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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1938
Page
5
The readable fragments mention a weekly presentation in a certain area and references to a technical project. Names, dates, and clear facts are missing or garbled, making specifics uncertain. The tone suggests a local notice or internal memo describing planned meetings and installations.
Readable portions hint at a historical note or plea within a damaged OCR page segment. The legible words suggest a discussion of a treasure hoard or event, with references to time and place uncertainly embedded in the garbled text.
Gorey Township notes the death of Ernest Judd aged years with surviving wife Mae Judd and children Mrs. Ry Anderson and Mrs. Clarence Wright among six grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Bricker-Roating chapel with burial at West Spring Creek cemetery. survivors include two sisters and two devin ors.
A stream of visitors and travelers is noted in Erie and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Warner McCray and Miss Paine Swinson visiting for the Pomona Grange meeting, B MacLees and family, Mrs Winifred Sutton heading to Philipsburg for a funeral, and others from Beauford Watertown and Kane visiting or departing for business or work.
Fifteen members of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club traveled to Meadville for a dinner meeting at the First Presbyterian Church. Mary Dennmpit of Latrobe spoke on Legislative Current Events, with Harriet Markhisi of the YWCA chairing. Attendees included Helen Jenifer and Clyde Thompson among others from Erie Union City and surrounding areas. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 in the club rooms of the Hort block.
Harrisburg based Publicity Commission distributes a seven page folder detailing natural wonders near Williamsport Lycoming county. Highlights include Coudersport Ice Mine Harrison State Park Pine Creek Gorge Penns Woods caves Kitchen Creek waterfalls Eagles Mere Lake Makoma and Whirf s End slate park along Loyalsocks Creek. Apply to the Publicity Commission for copies.
Spring stylists remain unsure about hats as Rita Johnson and Betty Furness model varied looks. Rita shows a feathered bright blue bonnet with a bouquet and veil, while Betty wears a nose length veil with sequin flowers and a rose, leaning toward formal dinner wear.
A disruption hits Five bundled Developments as hog quatars halt work over high charges. With contractors idle, city officials weigh enforcement and owners protest diverse fees. The situation mirrors broader cost disputes affecting local districts and service fees.
Mrs August DeMaiuri was elected president of the auxiliary of the Italian American Association at the meeting held last evening. Officers elected include Mrs Homies Ficcariti as vice president, Mrs Alphonse Jackson secretar, Miss Jan Ficcardi treasurer, Miss Mie Jackson chaplain and Miss Rose Jackson conductress.
New York reports mixed tones in the financial district as brokers struggle with red ink and cautious optimism. Steel operations show a seasonal uptick, while market sentiment and government policy remain uncertain about near term recovery.
The New York market rallied late, with many issues gaining after a brief drop spurred by the suspension announcement of the influential firm Richard Whitney & Co. The trading session showed nervousness but ended with noticeable gains across listed stocks including American Candy, Boeing, Chrysler, General Motors, and Woolworth.
A fragment notes using glycerine or salad oil to lubricate food handling. It suggests a practical trick to ease preparation and preserve freshness. The line hints at common household advice from an older era with a casual shopper’s tone.
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