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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1938
Page
5
A fragmented line reads like a garbled memory of a scene with motion and color. It hints at a person named Bown and a reference to flowers and watchers, but the meaning remains unclear amid the OCR garble.
Rev. R H Eggleston of Port Allegany and Corry ties attends a two day United Brethren conference in Christchurch. Erie visitors, family and friends are noted across multiple households, including Mrs. Clarence Moore and daughter, Mrs. J Graham, Mrs. Gertrude Allen, and others, with travel to Cleveland and Erie for events and visits.
Democrat nominee declared he would not withdraw from the gubernatorial race after being chosen by the Democratic state committee. He stated that accepting the committee's designation made him irrevocably a candidate and that no individual or group could betray the public trust or compel withdrawal.
Wire preservers finger marks on chain backs and woodwork around doors show sloppy housekeeping. Clean daily with cloth and snapsuds to wipe away dirt near electric light push buttons, part of daily cleaning routine.
Sheriff Deegan supervised the public flogging of Clyde Miller for wife beating in Baltimore city jail. Miller received twenty lashes with the cat o nine tails, his body torn red while he cried out under the judge’s sentence. Mrs. Miller attended as promised, marking the revival of the colonial era whipping post after seven years.
In London on March 1 American, British and French naval experts discussed the possible need to build super battleships and cruisers beyond 37 000 tons and 8 000 tons respectively. The informal talks at the Foreign Office could signal a new phase in naval construction and large expenditures, potentially breaking the 1936 treaty limits if national security requires.
Harrisburg March 1 Final approval of a federal grant for the South Penn highway from Pittsburgh to Harrisburg was expected soon by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission after the Works Progress Administration approved the project as relief labor. Gov George Earle announced that WPA had approved the highway and that the commission awaited a reply from Reconstruction Finance Chairman Jesse Jones on a $5,000,000 work capital request.
A College Woman's Club play directed by Mrs. Frank Graft entertained 31 members and two guests at Epistol parish hall last evening. Cast included Ethel the cloak room girl and Jean O'Malley, with Miss Ina Austin presiding. Awards at contract bridge went to Mrs. Frank Howe and Miss Mildred Tillotson. The group planned a March 28 meeting at 221 South Center Street. Week's concert netted the Corry Band 197.70, with total receipts around 1000?
Miss Mildred Briscuit of Corry and Rice Cross of Ripley wed Saturday evening February 26 at Ripley. Attendants Miss Mary Belluze and Donald Tate. The couple reside at 378 West Church Street. Mrs. Cross works for Aero Supply. Mr. Cross at International Harvester in Brie.
February meeting of the Corry Junior Welfare League was a spaghetti dinner at Marty's with about fifteen members present. Mrs Anthony J Joy received dishes from Miss Ellen McEvoy. Ruth Powers is chairing arrangements for a Sale at the Gift Shop on March 12.
Elmer C Walzer surveys traders profiting from bets on a future market upturn. Analysts highlight favored sectors and copper, noting housing programs may lift long term prospects. International Statistical Bureau and listed copper and metal stocks are analyzed for potential gains amid a cautious outlook.
Markets were dull and narrow moving with the industrial average rising a point. Bonds held steady as governments reached new highs. Key names in the list include American Can American Smelters American Telephono and T V Anaconda and others across energy auto steel and utilities.
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