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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1938
Page
2
A mixed Erie page highlights a string of local items. A hearing in Brie regarding the Guffey Coal Act, a return of Franklin artist C Louis von Kinnide after a decade, and reports of road, street, and utility concerns frame community life with brief notices on protests, crime, and civic actions.
Fragmented OCR describes preservers peanut butter as ready for salad dressing or sandwich filling. It suggests a wide area of flies and germane could be kept and suggests earth would not saven cleet deep in it.
Plans were made at last evening's Men’s Brotherhood meeting for a father and son banquet to be held February 22 at the church. Members also approved sponsoring a booklet of daily devotions. Charles Dahlstrand, president, led the session on "The Woman's Work in the Church." A social hour followed with games and visiting. R.A. Bachoffer and W. Pangborn served refreshments.
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