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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1938
Page
5
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Fragmentary OCR lists names Keh a¢ a Peters Walter ing George and Gharlox with little context or readable event. No verifiable actions, places, dates, or outcomes are present in the readable text.
A local Central CYO appoints an aide in the afternoon duties as city officials review the center draft and plan for South Ward adjustments. The action signals organizational realignment and potential neighborhood impact.
A fragmented OCR snippet offers little clear detail but hints at a daily local report. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, leaving only garbled phrases and partial words. The piece lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects for a proper summary.
Ir and Mrs W Cox and Donald and Carl visited relatives in Fatler. Simsay Robert Triscult spent the week at this home Columbus with his parents Mr and Mrs D Trig. Carl L Heidt left for Meatville to join Rev Andrew J Weschler of St Agathin’s church. Mrs Vennis Pallett returned to work after visiting Hervisture for the weekend.
Local notices list numerous residents traveling to Cleveland and other cities for clinics, observations, or visits. several individuals announce returns home from weekends, family visits, or business trips. Names include Francis Blair Edward Harrington Francis Harrington and Mrs Blair among others with places Lancaster Erie Warren Youngstown and Akron referenced.
Jack Sullivan of the Salvation Army spoke at the Annual Bible Study contest at the Selection of Friends. Rev Harris addressed Junior EL Club members. Rev Haines will speak to Senior Hi Club on When We Are Shy. Lott’s Dubroskey of the Coast Guard visited parents, returning to high school last evening.
United States Steel Corp and the Steel Workers Organizing Committee begin discussions to replace the contract expiring February 28. Market watchers seek clues on a wage-related price decline across steel and related industries. The longstanding labor dispute, once weekly then monthly, produced several amicable settlements among about 40 small cases.
United Press reports stocks moved irregularly lower in dull trading on February 7 in New York. Prices fell to their lowest since last August, with bonds similar. Grains remained fairly steady while cotton and several major stocks showed declines. Notable names listed include American Can, General Electric, General Motors, Studebaker, Standard Oil, Westinghouse, and U.S. Steel among others in a broad market lull.
Julie Allerdyce travels with Stanley Lombard to Long Island for a weekend stay at his house, facing money worries and a new dress job offer from a fashion client. She weighs work prospects, romance tensions, and which clothes to wear, while imagining life after Fayette and debating how to cover expenses and travel.
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