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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1938
Page
7
In a late-season drawing for Section 2, Titusville meets Meadville as underdogs on the ice. The game plans and coaching notes hint at a tough contest with key players and strategies shaping the final innings of the season.
SPARTA WOMAN'S Dr Ade praises Tenure Act as a for ward step in education. Lester K Ade state superintendent of public instruction delivered the principal address at the 42nd annual convention of the School Directors' association of Elie county at Spartansburg. February 25 a report details regular club meeting at the courthouse and a busy program with readings music and poems. The town hosted concerts, a 4500 club event and a cream chicken supper by the Boy Scouts. Community notes include hospital stays and local gatherings.
An alarming ad-like piece claims catarrh starts small and worsens, poisoning the system and harming appetite. It touts World's Tomb tonic as a universal remedy, citing a Franklin Pennsylvania man’s testimonial about extreme weakness and weight loss, with vague promises of rapid recovery after use.
Erie February 25 approximately 60 inquiries about the county of Erie borrowing 200000 on March 1 have been received by Controller Harvey H Willis indicating bankers expect the county can secure the funds for current expenses bids will be opened at 2 pm on March 1 author writes 39th novel Napa Cal Charles J Snow blind western fiction writer is drafting his 99th novel and plans a 100th with one publisher contracted for all he can produce
Parents keep children from Morrison classes to protest Christine Prentice recall sparking new fight. Hamilton township boards consider a special meeting as closing the school or busing students to Kinuna looms, with tuition costs cited as a barrier and no vacancy for a replacement teacher.
Minims services were held at Bracken-Keating Funeral chapel for Almond Bradley Harmon who died Tuesday after a long illness. Rev H Ray Harris officiated. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery for the family. Grandsons Leonard Penton George Harmon Herbert Harmon Ralph Harmon Geral Laird and Ronald Laird served as bearers. Attendees from out of town included numerous Harmon, Laird and Dorn families and friends from Centerville Union City Warren Titusville Meadville Spartansburg and War ren.
Harrisburg February 25 More than 5000 rabbit traps were made for Pennsylvania by the National Youth Administration. Walter Cowing state game commissioner announced the program aims to redistribute the rabbit population by catching them where plentiful and releasing them to scarce areas. Traps will be placed by Game workers.
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