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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1938
Page
3
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Local education board meets as eighth grade plans clear
Regular meeting of the Board of Education is held this evening to close the 1937-38 term and discuss eighth grade promotion exercises at St. Middlelandsacoo. Kenneth Graham aids police in recovering stolen automobile accessories missed after a trip to Bear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
St. Midilandsacoo
B.o'clock
Kenneth Graham
Bear Lake
Legion Rally Draws Hundreds of Veterans to Corry
Hundreds of Legionnaires and wives from northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York attended Corry Post 365 eighth annual rally. The event featured visiting drum corps, a city park program, dancing at the State Armory, and remarks by State Commander William F. Smith and Auxiliary President Mrs Homer. Local officials and veterans highlighted anti radicalism and patriotism, with a dinner at Hotel Lorry and a moving parade through downtown Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Punxsutawney
C. V. Homer
Corry Post
Pennsylvania
New York
Hlmer C. Jarrier Post
Corry
State Armory
William F. Smith
Punxsuawney
Pentsylvania
Greenville
The
Legion Auxiliary
Carrie Stein
Meadville
Henry Brown
Erie County Command
Floyd Owens
Andfre
Jess Liuliante
Erie
Ind Wes
Charles Anderson
Legere
Tate
Chautana County Ladies Auxiliary
Mayville
Craw‘d
L. Beall
Titusville
W.S. Houghton
112Th Infantry
American Legion
American Legion Commandaq
Erle
Crawford County
Dunkirk
North East Legionnaires
North Fast
Charles N. Stafard
Archie Wi Chomson
Sons of the American Legion
Smith
Homey
Lloyd Stowe
Legion
Hepler
R Lawrence Davison
Golden Rule Club
A. P. Sturrock
Waterford
Coury
Trier Crawford
Homer
United States
Summer School at Edinboro to Open June 20
Edinboro State Teachers' College will start the regular summer session on Monday June 20. The first six week session runs until July 30 with an eight week session starting August 1. The program includes new courses and visiting instructors, plus a broad leisure and lecture lineup open to the public.
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Holmmore State Teachers’ College
State Teachers’ College
Edinboro
Linboro
Lective
Bruno Rose Hi
Thalian
Carvaesh Wells
Mexico
Gerald Wendt
The
American Institute
New York
le Petit Ballet Russa
Theis
Miss Nora Mooney Dies at Home in Erie
Word reached Corry of the death Sunday of Miss Nora Mooney formerly of Corry and Erie resident. Funeral services are set at Quinn funeral home 123 East Fourth Street Wednesday morning at 8:30 with Requiem High Mass at St Peter's Cathedral at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Mooney
Erie
Corry
Miss Money
Quinn
East Fourth Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
New Red Cross Chairman Norman H. Davis Assumes Lead
Norman H. Davis takes active direction of the American Red Cross from Washington with headquarters in the capital. Doyle becomes Roosevelt’s chairman after Admiral Cary T. Grayson’s death, bringing forty years as a US special ambassador to international conferences on world peace and disarmament. Davis, Tennessee native, formerly banked in Cuba and WWI public service, recently bought an historic Alexandria residence.
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Norman H. Davis
Wilson
Hoover
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Cuba
New York
Re Cross
Alexandria
Virginia
Potomac
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Work
United Spanials War Veterans
Eternal Light Police
Meshley
U. S. Army ‘Air Corpa
United States Army
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania State Commission
John
Ricw
Chiireian Oman
Henry W. A. Haoron
McLean
Channon
Keke Hos
Gerald P. O'Neill
Wilt D. Hall
C. Mather How
Corry Girls Married Saturday in Sherman Church
Mr and Mrs Harold Sorenson of 70 Ridge Street announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Mae to Raymond Wallace son of Mrs and Mrs LaVerne Wallace of Sherman NY A Saturday ceremony at 9 oclock at the Community church of Sherman with Rev H Poland officiating The bride wore satin with white accessories and a bouquet of pink roses The bridal party included sister Miss Jella Sorenson as maid of honor and Gilbert Sorenson as best man A Teabel Suinner program featured Lohengrin Wagner and Mendelssohn The couple hosted a wedding dinner then left for a weeklong trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sorenson
Ridge Street
Dorothy Mae
Raymond Wallace
LaVerne Wallace
Sherman
N.Y
Jella Sorenson
Gilbert Sorenson
Teabel Suinner
Wagner
Lange
Mrs. Wallach
Folklore Myths On Stars Across Cultures And Ages
A compact survey notes diverse beliefs about stars as divine signs and eyes of angels. It cites German and English folklore suggesting stars as godly marks and children at rest, reflecting age old views on celestial bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Route 6 gets another major improvement on Roosevelt highway
The Roosevelt highway between Peter Koll New York and Shrub Date has just been upgraded to a modern concrete road. The improvement, part of years of work along the coast-to-coast route, boosts condition and scenery while avoiding major cities. Maps of the Roosevelt highway and its attractions are available free from the Bear Mountain Bridge office in New York City.
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Roble UW
Peterkoll
New York
Shrub
New York State
Yom
Provincetown
Bass
Los Angeles
Bear Mountain Bridge
Broulway
New Yok City
Infant Richard LeRoy Poster Dies at Six Weeks
Infant Richard LeRoy Poster six weeks old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foster of Try R. D. 2, died at home. Born April 27, 1988, he is survived by eight brothers, Walter Jr. and others, a sister Betty May, grandparents Walter Foster Sr. and Mrs. Bertha Spoon. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 PM at Bracken-Keating funeral chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard LeRoy
Walter Foster
Try
Richard
Walter, Jr
Betty May
Mors
Rdiwerd Foster
Bertha Spoon
Saegertown
Bracken-Keating Funeral Chapel
Bats Sleep Upside Down For Restful Nights
A bat seeks sturdy roosts and sleeps headfirst upside down, sometimes in a cave on its back. Claws grip securely until waking. Owls remain its principal threat in the night.
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