Local Figure Sought Over Brewing Rumors
An unclear note references a local person linked to a brewing rumor. The fragment mentions a Watt and a Penn of Watt with a Root but lacks full details or names.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1938
Page
5
An unclear note references a local person linked to a brewing rumor. The fragment mentions a Watt and a Penn of Watt with a Root but lacks full details or names.
A Col|ler’s Weekly note on sleep death beliefs among primitive tribes cites dreams of warriors meeting enemies in sleep. The piece also recalls Erasmus Smith of Deaf Smith County, Texas, who, despite deafness and failing sight, led scouts in the Texas War for Independence.
Personal mentions report Mrs Beatrice Lehman of Windber Pa visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Carlton Chaffee for a bridal event. Attendees included Mrs Joh Kebler Mrs Albert Mann Mrs Robert Keller and others from North East. Jeanette Skellie to be brides… Several residents, including Mrs HS Halfast and Mrs W Mayer, travel to Columbus and Lorain Ohio. others return from North East and Erie after visits with family and friends.
Lansing Governor Murphy urges Henry Ford to back a minimum annual wage for industrial workers. He argues a daily wage is insufficient and that government should establish a nationwide standard to address rising living costs.
A St Patrick's Day dinner hosted by the Concord School PTA drew about 400 attendees. The event featured shamrock-decorated tables, an UW Baptist church orchestra directed by Hugh Mosher, and a program that engaged the crowd. Duties were led by chairmen Mrs. Lynn Campbell, Mrs. Wickmire, and Mrs. Tracy Whitehead for general, lining room, and ticket sales respectively.
Clarence Commandery No. 61 Knights Templar held its regular meeting after a Ladies Auxiliary dinner. Lawrence Davison was elected commander for the coming year, with Clifton Howard, Orrin Hiljoung, Wilson Edwards, Frank T. Babbitt named officers and Wallace Young Ernest L. Morrow B J Levis as trustees. Installations set for Warren April 23. Card party planned for March 29. reservations due March 26.
Continued from Page Ones heavy forces of tanks and motorized equipment moved toward Europe amid rail and road rumors. Informed sources noted westbound roads toward Vienna from Bavaria jammed. Officials chart Britain’s stance in crisis with Parliament debating a united foreign policy front and possible mutual defense pact with France if Czechoslovakia is attacked. Britain may press Italy to withdraw troops from Spain.
A Franklin PA mother recounts her infant’s severe distress from feeding and credits a midwife and World’s Tonic with cleansing her system and restoring the baby’s health. She says the tonic enabled a return to breastfeeding and rapid improvement in the child’s weight, digestion, and comfort. It is advertised as herbal and sold at local drug stores.
New York March 16. Market watchers see little risk of imminent war after Hitler Austria coup with a cautious European outlook. Whitney trial dominates headlines as Richan Whitney and partner face bankruptcies and indictments. market nerves mix with easing French franc fears and varied domestic brightness. Also reports on American corporations and a long lost knife found in Hinsdale Montana.
Traders in New York sold stocks heavily amid European concerns. The railroad index hit a new low since 1933 as volume surged and tickers paused for minutes during the selloff.
The piece lists sixteen harbors with Kingston Port Morant Old Harbour Montego Bay Falmouth St Ann's Bay Port Maria and Port Antonio among the chief harbors in Jamaica’s British West Indies. It highlights Jamaica’s coastal towns as key harbor sites.
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