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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1938
Page
7
In Drainiolin, W Kalakowski of Pittsburgh outlined state parole supervision in Panngyivanta counties. He credited Pennsylvania and New York as efficient examples while noting about one in five parolees return to prison to finish terms. He warned many fail to reform and relapse into theft after release.
SPARTANSBURG Feb 14 The Joral TF and A MM Lodge Nu St sponsored a pleasant meeting over Morris Hariware store. The third degree was conferred on two candidates Prof K Arden Benmeth and Lawrence Snapp. Visitors came from Titusville Rouseville Me nills Edinboro Lineville Hartstown Jamestown Union City and Corry judges. Funeral services for Moe Susan Ann Vanderhoof were held at Hydetown Baptist Church with Rev J H KirkWom alliciating. Interment in East Troy cemetery. The Vanderhoofs long-resided near Hatchtown and the service drew relatives from across the area. The Ivy Flower Garden Club met at Torrey Memorial Home with a social hour and refreshments served. Infant daughters of Mrs Don Strite and Mr and Mrs Ray Shehart who suffered pneumonia were taken to the Corry hospital. Floyd Harrison underwent a serious operation at Corry hospital on December 20 and now at Oil City with relatives for medical care. Mrs John Rittentolse was taken to Corry hospital for treatment. Sparta: Spartansburg continues to support Corry Hospital as a vital community aid. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs S D Bryant at Corry hospital. The Bryant home on Route 4 celebrated with local citizens and the Sparta Grange plans a meeting on Feb 12 with dinner served at noon and Lincoln Birthday honored. The Grange quilt pattern blocks are requested for meeting. Thomas Fisher of Buffalo visited W P Burlingame. O M Thompson is listed as ill, and a basketball trip to Seegertown yielded a girls win and a boys loss. Mr and Mrs G C Winans of Brie g visited town. Classified ads note rooms for rent in the Journal.
Harrisburg reports favorable winter weather boosts sap flow for maple sugar and syrup. Department officials cite warm days and cold nights, with northern counties expecting boil mid March for six weeks, and early runs producing sweeter syrup priced higher.
Julie and Hank face a cold overnight adrift after their boat battery dies. As hours pass with the pair weathering a rising wind and fear, Stanley Lombard’s rescue arrives. Julie’s relief shifts to a hopeful reunion with Paul and Elsa once safely ashore.
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