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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1938
Page
5
The readable fragments describe relaxation practices, muscle relaxation, and the idea of steady practice. It mentions Jacob, a meeting, and the value of consistent effort, with hints at well being through technique and routine. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Numerous region residents are visiting, traveling home, or returning from trips. Alfred Mogruson resumes Hoff Business College after a weekend at home, Mrs. C H Holden returns from Erie, and several couples and families from Erie, Akron, Hyattsville, and South Center share weekend stays or depart for home. District Attorney Mortimer Graham spoke in Corry, while others travel between Meadville, Corry, and near Erie for weddings, anniversaries, and family visits.
Erie Democrats rally to launch the party slate with a pledge of support for the ticket. Notables at the meeting include C N Crosby and Katharine Kavelage, plus local attendees from Erie city and county committees.
Gov George H Harles suggestion to rename the Pennsylvania State College to the University of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is stated as a move during the General State Authority building program ground breaking at Penn State The governor argues the current name mislabels the institution claiming it should reflect a commonwealth university. Police in Dallas Texas faced embarrassment after a city pound car was found stripped following an investigation.
The ad touts Antiseptic San Cura Ointment promising rapid relief from piles ulcers itching and burning with a money back guarantee. It cites Detroit resident T J Williams endorsing its healing power and notes additional uses for skin burns cuts bruises boils and sunburn. Ointment price 60 cents Soap 25 cents.
Inia Gigcorun Desmond widow of Lawrence K. Desmond, and Albert J. Allison Jr., eldest son of Albert J. Allison, were married Saturday at 6 30 pm at the Allison home in Washington PA. Attendants included Ray Ride of Shaker Heights Ohio. The bride wore dusty blue crepe with silver girdle and geranium corsage. Mrs Ride wore rose crepe with a pink rose corsage. A dinner for immediate families followed at 7 pm, with guests including Katharine Desmond and J. J. Desmond of cerry.
District Attorney Mortimer E. Graham addressed the Corry Men's Bible Class at the Salvation Army hall during a Sunday afternoon meeting. He spoke on Constitutional Law and guarantees provided by law, delivering an informative talk that was well received by members. The event drew a large attendance with music and singing, and several out of town guests joined the local turnout.
The Western Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association executive committee met in Connellsville to name the convention city for next August. Port City was dropped after local firemen changed the date, shifting the convention to Wor City by August as required by the association’s constitution.
Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey reports a decade of rising enrollments across Corry Public Schools. Elementary non residents fell from 22 to 7 percent, while Senior High non residents rose from 62 to 112. Overall district enrollment grew from 1235 to 1458, with St. Edward's attendance up from 157 in 1926 to 166 in 1987.
Renest Ray Bangin, 40, was found dead in his room in a Banlor rowlng house today after presumably killing himself. Nearest reports say he had been unemployed for three weeks, with his last job at Nek Kens ington.
Too late to classify for sale a tied laborer note about a ten year old Hotetein cow fresh in lay or yo. Contact phone T94 R 22. Also wanted: women to work in restaurant four days weekly at Roseys Restaurant on Main Street.
United Press reports February closing above early 1937 levels but trading was light. Stock and bond volumes were the smallest for a February since 1935 with bond sales subdued. Analysts say the market sits ahead of business with a possible recovery if it comes, while government spending rises and armament races gain momentum.
February 28 report shows trading slumped on the New York stock exchange with prices down more than two points. Bonds and commodities declined as traders awaited the Supreme Court decision on the Electric Bond and Share case and anticipated actions on tax legislation. Major industrials named include American Can, American Smelting, General Motors, United States Steel, Westinghouse, and others amid a broad market pause.
Don Ryan of Manhattan College, a senior and Bee for the Dialone Stars, announces he has signed a contract. Details about the new deal and next steps remain unclear as the source text appears garbled and incomplete.
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