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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1938
Page
5
A garbled excerpt from a Nature's Magazine page mentions topics like infant development, infections, diet, acids, and weight changes. It references a dinosaur brady and various animals. The readable content resembles a chaotic collage of science notes and observational phrases without a clear single event or conclusion.
Edwin L Howitt of Corry dies after five years of illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Petty Nichols sister Mrs Stella Turney one grandchild and one great grandchild. For services Friday 10 30 am at Bracken Keating funeral chapel with remains at Bracket Keating home.
Mrs Adam Barnoski attended funeral services for Mrs Margaret Muartney at SS Peter and Paul church in Jamestown. The list covers J Desmond on a western trip, Theodore Klugh leaving for San Antonio, Texas, and Megnn returning home from Williamsville after an overnight visit. Numerous local residents and students from Taylor University are noted for trips, visits, and departures to Chicago, Washington, Charleston, and other destinations, with several accompanying family members.
Rotary Club members at their dinner meeting in the Hotel Corrigan viewed three reels by Harald Sehenk of Cleveland showing views at Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks and student art studies on Navajo weaving. After business, group singing featured thirty two members and one guest, Bishop John Ward of Erie.
President Roosevelt outlines that 1935 and 1930 deficit figures are tentative and may rise, risking higher national debt. He warns Congress may need extra appropriations to defend the nation and aid millions of families. The 1939 budget cuts $638,000,900, targeting highways, buildings, reclamation, and harbor projects.
Corryite reports the death of Mrs. Mivrgar, early ODay Goodshin, in California. Survived by son Mr. Male Geadahue slockman of Los Angeles and other relatives including daughters and brothers listed. Mrs Ghene spent the year as a guest of her brother and is remembered by Mer residents.
Loretta Walsh of Olyphant Lackawanna County became the first woman officially enrolled in the U S armed forces, enlisting in the Navy Reserve March 21 1917 and reaching chief yeoman. A grave monument near Olyphant honors her service, illness, and posthumous Victory Medal awarded April 13 1931.
A large crowd attended St Elizabeth parish last evening for a church event hosted by the committee of five, recognizing honorees Wis. Paniweber and several ladies. A fancy cake and refreshments were served. another party is planned for January 174.
A garbled report from Washington describes the Erie Railroad seeking a loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Negotiations with Jesse H. Jones faltered, with guarantor details and a $1,600,000 matter cited. The Chesapeake & Ohio line’s involvement and future action remained uncertain amid confusion over guarantees and payments.
The obituary notes the passing of Tony Joy's father in Youngstown after a lengthy illness. Details indicate the family held services in Youngstown with arrangements mentioned for Saturday morning.
A fragmentary notice announces the foremost sail vessel titled Foremost, with unclear wording about its origin or purpose. The readable bits show a nautical designation and suggests a ceremonial naming event, but exact details remain obscured.
United States inflation worries ripple through markets as Europeans foresee price pressures on imbalanced budgets. Demand shifts toward armament stocks amid inflation anticipations while Roosevelt avoids NRA conference plans and hints at existing laws guiding consumption and inventories.
A mixed to declining session saw stocks ease after initial gains as investors reassessed after Justice Sutherland's retirement news. Major issues across sectors including Chrysler General Motors Boeing and Standard Oil faced selling pressure while rails and utilities showed uneven moves amid broader uncertainty.
J. Hill Paxton, Panay bombing survivor and secretary of the American embassy at Nanking, arrives in Alameda by China Clipper on his way to Washington. The report also mentions early notes on the first black swans found in Australia and their subsequent spread.
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