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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1938
Page
5
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A compact note records Irish practice of extending the arms in prayer as private devotion and penance. It also mentions a long-standing Swiss No Man's Land a triangular patch set aside over a century ago as refuge for wayfarers without charity, reflecting historical oddities in religious and social customs.
Personal mentions from Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge members in this city attend a meeting in Erie with grand lodge officers as guests. Local residents report arrivals from Pittsburgh Jamestown Akron and Meadville for weekend visits and brief Erie business.
A recital featuring pupils of Mrs Clarene E Shoop was held last evening in the First Methodist church parlor. Parents and friends attended as students from various music levels performed pieces representative of their grade, with each group presenting its musical style. Participants included Robert Stowe Robert Parsons Gertrude Johnson Phyllis Lindstey Martha Hulberg Gena Parsons Doris Bergman Martha McIntyre Bisemay Edward Dewey Mary Rebeca Cogan Charles Bughee Carl Cox Donald Cox John Blatt Jr Janet Stowe Merrily Brooks.
James Turck 71 of North Clymer New York died Friday at 4:00 pm in Cory Hospital after three days as a patient. He resided with son Ernest at North Clymer and had been in poor health for several days. Funeral arrangements will be held Monday at 1 o'clock at the Spiteer Funeral Home in Slyiner, Illinois.
A claim states human tears act as an antiseptic even when diluted extensively, suggesting tears destroy airborne microbes. The assertion references widespread destruction of microbes in air, raising questions about scientific backing and practical use.
February saw 16,251 Old Age claims certified for payment under the Social Security act in Erie district. Total Pennsylvania claims certified reached 11,667 in February, with district coverage including Crawford, Warren, and Potter counties. The district’s February payments totaled $585,159, and statewide totals rose to about $2.58 million by February end.
Spring Creek PTA will hold its March meeting at the schoolhouse on Tuesday evening March 22 at 8 oclock. Assistant County Superintendent HL Blair of Wayne will preside. A large attendance is desired and refreshments will be served.
A new photo shows Baron Ra ven Erik Angus Barnekow, aviation enthusiast, engaged to wed Kay Francis, the high earners Hollywood screen actress. No wedding date has been set.
Elmer C Walzer reports the stock market started weak and finished in a rout, with all major indices hitting new lows for the year. Railroads led declines as the Dow Jones rails average dropped to a fresh low, while industrials and utilities also touched new yearly lows amid fears of war and uncertainty over freight-rate policy.
United Press reports New York markets climbed across a wide front today after three days of declines that pushed stocks to their lowest levels since May 1985. Gains followed easing of overseas tensions, notably in the Polish-Lithuanian region, with numerous issues like General Motors and Bethlehem Steel showing advances while others lagged. A stray note on euphuism, borrowed from John Lyly, closes the item.
A fragmented note discusses equal rights for birds, mentioning age and gender roles in reproduction and care. The text references primary age considerations and contrasts male and female roles in egg laying and feeding, hinting at broader rights debates.
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