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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1938
Page
3
A fragmented notice indicates village taxes are due, with confusing phrasing about automobile levies and temperate measures. The readable parts point to a local taxation obligation affecting residents and vehicles, urging prompt compliance.
Cloudy and colder with intermittent snow. Anniversary of the birth of Thomas A Bilson in 1847. Davies Light Opera Company at the Senior High auditorium this evening with the Corry High band giving a short concert preceding the operatic offering.
The Knignes ¢r Columns mall hosted a crowded card party by Court Conception No 85 Catholic Daughters of America with contract and auction bridge. Awards went to Mrs Thomas Roelofs Mrs William Johnson and Miss Helen Gumbleton. Mina Terry received a special prize after a serving of sandwiches cakes and coffee by the organizing committee. Police sponsor prodigy Nancy Tripp 5, Minneapolis police plan to send her to Hollywood.
A promotional notice urges immediate cleansing of even small wounds to guard against infection. It praises San-Cura Medicated Soap and San-Cura Ointment as antiseptic remedies that relieve inflammation ease pain and speed healing, with prices listed at five and twenty five cents respectively.
Harrisburg Feb 1 The Public Utility Commission refused to authorize an increase from five to 10 cents in the penalty charged by the Pennsylvania Railroad on passengers who board trains east of Pittsburgh without buying tickets from agents.
Harrisburg reports forecast of higher egg prices and a rise in milk production for the winter and spring. Continued high egg production per hen, earlier dairy stock declines, and rising laying birds are noted alongside lower butter prices that narrow gaps with feeds. Total milk output on January 1 is up from a year earlier, the highest for that date since 1934, with production expected to stay above year-ago levels through winter.
Pennsylvania schools show a sharp rise in special education and fine arts enrollments from 1928 to 1934 and overall growth through 1984. Dr. Lester Ade reported numbers for drawing art, vocal and instrumental music, and physical education with dramatic increases in schools offering these subjects and student participation.
Temperatures fell below freezing overnight and stayed cold with rain and warmer weather forecast for tomorrow. The Community Ice skating ringe remains unfit for skating for at least two to three days as a thaw has removed most of the ice. Used car desirers sell your cars through a classified.
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