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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1938
Page
5
A Collier's Weekly writer notes that a rabbit encountering a stoat freezes completely, unable to move, and yields without resistance. The piece contrasts this fear response with other animal behaviors in natural enemies.
Personal mentions record a steady stream of visits and weekend travel. Dr. and Mrs. Bennett host in Meadville. My and Mrs. A V Cochran and Caro Mae join relatives in Tryonville. Erie visitors include Mrs. Harry Maniert and Harmiet, Miss Hazel McKay returns to Erie, and many others travel to Corry, Meadville, Warren, and Pittsburgh for family, work, or medical reasons.
The marriage of Massannette Titus to James Burnison was quietly solemnized Saturday afternoon December 12 at 5 o clock at St Pauls Cathedral in Erie with Rev Dean Blodgett officiating. The couple will reside in Saeger town New York. Burnison is manager of the Brownell Shoe company at Meadville and formerly of Quincy.
Orpha Croscutt of Corry married Charles W. Parkhurst in Panama New York on March 12. Rev J J Hurst officiated, with Miss Winifred Mitchell as a escort and Howard V. Gshawson as best man. The bride, a Cory teacher, is a local school employee.
Hue, the capital of Annam in French Indo China, is described as having three concentric walled wards. The Capital city houses civic life, the Royal city serves the palace area, and the Forbidden Purple city is reserved for the royal family.
Miss Harter Myers resumed her duties in Erie after a brief absence on a Friday. She had been away from Fast Wayne Street, and her return marks a return to normal operations at the local office.
ElmEr C Walzer reports from New York that Myron Co Taylor sent stockholders the 1997 pamphlet report of United States Steel Corp, the last he will sign as chairman. He will resign as chairman at the April annual meeting, to be succeeded by Edw ant & Stettinius Jr, while remaining a director. The report outlines ongoing reorganization, debt reduction, plant consolidations, and capital changes to be voted April 4.
A garbled market bulletin notes U S stocks facing volatility on March 14 in New York with references to Turks, fishermen, and a proverb about escape and risk. The fragment mentions dollar spikes and global financial mood, but lacks clear entities or outcomes.
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