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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1937

Page

5

Great Increase in School Population

Harrisburg reports a dramatic rise in enrollment across seven dry days schools over 25 years. The expansion is linked to self-government, better transport, new industry districts, and laws curbing child labor. Dr Lester K Ade notes the surge driven by democracy and access, citing Mrs Elmer Bagett and Mrs Clyde among guests of Mr and Mrs Walter H DeJean.

Harrisburg Jin Elmer Bagett Clyde Lester K. Ade Fowler Sherman N. Y Walter. H. DeJéan Ridge Street

Personal Notices From Corry Area Residents

A long list of local visitors and travelers shows residents and guests making trips. Witra H H Jones visits Erie with Mrs Guy Lindsey and Ralph, Dorothy Bidieslee plans Jamestown visits to see Mag Bernie Zenns a surgical patient, Franklie Covey returns to Meadville to work at Loblaw, New Chalm heads to Erie, David Reich sits in Columbus preparing for exams, Mrs Katherine Gahring of Pittsburgh visits Mr and Mrs Stanley Kasper in Union City, Mrs W M Weed and Miss Mary Fisher leave for Erie, Mrs F L Allebach of Elmira visits daughter Mrs Karl Chapel then to Corry, Frank T Babbitt visits Union City, Alvin Hankin family relocating to Franklin, Matilda Nast to Texas to visit Dr Jerome Nast, Mrs Mayme Peterson returns from Meadville for family health reasons, Howard Blakeslee returns to duty in Maryland, Mrs B C Barnes travels to Harrisburg for Pennsylvania Women’s Board, D J Dempsey and family visit Spartansburg, Mrs J E B Collins goes to Erie, Mrs Rollie Decker and Sadie Thomas return to Newark, J A McQuiston and family return to Warren, Dorothy Geoffreau and Howard Blanchard head to Moody Bible School Chicago, Mrs BE Langham and Gary of Tamestown return from Hamilton with flu, Edward Krone ill at grandparents’ home.

Erle F. L. Allebach Emilénton Erik Karl Chapel Corry Frank ‘T. Babbitt Union City Alvin Hankin Pranklin Mire Matilda Nast Coapita Christi Texas Jerome Nast Familly Mayme Peterson Meadville T. c.Thomas Howard Tinkeslee V. Blakeslee Mort Howasil Blakeslee United States B.C. Barnes Harrisburg State Federation of Pennsylvania D. J. Dempsey Grantine Dempsey Victorey Peggy Jo Chrestine Deropsey Spartansburg Paul Blakeslee Tamily J. EB. Collins Erie Rollie Decker Sadie Thomas Newark N. J Mr. Decker J. A. McQuiston G Patren

Much Interest in Willys Cars At Local Display

Motorists in the city show considerable interest in the new 1987 Willys cars displayed by William Van Vleet of West South Street who recently took the local agency. One sedan model is on display and may be inspected at his garage. The Willys averages 35 miles per gallon and offers an all steel body with turret top and roomy interior, with improvements matched to larger autos.

Willys William van Vleet West South Street van Viect Gélion Dutelsta

Erie Man Charges Police Beat Him

An Erie man, George Temer, 39, alleging he was beaten by a patrolman at Central Police Station last night, was hospitalized with a tinted nose after being packed in. Temer faced a disorderly conduct charge following the incident.

United Press Tippsburgh Jan de Ourivea Parger Erie Central Police George Temer Cherry Street

CBA Hod Installation At St Edwards Hall On Tuesday

Mrs Maryafureau formerly stallion of Corry Branch No 5 L C B A installed officers at St Bdwerels hall last evening naming President Mrs Mayate Wood Vice President Mrs W S Morrell Second Vice President Mrs William Fiven Financial Secretary Mrs Mary Murray Recording Secretary Mrs Mayme Maloney Assistant Recording Secretary Mrs James Maloney Marshal Mrs John Newcomb Miss Katherine Maione In a separate item Dr Norman W Cameron West Chester State Teachers College superintendent charged with operating a student book store while president of the Garfield N J college

Maryafureau Stallont of James Maloney John Newcomb Mius Katherine Maione Wood Atlantic City N.J Mini Mary Murray St. Edwards Hall Accuse College West Chester Norman W. Cameron Garfield, N. 1 West Chester State Teachers

Service Club Hears Minister Hewitt At Dinner

Rev. Wilbur Hewitt of Union City spoke to about twenty Crory Rotary Club members and guests at the Hotel Corry dinner meeting. One new member, A. O. Sandburg, was admitted. guests included R. L. Walters, D. K. Lithgow, and C. H Munty. A committee was formed to explore funding for a room in the Corry hospital and report next meeting.

Wilbur Hewitt Union City Crory D. KL Lithgow C.H Munty Green Ervier Club Corry Hospital C. 15 Rafter Dy Ry

Spain Will Throttle German Prisoners

In Biarrits France on January 6 the Basque government radio announced that Germany had not declared war. It said German prisoners captured by Spanish forces would be treated as prisoners of war, with executions carried out for common criminals.

Biarrits France Baste Germany

Market gains mark long recovery in late 1930s style rally

United Financial Editor notes a dramatic market revival from March 1985 to end of 195, with gains surpassing trillions and lifting the index to near late 1929 highs. Analysts warn of potential levelling off as trading thin and inflation risks persist, while long-term losses from the 1930s remain a benchmark.

Elmer Walzer United P Financial New York Jah Bitch Amoutita Ole Iatter

Roosevelt's Message Fails to Move Markets on Jan 6

New York trading opened with uneven gains for stocks and fractional shifts in cotton and grains. Investors evaluated the president's message with mixed expectations and little immediate market impact as many listed issues showed dull to steady activity. Major names such as Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors Studebaker and Standard Oil remained active in the session with varied movements in the financial district.

Roosevelt New York Onda Wall Street Financial District American Can American Locémo American Sineitere American T & Anaconda Atlantic Restnlag Auburn Bendis Aviation Bethlehem Steel Curtlas Wright Columbaula Gas Chrysler Continental Can Erie General Electric General Motors International Nirt Kennecott Kelvinatoy Montgomery We National Dairy New York Center Northern Pacifi Otla Steel Packard Paramount Pic Peano RR Pure Ol Radio Socony Standand Standard Oil Studebaiter Texan United Corp Steel Warner Gros Weatinghouse Wentworth Youngstown

Roosevelt Names Son Secretary Washington

President Theodore Roosevelt announces that his son will serve as secretary in the administration. The decision signals a notable move in the executive ranks amid ongoing political and domestic policy discussions.

Rogbevelt Washington Jan

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