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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
3
A garbled Union City and Corry area bulletin reports a high school assistant principal in critical condition, plus bids for highway projects in Brie City and a state tax or fee dispute. The piece also notes union town assignments, a brigadier general nomination, and various local legal notices and arrests.
The Board of Education approved multiple improvements to Washington street school grounds after PTA input. Actions include removing a large front tree, transplanting three small trees, planting shrubbery, leveling a rear playground trap and lawn filling, installing a flag pole, repairing front steps and entrance, and improving back steps. Interior remodels are complete. Additional measures cover sidewalk construction to Fairview, fire escape removal, a new telephone in the vocational building, sidewall repairs, a new lighting system, and a safety stop for balls near the Junior High Athletic Field.
The twenty first annual Whaley family reunion occurred Saturday at the Don Whaley summer cottage on Canandaigua Lake. Fifty relatives and friends shared a noon picnic, followed by a business meeting led by Hugh Whaley. Officers for 1938 were elected. Will Bemis and Charles Wasley contributed a history tracing the family from 1839 to the present. Ice cream and cake were served at 2 pm, with a day of visiting and lake attractions to end. Relatives traveled from St. Catharines Ontario Portland Westfield Brookville Youngsville Spring Creek West Spring Creek and Corry.
Ted Yarosz and trainer Ray Arcel are en route from New Jersey to Pittsburgh for the middleweight title bout with Billy Conn at Forbes Field tomorrow night. Conn, the local favorite, will stage light workouts at his camp today as Yarosz prepares for the clash. Also notes Sydney railways plan streamlined service with a $900,000 steel train between Albury and Melbourne over two days.
Suurtana and typing classes under the Adult Education program will be held at the Corry Public Library during the summer. Typing runs 9 to 12 daily Monday through Thursday while shorthand is Wednesday afternoon from 1 to 4 with an advanced session 2:30 to 4. New sessions start July 6 and are free for two months. For details call the library or Miss Margaret Wolford.
Scranton Pa June 20 Cal Lews Arthur Watres 86 former lieutenant governor state senator and newspaper publisher died after brief illness Services will be at his late home Thursday Burial in Dunmore cemetery He edited the Scranton Republican later the Scranton Tribune and the paper was sold in 1934
The secretary announced mailed UC forms for April to June to about 200,000 Pennsylvania employers. Returns of individual earnings and total payrolls are due by July 31, with monthly contributions starting July. Quarterly UC forms UC-2 UC-2a UC-2s will continue. delinquent payments incur a 1 percent charge.
The joint session of Waterford Corry and North East Granges held at North Past Pa featured Clover Lear Grange hosting and Twenty four members attending. Waterford Grange arranged the program and North East conferred the fourth degree on twelve candidates, with graceful degree work. Tea, cream and cake were served at the close.
Mr and Mrs denn Long of 361 Marion street celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary Monday June 28 with 43 relatives attending at West Church street home. Roy William Suman officiated and guests enjoyed music, a wedding cake and ice cream. The Longs have lived in Corry for many years. Mr Long born September 14, 1804 and Mrs Long February 26, 1808. Children Merle Lucy and Dallas Long survive along with out-of-town relatives.
Mayville court records show Mason Carlson of Asaville was sentenced to two and a half to five years on each of fourteen counts of grand larceny second degree. The judge suspended twelve indictments. sentences run consecutively, totaling about ten years with at least three and a half years in Bedford Hills for women. The misappropriations amount to around $2,000 from James Town General Hospital, covering May 24, 1994, and April 8, 1983.
In Harrisburg June, Highway Secretary Warren Vin Dyke dismissed Seth Bloom of Pike township and others after a state police probe into the Warren district gravel scandal. Temple, the department’s chief engineer, and Temple’s associate were also removed from state service by order of Governor Earle. District 2 includes Clearfield, Jefferson, Clinton, Cameron, Wayne, McKean, and Potter counties.
The text presents a fragmented praise call about truth and homage, with unclear context or identifiable people or organizations. It reads like a solitary motto or slogan without concrete events, dates, or locations to anchor a news item. No verifiable entities or actions are discernible for factual reporting.
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