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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1937
Page
5
Cony Grange No. 55 will hold a business meeting and program in Grange Hall on Saturday. The event opens with singing of Bud and Bloom and Wits Bird, followed by a reading The Stgar Camp, instrumental selections, and a talk by Attorney James Williamson entitled All Should Know. All members are requested by their presence.
Funeral services for Mrs Amanda Jones of Clymer, formerly of the city, were held at Clarence Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer yesterday at 2 PM. Rev. Tvan Humbenger officiated. Interment followed in Clymer with six grandsons George Rockwood Miton Rockwood Harry Schermerhorn Gordon Schermerhorn James Schermerhorn and Charles Schermerhorn as bearers. Relatives and friends from out of town attended.
Local notes list Moe Henry M Keppel and Edward B Hayling among residents traveling to Chicago Rochester and beyond on business. Several families, including Davlings and Chisyott Farmers, journeyed to visit friends, attend funerals, or return home from trips in Jamestown St Petersburg and Sherman.
Corry Brough No 5 announces they will not sponsor the Easter Monday trail and that the usual Easter Monday dinner will be served as usual. The dinner is scheduled for St Edward's on March 29 at 9:80 o'clock with Mrs P G Wood as general chairperson. Arrangements for the Lenten affair were formed at a branch meeting at Mrs Mary Murray's home. The laity plan to solicit patronage for dancing parties in recent years. officers feel it is necessary to abandon them due to lack of support.
Richard Mansfield followed suspect to his home after a rage filled afternoon. At locked door he forced entry finding Brehmer shot and dead with wife and her companion. Sheriff and coroner announced an investigation into the fatal incident set for Thursday.
The Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission awarded a contract for a 160,000 copy tourist folder. Allentown printing firm to publish a map showing major highways and open space for scenic or historic sites. The 14 state parks forest monuments recreation areas and wayside rest spots will be revised and printed on the map faces with additional pictures and readings on the reverse.
Harrisburg dispatch reports a joint legislative committee weighing the feasibility of an all weather highway using the South Penn Railroad corridor from Pottsburgh to Carlisle. The proposal cites a $50,001,000 cost and aims to connect key cities with an all season route.
United Press reports Ellwood City man Coarley A. will be confirmed as Pennsylvania Fish Commissioner pending Senate approval. He will serve a one year term at a salary of about thirty thousand dollars. The post follows prior appointments by Pinchot and marks a shift toward a broader sportsmen and conservationist leadership influence in Harrisburg.
A cryptic snippet describes a man named Weee Cricket offering a reverie tied to Oceanis and a liquid in a cavity as part of a daily publication titled Callers Weekly. The fragmentary text suggests a surreal, symbolic item rather than a straightforward news event.
An eleven-year-old boy named Roy Bat created a stir during a morning gapping expedition near Charen slot as a prize display drew attention. The event showcased a dark, feef quality prize that attracted considerable interest and potential value.
An agricultural conservation committee hosts a county meeting on Monday March 8 at 1800 hours at Christeste Mall. County program leaders and officials will present an overview of the HST agricultural conservation plan and outline ways residents can participate and support the program.
A Corry area obituary notes the death of a former resident. The service is set for the afternoon at 2 o'clock at Weal Lawn cemetery, Gulumbis. The deceased is described as the widow of Charlie Paeber Hin.
New York March 3 United Press reports market activity near year’s best levels with bullish sentiment growing as major troubles appear sidetracked. Strong steel and automotive output boost expectations while unions test the pace. General Motors and Chrysler gain favor with London listings and continued stock popularity.
New York shares surge with broad gains led by United States Steel and railway stocks amid a heavy buying wave sparked by a steel labor accord. Trading volume surpasses 3 million for first time since February as American Can, General Electric, General Motors and other major names hit new highs while utilities lag.
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