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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1937
Page
8
Clymer news notes a flu outbreak causing multiple illnesses and hospital visits. Mrs Bennimore moved to Jamestown hospital, Victor Hotchkis recovered at home, and several locals including Mrs Crowe and Mrs Engle show improvement. The article also lists community events, meetings, and a fire relief concern amid ongoing health worries.
Rev G Verner Brown home secretary of the society in New York City returns to Alliance Church in Alliance for a week of services beginning tomorrow nightly at 7 30 pm except Saturday The pastor previously filled Corry's pulpit and was district superintendent of the eastern district now oversees home work across the United States and Canada All welcome to attend for spiritual blessing.
Police in Pennsylvanis report arrest of Fa Marutawngy, proprietor of Die hb C sa Lome, on a charge connected to BEWIFS la er to minor. Officers of te Pennsylvanis Pequot contrat besrd also involved, with unclear details from the damaged text.
A soil-dwelling bacteria species reportedly consumes iron pipes by moisture and chemicals found in many soils. Researchers at the Chemical Research Station in Teddington describe the bacteria as capable of corroding solid iron based on laboratory observations.
Local notices report a large turnout urged for the Thursday meeting of the Community Ladies Aid at Mrs A U Nithily’s home to pass the afternoon in quilting. The column records numerous visits, guests, and weekend plans among Columbus residents and nearby towns, including Walter Caster’s illness and several social gatherings.
St Edgards Parent Teachers Association held a meeting yesterday to finalize plans for a benefit card party Monday evening at St Ba ward's Hall Beth. 1st with Mrs Leo Rhynard as chairwoman Awards will be given for bridge five hundred and other games plus special prizes The committee will serve a lunch after the entertainment Proceeds fund the school debt expecting a large crowd
A Florida jury found Tamlamat Trail Tours negligent in the fatal bus wreck that killed 17 people when the bus plunged into a drainage canal. Survivor testimony and wreck inspectors backed the verdict while urging stricter highway safety and vehicle maintenance standards.
Tulsa dispatch reports American Petroleum Institute leaders under Astrel J. Byles plan to make proper spacing of all oil wells a priority. A 82-member committee led by George A. Hill Jr. will study well spacing, deemed crucial for conservation and efficiency. The urgency follows 1929 findings on waste from tight spacing and rising drilling costs as prices fall.
Wealth omer John Manigan reported today that there were few communicable disease cases in the city during the past week. He noted the total was below normal for this winter period. There were 20 scarlet fever cases in 14 homes, generally mild. Eight chicken pox and four presumptive cases. Mrs McMahon and daughter Genevieve, and Mrs Lime Striak land of Warren visited Tou Burkhart and went to Union City to see Master Billy Zafiropulos at the Union City hospital.
Services were conducted Friday afternoon for Mrs. Cartle A Button wife of Andrew Burton of 90S Hast Church Street at Bracken-Keating Funeral chapel led by Rev G D Jones of Bethel Tabernage Corry. Interment followed at Pipe Grave cemetery. Survivors include sons Trwen Burl Clyde and Harold Button and grandsons Clifford and Carlyle Button with several relatives and friends attending from out of town.
WRN dated Jan 30 reports county budget details. The LOST Wuliget will be known after Saturday inspection by county commissioners, with Walter Jakier presenting the document. Possible minor changes after approval. tax mills may be affected. County expects about 400 000 from a note and contemplates a domestic service building near the tuberculosis hospital, risking budget balance. Names include Eric, My, and B A Burton family of Jamestown.
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