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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1938
Page
5
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A deteriorated OCR fragment describes a Beain event near Cross Creek with injuries to several people. It references a mobile treatment unit and responders including Mrs. Williany, with details unclear due to damaged text. The report notes serious medical attention in a night-time scene at a remote location.
A string of brief items lists Morris Bernstein, Mrs. Matilda Nast, Mrs. J Newman, Mrs. Sue King, Mrs. R. G. Dawson, Mrs. A. F. Wagner, Elizabeth Williams, J. Andrew, Jo ane Roach, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Wrazite, B. L. Walters, Emma Kay, Dr. C F Bennet, S F Sheidy, Mrs. Frank Delibry, Mrs. Charles Babbitt, Norman Orsell, and Porter Andrew among others.People travel for visits, business, or condolence, with women visiting Erie Warren Philadelphia Meadeville and Damesville and men touring with Raymond Manufacturing Bell Telephone and veterinary groups.
Mrs Nellie Merker hosted the Opportunity Club at her East Pleasant Street hotel where about twenty members and a guest attended a regular business and social meeting. Miss Martha Hultvery played three piano pieces under Mr Harry B. Smith and Mrs Douglas Rozelle’s supervision. the award went to Cox.
The Corry Woman's Club hosts its regular meeting at the B P W building in the Tor block with Mrs S Austin presiding. A card party is planned for Friday January 21 at Mrs Frank Loveland's home, with reservations led by Mrs Charts Stewart. An invitation list arrived for members and guests of the Wathcan's Club of Brie attending January 20 at 2 o'clock. Florence Sprague of Toledo will speak on Personal Impressions of Last Year in the Orient under the International Relation Committee. The Forum's first meeting is January 18 at 2:30 at Mrs G J Kingail's home with Mrs Harold Gilbert and Miss Mary Condisill organizing. next regular meeting February 14 with program to be announced.
Pine Grove Cemetery Association directors met at Bracken-Keating office Monday evening. Resolutions were adopted on the death of former president W. Ed Marsh and the vice president will fill the vacancy until May when officers are elected. Also discussed were routine business, financial policy, and a manager and treasurer report by D. E. Leach. Attendees included V. Bracken, Poster Davis, Charles Pylursin, James Ssolt, J. Roscoe Hearing, Mr. Bentley, Mr. Leach, B. Wilcox, Warren TeRpsey, Guy Simmons, and B. Mision.
Funeral services for Guy Brown former Pennsylvania railroad inspector of 50 Marion Street were held at Bracken-Keating chapel. Rev. Perry W. Haines officiated. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with railroad employees assisting. Attending from out of town were Cyrus Walter, Charles Brown, William Jordan, Troyd Jism, Dredows and others from Union City.
The term jocko or jocko originated from the phrase en jeco, a native African name for the chimpanzee. Historians note the shift from a local label to a broader racialized nickname used in colonial contexts.
New York Jan 11 Wall Street resumes gains on favorable market items while skeptics await stronger railroad stock action. Industrial average up about 7 percent from November lows. investors eye armament and defense shares. Major names cited include Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler General Electric General Motors Studebaker US Steel and Westinghouse along with others like Penna RR and Pure Oil.
New York traders report the market absorbed profit taking with firmness in late trading. Volume fell and orders were light while some stocks showed resilience. Analysts noted dullness on retrenchment but buying emerged when profit-taking did not overwhelm selling pressure.
Fireman Frank Ramsey discovered smoke in a basement at his Cleveland home and blamed a blaze for the incident. No injuries reported. smoke alarm and police investigated the scene.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a revolver discharges during a struggle in Cleveland. A teacher named Andrese reportedly exposed the weapon, prompting a failed attempt to restrain it. The bullet struck a man in the left leg amid the turmoil, with witnesses describing a sudden fall and a spill of beer.
Bar gold refers to gold in bar form of a specific weight and fineness used for settling cross border obligations. When a country ships gold as payment it is typically delivered as bar gold rather than coins or bullion.
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