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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1936
Page
3
Dr. D L Grant Hector of the University of Buffalo reports noise hurts the nervous system. High pitched sounds irritate, while low notes disrupt digestion. He describes a lab analysis device that separates noise into pitches and shows muffler research cutting airplane roar to ten percent.
Harrisburg report shows 20 000 disabled persons served since 1919 by the Bureau of Rehabilitation. In January 173 were aided in training, 56 received appliances at 12 025 dollars. Under the Federal Emergency Reef Program 89 aided in training and 11 appliances bought for 3 872 dollars. January saw 40 registered for return-to-work services. 52 rehabilitated and 41 closed as non rehabilitated due to death or other causes.
About 150 to 200 Phenix Furniture Company workers in Warren walked out, protesting a new cost system. The walkout shut the Warren Chair Works on Laurel Street, the 115 South Carver Street plant, and the Liberty Street Phenix plant. Pickets stood outside as union leaders urged restraint and officials offered no comment.
The famous Gothic Cathedral of Bar-208 in Spain marks over eight centuries of history and enduring religious significance. Built and renovated across eras, the monument stands as a testament to medieval architecture and spiritual heritage.
Hamilton Ont adopts American style parking meters allowing one hour parking per coin, reducing risk of tickets. The plan aims to ease street parking and regulate curb usage across the city.
Bradford man Maurice Hungiville Jr aged 26 was found dead with a head wound in a locked Bradford home. Police and a deputy coroner sought finger print evidence from a revolver found at the scene as an inquest was delayed for analysis. His wife and child, plus extensive family in Bradford, survive him.
Charles W. Catlin a well known Port Allegany attorney for 49 years died at his North Main Street home following a stroke suffered Sunday evening He was son of Thomas and Mary Catlin pioneer residents and attended local high school later graduating from Yale and Parsons University in Indiana.
A tax deputy team will assist income taxpayers in Corey vicinity with filings. Deputy will be at the funeral building on specified dates to provide help, with no changes to existing procedures. Local officers Ay J Gidkky and HL Porter also assigned to revenue office duties in Brie.
Funeral services for James Warn of 621 North Center Street who died at Corry hospital Monday morning were held this afternoon at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home at 2:30. Rev. G B MacNamara of Emmanuel Episcopal church officiated. Interment was in Pine Grove mausoleum. Bearers were Foster E Davis Charles Olds G W Knowlton O A Stennett C S Bentley and W S Phillips. Out of town attendees included Mrs W H Cornell of Erie and Mrs Tracy Montague of Union City.
The Amici Sewing Circle met at Mrs. LeRoy Storer's home to outline a Pollyanna banquet planned for April with Mr. and Mrs. G. Bergman hosting. A bake sale for Saturday, chaired by Mrs. Harold Fish, benefits the church building fund. A taffy pull followed with quilt block sewing. nineteen members and four visitors attended.
Wolves, driven by tile wards, menaced Jugoslavian villages in Bulgaria and Romania today. In many villages peasants who feared firearms stayed inside their homes. Classified ads note furniture moves.
George A Andrews, district engineer of the State Health Department, is slated to succeed Major War He Gravell as director of the Public Works Administration in Pennsylvania on March 1. Roosevelt named Andrews, who has a wartime service record and ten years in the Health Department, to oversee sanatorium construction and other projects.
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