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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1938
Page
5
The name Hilary Means cheerful and is linked to St. Hilary of Poitiers a fourth century bishop and patron against snakes. The text notes Latin Greek and Hebrew as official in ancient Palestine and cites the Holy Land's three current official languages Hebrew Arabic and English.
Local residents share visits and travels from Rochester to Denton and Williamsport. Mrs. Lillian Ward visits relatives in the city while Miss Franced Hoover heads to Sheffield for a mother’s visit. Cassius and Kenneth Paulson seek Coast Guard entrance, and Emilie Buri earns a B A at Westminster. Fire crews respond to a shed fire near the waterworks plant in Olwburne with $100 damage.
At Sealey High School Class Day exercises Monday, the American Legion and W C C T U awarded top essays. Conrad Savakis received the Legion medal for “The Comparative Advantages of American Citizenship.” Alvin Cogan won first and Gertrude Johnson second for “The Drinking Driver.” Burton Dearing, valedictorian, earned a Readers Digest subscription. The program featured Dick Nichols Orchestra with Joanne Mulderick, David Lammers, Wendell Gage, John Sprovers, Theodore Swanson, Dick Nichols, Nick Nichols and Swanson.
Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 o'clock from the late home on Main Street in Columbus for Sam Steaves who died Saturday morning at Corry hospital. Rev. Ray Harris of the United Brethren in Christ church officiated. Interment followed in the David Curtis Cemetery in Columbus with pallbearers Gerald Faulkner Warren Fargo W Carrier and Frank Betts assisting.
A home baking guide outlines Lady Baltimore cake with butter sugar flour and flavoring plus a white coconut frosting. It covers making a two layer cake with coconut filling and a central iced circle for initials or dates, plus a buttercream topping and piping tips.
New York June 7 A brisk stock market rise followed by a retreat as investors weighed Senator Gillette's Iowa primary win and President Roosevelt relief spending plans. Trading showed mixed gains with several leaders up more than two points while others drifted. Pittsburgh wholesale produce also showed varied activity with apples cabbage onions potatoes and dairy and poultry markets noted.
A psychologist in Pearson's London Weekly notes that head narrowness signals tact, charm, and politeness but warns money matters reveal a weakness. Suggested fits include scientific research social service education or church work and advises thrift avoiding borrowing or lending to prevent financial trouble.
The article urges late planners to start now for a successful garden. It notes many vegetables and annuals mature quickly and can be planted through early July. It stresses preparing soil and obtaining seeds promptly for a productive growing season.
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