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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1938
Page
8
A New York education feature explores how schools teach dental hygiene. The piece highlights classroom activities, student engagement, and the role of teachers and health officials in promoting oral care. It notes practical demonstrations and the integration of hygiene habits into daily routines.
Thomas A Logue 44 year old Philadelphia lawyer and World War II veteran seeks re election as Secretary of Internal Affairs on the Democratic ticket. He has served as Philadelphia registration commissioner 1927 31 chaired the city committee 1928 32 and was a 1932 Democratic national convention delegate. He was born September 17 1892 in Philadelphia and is married to Gertrude Zane with four children.
Westminster Garden Club hosts the fifth annual Garden Club Institute with Pedenaigi Garden Club Erie county and State College Extension on Tuesday March 22 at 10:40 AM at the First Unitarian Church. Lectures cover plant diseases rose care and ornamental horticulture with an illustrated lecture by Mrs W M Kreider. Luncheon at 12:40 by Lilies Alliance. Reservations urged via Mrs Merman Stahl Drive R D 1 Drie Pa.
Fifty new measles cases were logged in the last 24 hours. The report also notes a new chicken fox case in a separate locality and includes a long list of named residents in a health official update. A Melbourne item recounts a 1000 dollar gold bar found by Vivian Rose in Ballarat East, likely buried after a robbery 50 years ago.
The word robot was first used by Karel Capek in his play R. U. R. to describe a mechanical man. The term later spread to describe automated workers and machines in industry and science fiction.
Rumor places two Democratic candidates for Congress at large as possible contenders though no nomination petitions were filed yet. Br Felix Shubert and Manuel Caninavo, former rival in local contests, are reported considering campaigns. Republicans run a quiet registration push as party leaders plan county committee discussions and a Polish division chair is appointed.
The Concord P T A is organizing a baked luncheon dinner at Orncord school on Tuesday evening March 15. Mrs Ikyna Campbell is general chairman and Mrs Irash heads the dining room. Tickets are sold to pupils and teachers and a large turnout is expected.
Alfred Kilner, a farmer, credits so many grasshoppers passing through his land for providing the best turkey feed he has ever had. He says the hoppers have routed through his area and transformed feed prospects.
County commissioners in March County hold action on numerous hospital bills as they seek tighter controls on purchases. Chairman Flatley and Mrs. Schiavaty questioned items including dance tickets and mats at the tuberculosis hospital entrances.
Corryney plan to attend the Grand Query at Cleveland Public auditorium presented by the Metropolitan Opera House. The week of April 4 features operas including La Traviata Tristan und Isolde Cavalleria Rusticana The Bat Pagliacci Rigoletto Tannhauser The Bartered Bride La Boheme and Aida with tickets on sale March 11 at Union Trust Bank and the Metropolitan Opera Office in Cleveland.
Chief Highway Engineer Samuel W Marshall urged businesses to contact the department before placing advertising or directional signs on state highways. He noted thousands of illegal signs are removed yearly and warned that signs within the right of way must conform to standards or be removed. Regulations will be explained at district offices.
A deceased man won a $30 prize at the Frankford theater. The audience agreed the winnings should go to his widow. The decision was publicly supported by attendees and theater officials.
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