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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1938
Page
5
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In Porium Pennsylvania a two pound iron ingot crashed through a window and buried in the alcove wall of Mrs Harold Williams home on South Broail street. The ingot was hurled by blasting from nearby slag moulds on the old foundry property.
Local society notes list Mr and Mrs Walter Bishop returning from Erie after a day of business. Several residents, including Mrs Mary Howard and Miss Roxanna Damon, travel to or from Erie and Titusville for family and health reasons. Others visit Jamestown, Oil City, Warren, and Sigel for business or to see relatives and attend services. the Nazarene pastor Everett Alc returns to lead services after a Dayton trip.
Yale professor J. Liv. Howard W. Haggard argues in a Cleveland talk that personality and genius are inborn and innate. He emphasizes the driven traits shaping character and mental ability, citing studies in applied psychology and urging recognition of natural talents.
Morrsburg Pennsylvania in Germany with a map required to locate the tiny village. Inhabitants are descendants of would be immigrants barred from leaving Germany by Frederick the Great. He offered land along the Oder river and named the villages after American places, proclaiming there is America. Other renamed settlements include Saratoga Maryland and Florida.
Funeral services for Lena Geertson of South Street were held at her daughter Mrs Frank Bliss’s home on Wright Street. Rev E L Wagner of St Pauls Lutheran officiated with interment in Ping Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Chris Miller Nels Christensen James Nelson Walter Wilsted Chris Christensen and Chris J Christensen. Out of town guest Peter Geertson of Meadville attended amid a large|null.
Ninety dealers and salesmen in the Chevrolet district met for a used car session yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Corry. Principal speakers were Thomas Bilingon, district manager, and Joseph Chandler, district representative, with guests from Thomas Motor company. Hospital Twin Center Butte Montana reports three sets of identical twins in one month, noting the historic maternity locale record.
Thirty five badges were awarded Tenderfoot and Second Class to Girl Scouts of Troop No. 39 during the Court of Awards at the Presbyterian church gym. Miss Adele McCray led, with Miss Meredith Fogle greeting attendees and Miss Barbara Anderson guiding the flag display.
Fragmented classified item notes include hardwood for sale at 2.25 per card delivered by Donald Pitt of Corry Pennsylvania with contact Clymer 311, 12422 and a Tuesday night lost note from a train near Center West Church describing yellow gold piece. Also a cheap good typewriter offer and a dated 21171921 journal entry.
The National Bank of Carty in Erie PA reports assets totaling 1,871,858.02 with loans, securities, cash items, and real estate. Liabilities show deposits of 1,680,305.08 with capital and surplus around 201,? and pledged securities totaling 70,000.00. Cashier Dan A. Depew swears the figures are true. notary Jean Field certifies.
Wall Street shows a shift from short covering to new buying as 1938 starts. Analysts cite two motives: renewed world armament demand lifting commodities and budget outlook prompting anticipation of deficits. RFC hesitant on loans to railroads adds to mixed signals as steel runs at 33.5 percent capacity with 28.8 percent actual. price cuts hinge on wage reductions.
United Press reports a quiet trading day with stocks nudged higher by light auto issues. Bonds moved up with stocks, while government issues lagged. Foreign issues advanced as wheat steadied and futures stayed firm. Major firms mentioned include Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, Boeing, and Packard among others.
Dorothea Heintz advises folding whipped egg whites into batter to improve texture. Whip egg whites with one tablespoon sugar per white to make a meringue first, then fold into the rest of the cake batter to form a light, airy crumb.
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