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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1934
Page
7
Maple Syrup Expert will speak at a Sparta area gathering to discuss maple product improvements and pricing strategies. Local notices mention speakers from State College and farm community attendees plus related social updates from Maple County and nearby towns.
The fragment mixes a mythic king Gambrinus famed as the first brewer with figures like Jan Petmus and Duke of Brabant, alongside garbled references to a Brussels brewer’s guild portrait and a list of odd tools and names. It reads as a confused, miscellaneous OCR snippet with no clear event.
Beaverdam and vicinity report a busy week of visitors and gatherings. Walter Proctor visited the Proctors of Donation, Theodore Gray spent the weekend in Waterford, and many locals joined meals and social events with friends in Corry Wattsburg Erie and Union City. Proctor and Proctor hosted the 300 Club gathering with games and an oyster supper.
William H. Woodin quits as secretary of the treasury after ten months marked by controversy. The article traces Woodin’s career, his ties to Franklin D. Roosevelt, and the political clashes over stock dealings and policy during the early New Deal period. It notes Farley, Morgenthau, and Morgan interests shaping his downfall and highlights his reputation as a retiring figure amid a bank holiday and cabinet shakeup.
Local residents from Hornell Linesville Cambridge Springs and nearby towns visit friends and family. Walter Procton and others conduct business calls. families host gatherings, prayers, and a Christmas party. A death shower is noted for Leonard M. Johnson with survivors listed and gifts given in Corry.
Washington announced that more than half of veterans classified as presumed to have suffered battle wounds and drawing pensions for 18 years will be dropped from benefit rolls. About 20 percent of the fifty under review will continue. Red Cross supervision covers most cases, while those shown to have incurred wounds in battle will keep benefits. A separate item notes the discovery of a well preserved skeleton of an Indian woman unearthed by a farmer near Glonwgod, Ark.
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