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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1938
Page
7
Readable fragments reference a viewing delay tied to a league and paths to a championship. Numerous numbers and names appear as garbled data, with mentions of Potts and bridges, but essential details are unclear.
Estimates show more than 175000 used cars valued at 60 million dollars sold during National Used Car Exchange Week ending last Saturday. The report notes broad activity across dealers, with lingering spring optimism and a regular city council meeting upcoming.
Erie records rising scarlet fever cases with 15 new infections this week and 38 last week. Lakeview Hospital is at capacity as authorities urge steps to halt spread while schools stay open and parents keep children home.
Reported deadly cyclones sweep the Mississippi Valley with at least 15 killed. A farmer's wife in a demolished farmhouse is critically injured and expected to die. Incidents include a Black woman killed in Birmingham and two men in Alabama towns, with storms ranging from gusts to a tornadic Belleville event.
Harrisburg March 1 The Public Utility Commission adopts more flexible rules for milk truck regulation to protect farmers and the public while ensuring uninterrupted dairy delivery. A cooperative milk association contract with a central carrier allows operation if filed for a permit within 10 days, with 18 days to negotiate a new contract after a final order.
About 7000 high school seniors from 58 counties in Pennsylvania join the Constitution essay contest. Organized by the Pennsylvania Constitution Commemoration Committee, the finals are set for April 23 in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Erie Wilkes Barre Harrisburg and Wilkes Barre with two hours to write on a Constitution related topic.
Alliance Church in Washington and Maple avenue draws large crowds for Rev T H Ritchie evangelistic meetings begun last Sunday. Extra seats were needed as nightly services run 730 with Saturday night exception. Mrs Ritchie introduces musical items while Hazel McKay accompanies on bells and cowbells. Tonight Roy Ritunie speaks on enjoying a full salvation. The racing filly Lady Airlie won a flying handicap at 23 to 4 while running barefoot, never wearing shoes or blinders.
A four year old boy named Charles Yaeger from 718 West Main Street was found after a three hour search by his frantic parents with police help. He had wandered away near Nort Center Street and is reported safe with no injuries.
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