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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1938
Page
3
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Dempsey and Entur gifts at a party in a city setting, with references to Mrs Payit and Barwol and a home scene. The readable facts are limited, but indicate a social gathering with gift exchanges in an urban residence.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions John Stazyk and a Nest related term with unclear context. The text includes stray words like five call ly today and pooled. No coherent event or identifiable entities beyond these names.
A Regulus City Council meeting is noted for Sunday evening with a monthly dinner of the Nia Golden Baile Old Monday at Cobb’s Gémera. Harold N. Fust, 65, longtime Mason and Pennsylvanian grand secretary, died suddenly Friday of a heart attack in Mount Pocono, a Philadelphia resident and prominent Masonic member.
Summary from 1937 market outlook notes rising factory orders and consumer demand signaling a likely upturn. Industrial activity accelerates as inventories rebalance and production rises, with optimism tied to improved rail traffic and power output. Prices and wages show cautious gains amid ongoing business confidence and advertising demand for upcoming quarters.
In Warrison on July 80 18 year old Vernier Daugharthy son of Mrs and Moo Daugharthy of Rupe sell drowned during a pool incident between Russell and Lander. His head struck Roy Whitford during a dive and he failed to surface. Lifesaving efforts including inhalator use by the Warrenton department were unsuccessful.
In a shake up, Cary Tiffany and Tiffany’s ally Thomas Lawrence face transfers as George McLean drops from assistant supervisor to teacher. Rumors of firings swirl while WPA officials confirm Lawrence’s move and hint Tiffany’s status remains unclear amid campaign connections.
Partial operation at the Girard tannery resumed Friday after picket clashes near the plant. An exchange during a labor conference led to a plan for a Monday meeting to settle differences. Sheriff and deputies maintained order amid the morning disruption as workers and union organizers faced off.
Pity for the commemoration on August 1 marks the 175th anniversary of the Battle of Bushy Run. Dr. Lester K. Ade announces final planning with the state historical mission and the Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Societies sponsoring. Event set at Bushy Run State Park site of the historic engagement, August 1 to 6.
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