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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1937

Page

9

Y Program To Be Drafted At Meeting Here

A dinner meeting at St Pauls Lutheran church next Monday will map a year long plan for the Y M C A activities in Carry. Dr Craig St Hoyt of Grove City will deliver the chief address. Philo Dix, state secretary, will attend and discuss the Y program. No solicitation planned.

Yy M.C. A Hull St. Paul's Grove City Allege Hoyt Philo Dix Young Men's Christian Association Dice Association Pennsylvania Northwestern

Fountain of Youth Rediscovered in Lewes Delaware

Lewes officials announce the rediscovery of the traditional fountain of youth spring believed to restore youth to anyone drinking from it. Researchers locating the spring while gathering material for a guide book report the legend tied to Lewes as Delaware’s oldest settlement. The city plans to place a protective chain around the spring site after the shell is recovered.

Lewes Del Old City Delaware

Dangerous Satisfaction Stagnation in a Yearlong Yiwinter

A fragment discusses prolonged dissatisfaction and a warning that satisfaction leads to stagnation. It urges maintaining momentum to avoid a yearlong period of discontent and a default to the mud of complacency among many people.

Beaverdam Paving Included In Route 48 Plan

State official assures that the 3500 foot Runge's Corner to Beaverdam stretch will be included in Route 48 construction. The Beaverdam to Waltsburg segment and the unused 9007 foot stretch are slated for action this year with drawings completed for the unimproved portion graded last year.

Beaverdam Riginione H. H. Epipie State Department of Highways Runge's Corner Roosevelt Highway Waltsburg Route 6 Wialtsburg Highway Department Arthur Colegrove Uecretary Terapis Sur- Yaring

Associated Gas 1936 Income Up 6 Percent

The preliminary statement shows Associated Gas and Electric Co for 1936. gross revenues reach 118.1 million, up 7 percent from 1935. Operating income rises to 35.5 million, up 6 percent, while taxes and expenses increase and retirements reserve declines slightly.

Associated Gas and Electric Company Today

Ade urges curb on radio teaching in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg February 12 Dr Les ter K Ade Superintendent of Public Instruction says school radio teaching has reached a point where systematic regulations are needed. He cites ensuring cooperative standards for service content sponsors advertising and overall instructional impact as essential to public education goals.

DR. Ade Curb Harrisburg Lester K. Ade

Vegetable Production And Disease Meetings

Due to many vegetable diseases and tomato disease concerns a program is set with Dr Burke to discuss plant diseases at vegetable meetings. J M Buttington will discuss production and Dr Burke will cover control methods. Meetings run February 17 and 18 at Belle Valley Widikeday Mami Rainy Tom Raine North East Waterford and venues listed for attendees with past disease troubles urged to attend.

Farm Association Burke J. M. Buttington Belle Valley Widikeday Mami Tom Raine Avonia Waterford North East

State laundry bills show big decrease

Harrisburg report highlights scientific laundry methods saving costs in state institutions. Joseph Krawiec studied 16 of 28 Welfare Department facilities at Penn State College on a Governor Parle fellowship. Last fiscal year Welfare institution laundry totaled 23,849,081 pounds or 722 per capita. Findings stress reducing replacement needs for linens and garments through improved practices.

Harrisburg Department of Welfare John D. Pennington Joseph ¥. Krawiec Pennsyaille’ State College Parle

Theologies On Doctrines Consubstantiation And Transubstantiation

Discussion defines consubstantiation as the doctrine that Christ’s body and blood coexist with the bread and wine of the Eucharist while retaining their form and nature. It contrasts with transubstantiation where the bread and wine are said to become Christ's body and blood.

Christ

Plan Victory Dinners Across State March Fourth

Pennsylvania plans mark Roosevelt anniversary with nationwide Victory Dinners on March 4. National and state leaders name county chairmen to coordinate local events, with President Roosevelt expected to attend the Washington dinner. Demand for tickets is high and reservations are already closing as preparations continue.

Tarrisburg Roosevelt Chaveynaiy David L. Lawrence Juien A. Pavney Velabralin Uyrant Gn Washington Wgeady Hunt Jay Story Nere Recont Tsinwls Hawaii Porta Rico

Farmers show more interest in grading fruits and vegetables

Pennsylvania farmers, truck gardeners, and fruit growers press for a bulletin on Official Graves for Fruits and Vegetables. James L. States, acting director of the Bureau of Markets, notes a flood of requests since the edition released weeks ago. The bulletin details standard grades, legal weight per bushel, and state packing laws for produce. The piece also explains the source and production of aniline from various chemicals.

Harwassyrts Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture James L. States Bureau of Markets Gay

City Considers Deputy Tax Collector Appointment

City may appoint a deputy collector to pursue delinquent taxes after council meeting on Monday. The Board of Education and Erie County Board of Commissioners weigh in on possible appointment, with discussion about retaining current tax collector George H. Gordon and steps to enable collection efforts. Also to be considered are bids for sewer bond sales and the enabling ordinance to advance bond issuance.

Erie County Dnputy Bound of Education Erie County Board of Commisionere Council On George H. Gordon Poe Westley Jas

Wider highways more hazardous say engineers

Warren Van Dyke reports at the American Society of Civil Engineers meeting that wider roads increase danger. New Jersey traffic engineer Arnold H. Vey cites more accidents on broader routes and argues two lane highways are safer than three. He supports barriers, overpasses, and lighting to reduce crashes.

Warren van Dyke Harrisburg American Society of Civil Engineers New York Arnold H. Vey New Jersey Tagneer Vey Weywate Islands Delaware Boston Post Road New England Roosevelt Boulevard Philadelphia Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Hayrinburg Lincoln William Fenn Allegheny County

Drivers Offer Safety Ideas in Hartford Public Poll

Governor's commission mailed questionnaires to thousands of Connecticut motorists seeking ideas to reduce train and highway accidents. Respondents favored stricter enforcement, teen licensure raised to 18, five-year reexams, compulsory vehicle inspections, 45 mph speed limit, and speed regulation zones. Pedestrian sidewalk and bicycle rules discussed. some disapproved governors and device speed pilots.

Hartford Conn Pdb Governor's Commission 9M Street and Highway Safety Gonnesvicut

Spinach Popular Dish With Bucknell Co-eds

Bucknell University dining at Lewisburg Pa. sees seven bushels of spinach consumed when on the menu and meat portions between 190 and 200 pounds for women students, per Mrs. Clara G. Sale.

Bucknell Co-Eds Lewisburg Bucknell University Clara G. Sale

One of Every Hundred Motorists With Handicaps

A 1920s report details that among licensed drivers a notable portion is physically disabled yet allowed to operate vehicles with restrictions. It explains the CG stamp for crippled operators, mandatory reexaminations, vision tests, and daylight driving limits. It also lists counts by impairment type and notes penalties for nondisclosure.

Tess Dugret Kuvenite Jain B. Kelly Lowley Tyre Pennsylvania Ceiver’ Neenwes Tv Una Uepariowenl

Carter Hill News Notes

Carter Hill February notes report a birth Harriet Louise Burton at the Morris home with Mrs Burton formerly Miss Rather Morris. Numerous visits and dinners are listed with neighbors and relatives including Lindbergs, Morrises, Coopers, and Snapps. A birthday gathering for Mrs Lindberg is noted with friends and family.

Carter Hill Harry Burton Arthur Morris Glenn Davis CJ. Pollétt Fred Pitts Spring Creek Howard Burton Gons Eldred West End C. G Lindberg Lind Beng

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