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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1937
Page
9
Farmers report a bumper hay crop with rapid harvesting last week. General crop conditions are favorable though lowland corn suffered from damp ground and worm damage. Oats and potatoes progress well. weather favors rapid growth, and fruit prospects in northwestern Pennsylvania look bright.
July 2 the Department of Justice advised the Department of Public Instruction that a real estate auctioneer must possess five real estate broker’s credentials before buying or selling real estate in any capacity. The act defines real estate broker to include all persons who sell exchange purchase rent or negotiate such transactions for a fee or salary. It also includes anyone employed by owners to sell real estate on any compensation basis.
Corry native Chief Petty Officer Prederick W. Parkhurst sails with three Naval squadrons from San Diego to Seattle and on to Sitka and Kodiak Alaska aboard the U S S Langley. He is son of Charles Parnhirst of this city and was previously stationed in Honolulu Hawaii awaiting orders.
Corral Carlson at Corry substation announces extended patrols across all strict highways during the holiday period. Officers on four hour shifts will enforce all motor code provisions and arrest speeders over 50 mph. Vigilance for fireworks tossers expected in areas with fireworks sales. Participants urged caution to minimize accidents as leaves are canceled.
Corry residents prepare for a quiet Fourth with few outside attractions. Warren and Cleveland Expo draw locals for celebration while nearby towns like Findley and Niagara Falls attract visitors. Businesses suspend Monday for Independence Day. other towns maintain regular schedules.
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture reports a new erosion map highlighting severe sheet and gully erosion along the state's southwestern border and extensive moderate erosion across major farming regions. It notes serious local erosion throughout much of Pennsylvania, with exceptions in heavily forested and undeveloped northern central areas.
The Post Office will observe special hours on Monday July 6 1937. Windows open 9 am to 1 pm, evening hours for stamp general delivery and parcel post windows only from 7 to 9 pm. Mail will be dispatched, received and distributed as an ordinary day. City and rural carriers not required to serve routes on holiday.
Harrisburg July 2 Dr Lea ter I Ade superintendent of public instruction and member of the Territorial Committee on the Horace Mann Centennial said today that Pennsylvania holds special interest in the July 1 observance and anniversary of Mann's ascent to state education secretary He noted his birth in Pennsylvania and his advocacy of policies underlying today s education program making the anniversary meaningful to all citizens and school folk alike
Local Carter Hill cooking club draws many attendees for a Sunday supper event. Among those visiting were Mr and Mrs Whmer Birth, Mrs Blice Salsberg, Miss June Botverball, and Miss Elsie Lindberg, with numerous guests and family members noted throughout the gathering. One hundred fifty attended a reception for the marriage of Michael Elchinski to Regina Selakoski of Erie, held Saturday night at the Holy Trinity Church, followed by a party at the Elchinski home on Carter Hill. Guests from nearby areas included Erie and Cleveland region residents. plans for future visits and congratulations were exchanged during the evening.
Alaska mineral production in 1986 reached 3.5 million dollars with total mineral value about 15.94 million in 1936 dollars, while gold 28.493 million, silver 368 thousand, copper 8.74 million, lead 409.5 thousand, zinc and other metals contributing. The Geologic Survey notes route of minerals produced since 1880 yields 722,222 times price paid and compares to 1887 figures.
A 16 year old student Mabel J. Smith showcases carved Ling shell replicas of clams in Florida. The piece notes growing interest in shell carving among high school youths and hints at broader cultural shifts as boxing star Joe Louis dominates the sport, sparking talk of new national trends.
The article notes few immigrants receive permits to enter the United States, leading to scarce scenes like the vintage image. A ship nears New York, entering the bay and Hudson River, breaching the 1030-27 quota by one day, highlighting favorable trade outlooks and tighter immigration.
United Press reports in New York on July 2 that 1929 era consumer goods lines show peak power with heavy industry output, but strikes and rising costs weighed on production. Electrical and automobile sectors hit records in 1927–29, yet 1938 comparisons show softer gains amid price pressures and wage-driven shifts in demand.
Miss Charlotte T. Niven, a long time European resident and World Y W. S executive, argues youth education for peace is the greatest path to world peace. She notes 15 years of youth conferences and education in Europe build demand for peace despite armament dangers and political tensions.
Harrisburg July 2 the Poultry Standardization plan rules for the next program year were issued by the Bureau of Markets Department of Agriculture copies obtainable on application at the Bureau of Markets Sixth Office Building Harrisburg PA
Secretary of Agriculture Hans S. French announced that the surplus commodities administration says the surplus corporation has purchased 1 621 550 pounds of surplus dry skim milk from three manufacturers who buy large quantities of Pennsylvania milk.
Dr. James H. West, chief Scout executive, holds complete charge of the thousands of Boy Scouts gathered in Washington for the annual jamboree. More than 25,000 Scouts participate in the rally.
Dr L B Roberts of Arkangas College reports discovery of a metallic petrified wood form. The specimen was recognized by the Piel Museum of Natural History in Chicago, marking a notable scientific find.
Daily embarrassment from pimples rash or facial blemish prompts a remedy. Wash affected skin with San Cure Soap then apply eight layers of San Cure Ointment nightly for five days. Druggists sell these soothing products with a money back guarantee. San Cure Ointment cools cleanses comforts and smooths the skin. Soap price 25 cents. Ointment 50 cents to 1.25 dollars.
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