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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1932

Page

6

School retrenchments discussed at meeting

VFW Lieut. A W Thompson post plans a large birthday party to observe the ninth anniversary of the Corty post. A State Armory luncheon at 10 o clock will precede a program of music and entertainment. Around four hundred veterans are expected, with VFW County Council meetings in Gerry that same evening.

Blanonme A. W. Thompson Veterans of Foreign Wars Corty Post Uwe V. F. W. County Council Gerry Jorm Aesrpy V. F. W Oil City Meadville Warren Titusville Bradford Cerry Derry Columbus of City

Winter News Briefs From Union City Area

Diverse local items report Union City and nearby areas including a former Corry blacksmith serving as acting mayor, quarterly financial figures for 1991, nominating petitions deadline in Harrisburg, Anna Case's appearance with Clarence H. Morkay, and various community notes. Also covered are meat production trends, snowbound officials near Varysburg, road delays near Forchester, a Rex theatre weather response, a police murder case in Olean, Gable relatives in Oil City, a grand jury W C workmen’s comp case, storm damage at Spring Creek store, high school debates prep, a lodge gathering, and the Bergman Gospel Team.

Radio Suit 10 Be Heard in May in Government Case

The government seeks dissolution of Radio Corporation of America and associates, with May as the trial target. The amended petition adds National Broadcasting Company, International General Electric, Westinghouse International, and Radio Corporation of America Communications, Inc. The DOJ says private negotiations continue while trial prep proceeds. stock market edges higher amid mixed weather notes and a pending snow forecast.

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Lindbergh Baby Held on Boat, County Detective Says

County Detective Leroy Search argues the Lindbergh child is concealed on a boat near Hopewell. He contends amateurs likely abducted the child and that a boat would be a plausible hiding place, discounting professional involvement. Bracken of New York City visited D. J. Bracken in town before leaving for Oil City.

Lindy Erse Leroy Search Et Henry “Red” Johnson Ilowby Hopewell Lindbergh James Bracken New York City D. J. Bracken Oil City

IP T A Council Leads Public School Retrenchment Meeting

About seventy five parents and taxpayers gathered at Corry High to hear the proposed retrenchment plan for the 183-43 school year. M L Brown outlined curtailment, with cuts including art music health and athletic supervision, closing Fairview, redistributing pupils, and eliminating the school band nurse and summer school. Total items amount to about 13 000 dollars.

Corry P. 7. A. Counncil Board of Education Olin W. Bracke PTA Courell Harry B. Smith M. L. Brown Brown Fairview Concord Washington Teachers” Institute Hie Administration

Plan Maintains Outside Fire Call Policy

City Council last night kept the current policy of answering outside of tonal fire calls. A committee and Fire Chief Andrew Paulson had discussed curtailing out-of-city calls due to road conditions and potential damage to apparatus. The meeting also covered tax collection, school operations, budget items, and state aid. the forum clarified questions on transportation, band instruments, and valuations, with continued support for present procedures.

Gand Mulderick and Nichols Kincaid Andrew Paulaon Hillstrom West Fourth Ward Fairview Paulson Moulderick J. W. Lambing Tendent Dewey Patterson

Corry Women share plans at March club meeting

The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club held a Monday night meeting at the Nichola home. Miss Inex Fitch led discussions on Business Women's Week events from March 10 to 12, poster contests for school pupils, and posters organized by Edith Cool. The club, linked with the PTA and other city clubs, backed a Pioneer Meal drive for the Corry Relief Fund. An Erie club invitation announced a birthday dinner at the Lawrence Hotel on March 17. The evening included music and contests won by Zelma Mulderick and Miss Tnez Fitch. A March 21 card party is planned at Mrs. Ruth Hoenes’s home. Lost moccasin noted. an item for sale listed a 1931 Ford coach.

Corry P.M. Nichola Williams Street Inex Fitch Edith Cool Te City Parent Teachers Association Erie Club Lawrence Hotel Zelma Mulderick Misa Tnez Fitch Harriet Myers Ruth Hoenes North Center Street

Wives Show Readiness To Flaunt Rich Husbands

A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt notes wives eager to display luxury and social status, boasting their husbands success and wealth while seeking to polish their own image through expensive finery.

Cincinnati Enquirer

Saxons’ Exclamations Mentioned in Charleston Daily Mail

The Charleston West Virginia Daily Mail notes a fragmentary claim about ancient Saxons uttering phrases like Ol seal and Sol hub and mentions a guess that Ouchs the first Susan baby originated an indispensable exclamation.

Susan Baby Charleston W. Ya Daily Mail

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