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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1938
Page
5
The article outlines a methodical approach to quality control in manufacturing, emphasizing consistent procedures, error reduction, and safety measures. It explains standardized steps, checks, and documentation to ensure products meet specifications and minimize defects.
Partial OCR text references a past case and payments before a March deadline. Names, dates, and specifics are unreadable.
The article defines yellow dog in labor history as a demand not to join a union, notes yellow dog money as wildest currency, and mentions a yellow dog fund tied to bribery. It then explains Wild Cabbage origin and long cultivation in North Africa and Europe, with Greek and Roman gardens and American varieties tracing to northern Europe.
Mira Albre returns to Olean after visiting relatives in Meyl and surrounding towns. F L Keister travels to Galeton Pa to spend time with Roy Keister and family. Mrs Richard Powers leaves for Toledo Ohio for a week with sister Mrs Walter Plummer. Robert Brynolson and son Paul visit Hine with Mrs Brynolson returning from illness. Mrs A D Colegrove seeks rheumatic relief at Clifton Springs. Frank Speery a Erie business visitor. Mrs Walter Babcock in Union City visiting sister Mrs Paul Carr. Kingsley DeRosa from Philadelphia to visit parents Warren and Mayle DeRosa. Mrs Leslie Howard travels from Akron to Spring Creek after death of mother-in-law Mrs Frank Howard. Mrs Ray Perkins of Wirestock visits Kane to see Dr Blair Moaser. W A Redmond leaves for Washington and Baltimore for several days. Mrs Raymond Walters visits North Center Street friends in Clymer. S J Irvine travels to Washington DC and Baltimore for business, away until late January. Minnia Faulkner and Maxine Fernbeckenka visit North Werren to see Wicked relatives. T P Willdam returns from Miami FLA after weeks away with family remaining for extended visit. Mr and Mrs W S Mov return from York PA after death of former father Edward Moul.
Ambrose W. Alcorn died today at 12 30 pm in his home at Corry following a month long illness. Born March 13 1867 in Titusville he lived in the area sixteen years and attended Spencer Community Church. Survived by wife Mintia two daughters Mrs Glen Hosker Edinboro and Mrs Charles Warner Waterford two brothers Will of Lander Pa and Dale Titusville two sisters Mrs Myrtle Gleason Jamestown and Mrs C C Clark Bakersfield Calif Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Mrs Bertha Howard of Bear Lake RD 1 died yesterday afternoon after a long illness at her home. Born July 6 1902 in Columbus Township she lived in the area her entire life. Survived by husband Piarrie B Howard a daughter Mrs Weston Taylor of Spring Creek a son Lestie Blower of Akron Ohio two grandchildren her parents Mr and Mrs George Richards of Gar yan two sisters Mrs Ralph Morris of Garland and Mrs born Kat of Chicago one brother Harry Pathards of Garland. Body to be moved to the state home Tuesday for funeral services Friday at 2 PM at the late home with interment in David Curtis Cemetery Columbus.
The piece notes that ski jumping was introduced to Americans in 1887 by Mikkel Herm mestvedt, then a Norwegian champion, and his brother Torjus. They toured cities in Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan with exhibitions that spurred ski clubs wherever they visited.
Harsh pills and purgatives overstimulate the intestines and weaken them causing constipation. A gentler approach uses fiber rich foods like All-Bran to absorb moisture soften stool and aid elimination. Kellogg’s All-Bran promotes bowel health alongside ample water intake. Manufactured by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Funeral services for Fred Bennett were held at Bragken-Kent- ing tuners chapel with Rev. A Hott officiating. Interment was in Clymer Cemetery. Attending were Aero Supply workers and many relatives from Sugar Grove Jamestown and Westfield New York.
Funeral services for Mrs Rhoda F Brooks of Duane Street were held Tuesday at 2 pm at Davison Funeral Home with Rev Gilbert T Boyd officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Assisting pallbearers included Charles Amy C M McEldowney Henry Group Orlie Jones William Westley and D M Davison. Mrs John Mars of Buffalo attended from out of town due to her sister’s critical condition.
Death claimed Mrs. Doris Bigler at 1 30 PM in Corry hospital. Widow of John A. Bigler she lived with grand-nephew T B Matteson in Exist Wayne street since November. Survived by son Ray Bigler of Trafford granddaughter Vivian Strange of Johnstown granddaughter Mrs M L Gordon of New Britain Conn granddaughter Mrs Twian O Hara of Pittsburgh and five nephews Carl D Way of Corry L A Matteson of Spring Creek. Body taken to Bracken Keating Fineral home for burial preparations.
The drive targets speeding violators with new rules. Drivers exceeding 50 mph risk a 90 day loss of privileges upon conviction. Speeder courts are set to prosecute offenders. Authorities note 2600 traffic deaths nationwide in 1987. Local anecdotes reference Barton Health's departure for a western city.
The Clarence Commandery No 1 held a regular meeting with a dinner for 35 masons and families and one guest, Leia Vinrrassil, served by Abe Lawles Ay and Mrs Dsein Aistbaugh. A program led by Mr Hittin featured songs and readings by Mr Van tassel, Frank T Babbitt, and J Rose Dearing, followed by singing. The seventh annual meeting of the Pennsylvania federation of portamen's child will be held in Harrishing in February in the house cartelis room.
United Press notes two market readings in recent days. Traders weigh Washington hints on possible general steel price cuts and other materials while concern grows over wage policy and demand. Ward's Reports suggests a government scrape and subsidy to curb used car stock, generating scrap iron and metals for future production.
U S stocks fell to near January lows with railroad issues under liquidation amid Erie Railroad reorganization and bank law uncertainties. Several heavyweights including General Electric and Westinghouse posted declines while others showed fractional losses and limited gains across the market.
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