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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1938
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a hospital, a plant, and fertilizer quantities. The text is incomplete but indicates an estimated 20 units related to a facility. No clear names, places, dates beyond 1937, or actionable details are present in readable segments.
A fragmented OCR line from a French topic mentions bout ire ry and equires ting with references to the mea and French context. The readable text suggests a mis-OCR of a phrase about a battle or issue linked to France. No clear people places or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Fragmented page itemizes a teen misadventure, a Pinchot campaign plan, a fugitive alert, measles cases, church supper, railroad rate talk, Union City Kiwanis dinner, and a North Corry power outage. Mentions of police action, local measles, and community events anchor a busy local briefs snapshot.
The rich district of the United Brethren in Christchurch will hold its third quarterly rally at Brown Hill church near Little Gooley, Pa. The program opens with a fellowship supper at 6 30 p m and an evening message at 7 80 p m by Rev C Norton Warner of Jamestown. Saturday features talks by prominent laymen and ministers on What I Believe About God Christ Holy Spirit Bible the Church Sin and Justification Regeneration and Adop tion Sanctification and the Future Ispute. Delegates from Corry led by the pastor and district president, with G I Bergman and John D Westley among participants, are expected alongside Beaverdam Wayne Valley and Union City delegations. Entertainment and meals will be provided.
Attica March 21 Uncle Henry Hiller a 61 year old retired farmer has been trusted for years for weather prophecies He predicts the earliest spring ever in western New York with scattered snow showers to come and a dry spell lasting into July He says there may be no more winter and more sunshine than in over fifty years Deer across the region face snow shortages and are being fed by volunteers as heavy snows hinder natural forage in deer herds of about 1000 animals across Reno and Nevada areas.
City urges property owners to file applications with the City Engineer to participate in the 1938 sidewalk repair and construction program run with the Works Progress Administration. Unfinished projects from prior years will be completed first, weather permitting. The county seeks immediate applications to determine program size and eligibility for WPA funding covering materials and equipment with labor costs absorbed.
The United Lutheran Church in America announces committee appointments for the anniversary appeal marking the denomination s twentieth birthday. Key figures include M M Lauveck and F P Bisher named synodical chairman of evangelism and music and pastors, with goals to boost church extension programs across the United States and Canada. A separate report from Yakima, Washington notes six year old Jean Grommasch sustaining her 17th fracture after a fall, with multiple prior injuries including a broken leg and fractured arms.
A large installation service by Corry Chapter No. 1% D H S at the Masonic Temple featured District deputy grand matron Mrs. Margaret Smith of Meadville presiding. New officers included Mrs. Genevieve Houghton as worthy matron and Mrs. Nina Parkhurst as secretary, with a five course dinner after remarks by attendees from Meadville, Meadville area towns, and distant friends.
A garbled note suggests that all trotters and pacers of note descend from a shared ancestor named Hambletonian and mentions a misspelled form Hombintimian. The fragment hints at historical lineage claims in harness racing without clear details or context.
A vintage ad urges readers to fight constipation by eating Kellogg's All-Bran every day. It explains bulk meaning a digestible fiber mass, promotes breakfast cereal as an intestinal tonic with vitamin B and iron, and advises drinking plenty of water for regularity. The ad closes by noting All-Bran is sold by every grocer.
Warne D. Curry of the Central Labor Union of Philadelphia predicts a silent but growing opposition to Lieutenant Governor Kennedy among AFL affiliated units. He says organized labor statewide would not back Kennedy or any candidate he deems to be CIO aligned, fearing public backlash.
New York Yankees beat Newark Bears in St. Petersburg Florida as part of spring play. They earned their fifth victory in nine starts after a 2 to 1 win over the Boston Bees in a recent game.
Butler Pa March 24 funeral plans were made for Police Chief Wilbur Kennedy who died last night from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Family members found him in his bed room with a bullet in his chest and his service pistol by his side in a troubled incident reported today.
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