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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1932
Page
8
The Corry Hospital faces a serious financial strain as revenue falls and free care rises. The board explains endowment limits, rising costs, and the community duty to fund medical charity while detailing patient mix, cost components, and the year’s losses.
Warren March 11 Supervisors of Pleasant township petition the center for permission to reduce the tax levy from 20 to 16 mills. Sheffield township will cut its levy by two mills after years at ten mills. Road closures and state takeover cut maintenance needs and allow a smaller levy, with eight mills planned for the coming year.
The latest report notes the town of Sciota enduring harsh winter weather with roads nearly impassable for three days. Local updates include church services, neighborhood visits, patients and illness, and residents making minor property improvements.
Chicago March 12. Seven police and several demonstrators were injured as about 250 people gathered in Humboldt Park to demand immediate cash dole payments and were blocked by 120 police.
A 1922 United Press radio schedule lists performances and hosts for New York stations. New York Philharmonia Orchestra at WEAF 3:00 pm, George Jessel on NBC at 8:00 pm, Jessel at 8:10 pm on NBC, Revelers at WHARF 7:25 pm, and a Variety show at WABC 10:00 pm.
Public: Governor Pinchot approves paving of the General Kane highway segments from McKinley Station to Elk county line and from Pigeon Forest county to Forest Hill line under federal aid. Elk and Forest counties will see unimproved portions paved this season. Road expected to be 18 feet wide and concrete, with weather conditions delaying start on the final two segments.
A long narrative fragment shows Arlene and Bruce debating Lois’s fidelity and a plan to attend a Wednesday night outing. The scene includes payments for an apartment, social pressures, and a tense choice about whether to reveal Lois’s infidelity. The pace focuses on personal drama and relationships.
Spring Creek March 12 social plans anchor a week of community activity. Residents attend events at Abbott's Dairies, St Patrick's Day celebrations, bridge club gatherings, and a Ladies Aid St Patrick's social scheduled for Friday night. Social life centers on Parsonage to Corry visits, family updates, and a repair after a wind storm injures a storefront window.
The Chi Omega Sorority house at Westminster College in New Wilmington was destroyed by fire today with an estimated loss of 10,100 dollars. The students escaped in night clothing as twenty-one others had already left for classes. the blaze was attributed to an overheated furnace. The house was owned by Mrs. Eva Prattie of New Wilmington and leased to the sorority.
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