing suggested President Roosevelt backs many business recommendations as feasible. The quiet advance followed declines to 1935 lows, lifting shares in American Can, American Smelting, Boeing, GE, GM, U.S. Steel, and several other major firms amid a cautious market.
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U. S. Steel
United
New York
White House
Roosevelt
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American Cun
Bethlehem Stew
Boeing Ain
C&o
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