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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1938
Page
5
Description of Omey Island off Ireland where at low tide a sand causeway links it to the mainland. The tide can expose a hard packed bed enabling faces to stand where waves had just broken hours earlier. Also notes growth in U.S. factory wages from 1869 to 1920 driven by advertising demand.
A long list of residents from Titusville and nearby towns recounts post holiday travel and visits. Many return to studies or work at Drake's secretarial school, Bucknell, Western College for Women, Meadeville, Erie, Warren, and Sprague fields. Several families journeyed to New York City, Olean, Meyerstown, and Cleveland.
Miss Ruth Emelia Swanson and Miss Esther Cecilia Swanson are enjoying holidays in Warren and Russell, Pa with relatives and friends. Wendell Hulings visited his West Wayne Street home then returned to Kings Saturday. George Ortutt hosted guests from Cleveland and Spring Street before Florence Malden left for Lexington Ky after visiting with her parents. Kathryn Huberts and Dorothea Williams resumed Wheaton College duties after holidays. George Taylor returned from a week visiting friends in nearby town.
Ralph L. Roland 61, a salesman, died from carbon monoxide fumes in his garage and barn east of here Friday. Family members found him after he had gone to the garage to work on his automobile.
A simple fruit salad uses cherry flavored gelatin with sliced ripe bananas and white grapes to create a festive dish suitable for a party setting.
Four county officials were sworn in today at the county courthouse. The ceremony installed Harvey My Wills and Shoruselvet Cand Kupply as controllers, jury commissioners, treasurer, and other posts. Deputies, constables, and staff changes were announced, with replacements in several offices and ties to local industry and law enforcement figures.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a potato weighing about four pounds and reference a yard, measurements, and a series of unclear phrases. The legible elements mention a back yard and a few approximate dimensions, but most content remains garbled.
Elmer Walzer surveys the market mood at start of year, contrasting today with 1930 and 1980. He notes liquidity and policy shifts, warns on debt, inventories, and commissions affecting trading. While money is easy and confidence rising, worries remain about further stock declines and speculative urges.
Wall Street viewed President Roosevelt s message as favorable though trading held back awaiting approval of congressional measures. Prices rose before the speech, with some relief at signs of a conciliatory tone toward business, while traders noted potential shifts in law and organization.
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