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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1938
Page
5
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Erie news reports the state awarding eighty improvement projects totaling 60 million dollars. Lessinghaus and Osturgaard, Inc. of 1145 Peach Street received the general contract for the Pennsylia House near Philadelphia for 108,400 dollars. Worst H. Nourse Electrical and Plumbing Company of 228 Hast Miguth Street will perform electrical work at the Warren State Hospital for 97,774 dollars.
Trang Gratt Blair Barnes Clarence Braley Merle Dodd and John Chandler from Sugar Grove spent yesterday in Erie for a Ford Motor Company meeting. Other residents traveled to attend funerals, family visits, and events. Attendees included James Williamson Bruce Smith Charles Butters at a Young Republicans gathering, and multiple residents visiting relatives in Erie Union City Jamestown Warren and Cleveland for family, opera, and social engagements.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. J B Gogan’s home with Mrs. Iona Johnson in charge. A letter praised Jamestown radio ads against liquor and a Keep Sealtex card drive was urged. Mrs. Johnson read Senator Norris Sheppard’s 1987 Washington address on peace and unified opposition to alcohol. The session closed with benediction and refreshments.
At Bungay morning hours the host church will supply the guest speakers Lloyd Thomas and Mr Brill Westley. They have recently joined the MHU Missions Conference at Flint Michigan. Rev Ted Wimmer, a missionary from Afvidh, will address the evening meeting in Rev B A Hooks absence, still at home on Hast South street.
Union City reports the engagement of Marion Donaldson of Arbuckle to Lew Anderson of Corry. Mrs Milton Donaldson notes the union, with Marion having graduated Union City High School in 1938.
State Senator G Mason Owlett of Tioga county announced his bid for the U S Senate Republican nomination in the May 17 primary. A longtime Pennsylvania Republican, Owlett urged unity and pledged to resist attacks on constitutional guarantees, saying PA should be represented by a native who owes allegiance to the commonwealth.
The Hebrasry meeting of wae was a view Parent-Teachers Association was held in Room No.1 at 3:20 o'clock Thursday afternoon. It was decided to Holy the March meeting with an evening session and an ammmusical program inviting the fathers of the students. The program featured recitation by May Jean Kolsiee, traffic patron John Stown, Folinder's Day meaning by Ms. George Ayers, guitar numbers by Gers tYide Crowell Jewnary Lois Fredeil, a talk by J. W. Lambing, and a report on what a school director finds interesting. Following the program sandwiches and coffee were served by Mrs. So Wallace and others.
Bee Bed un ue won of Philadelphia will succeed De 7 D Satl is mesligal examiner of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Erie. It was announced today Dr Saul was recently promoted to the position of B R R medical examiner at Cleveland. Dr Kline, a native Philadelphian, received his degree at Jefferson Medical and has been connected with Pennsylvania Railroad for the past twenty one years.
Wall Street circles note that Chrysler skipped its quarterly dividend amid uncertain 1938 outlook and heavy excess profits tax. Analysts see it as prudent risk management rather than a sign of collapse. Taxes rise for utilities, Con Edison costs near 20 percent of revenue, and state gasoline taxes push total levies past seven billion dollars since inception.
The stock market rose today after an early drop from Chrysler dividend omission. Prices recovered most of yesterday’s losses as trading picked up. Chrysler fell about 2 and half points but rebounded roughly half. other major names such as American Can and General Motors showed mixed moves amid tax and uncertainty concerns.
A scrambled report notes Dr. J Warren appointed chairman of the National Labor Relations Board and named as professor of law at the University of Pittsburgh. The notice credits Chancellor Boyman with the announcement amid a flurry of typography errors and garbled text.
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